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Hey Night, I attached an screenshot. Go to the game you want to change the language: Right click -> Go to Properties -> Language

Sometimes, I find it amazing on how stable things are in distributions. I don't consider myself to be all knowledgeable in GNU/Linux, but I do miss the days where you had to pin down those weird behaviors and fiddle with the configuration files. I certainly don't miss the Desktop Environment...

Which is sad... to be honest there are worst companies than EA. The EA hate train/circlejerk never stops and people take it as a fact over time, I've seen people so against EA that they don't want any EA games running natively on GNU/Linux. I think the hate has gone out of proportions to the...

This is of course my perspective. No, you can't create a backup copy and send it to your friends because it wouldn't run. Now that I think about it, there's a copy protection. I guess it sort of falls into DRM, but not the type of DRM you see on PC, at the very least, less restrictive. You buy...

Hmm E3 may be overhyped but it's still relevant to console gamers on the upcoming games and news. Piracy does affect consoles as well. Most console games are DRM free because 1) there's no securom in them 2) there's nothing like Games for windows live 3) You aren't required to be always online...

I'm kinda officially back on GamersOnLinux. It's been a crazy ride! I don't know if you guys have been getting yourself busy with E3 stuff, it's been an amazing show, especially Nintendo Direct. It surprised me that GOG is introducing a client. I like the idea, however the trailer felt like...

Hey Daerandin and booman! Long time no talk mates :) I'm not gone. I may have taken a break myself after a crazy full time job schedule so I've been chilling out playing Final Fantasy XIV and some other games. I also got myself a 3DS XL so... I've been busy with it myself :] I gotta say, Mount...

Imho, I'm becoming a Debian fan. I still need to relearn a lot of linux/unix CLI tools for administration and IT stuff. I don't really regret going with unstable in the least as it's actually pretty stable. If you go with debian sid, sudo apt-get install apt-listbugs That "software" hooks up...

That's really weird... it takes like 2-3 seconds for ifup/ifdown/etc get an IP from my router... so network has never taken that long for me.

Just would like to make a note that Debian unstable finally made the switch to systemd at least in my case. Things that currently bother me that never happened in the old init is the constant fsck at every reboot. It's pretty annoying in terms of wanting a fast boot. I don't want to disable it...

Pretty neat! Personally, I don't think I'll be setting up a test distro partition, that stage is over for me. I think the only thing that's left for me is using a LVM set up and that's not going to happen for a while. (until I buy my next computer parts and build another PC)

Stop trying and wait for me? ;) (although I still need to create the website :( ) Also... I've noticed that some WINE purists are pretty narrow-minded when it comes to wrappers, thus they may delete your stuff. Even though in some cases they are mostly vanilla (untouched) WINE. sigh.

Just changed my laptop to Debian. Luckily I didn't make the same mistakes I did with my desktop installation where I forgot to separate the /home partition. -_- No data loss, which makes me really happy :) I'm just reinstalling KDE back. And that's it.

Finally, they fixed skype dependencies this week. I got to install it... I'm really happy now.

I would dare say that people using Ubuntu and Linux Mint are missing out on how great Debian is. I'll admit that after almost a week of the installation I'm totally in love with my new system. It's fast, responsive, and mostly importantly: stable. Now, I know my way around debian-based stuff...

Personally I think you are going to like Debian unstable. It's fast, it's slim and you can still mix arch linux wiki into it. I did a minimal installation, switched to debian unstable in the repos. I installed netselect-apt so it could install the fastest mirror. Needless to say, it was quite...

Additional note: I installed kde-full package for a full desktop experience, mind you, I love KDE. Now, weirdly it pulled over systemd. ----------- end of note I so don't regret moving to Debian... everything is... surprisingly fast. Even when I pulled over a kde-full I still use only 500mb...

I asked that before migrating to Debian sid. No, it's not installed by default but it's readily available in the repo. just apt-get it as you normal would. (Asked this in reddit a few days agO)

So I'm finally on debian sid... or almost there... It's been quite a ride today, mostly due to issues with GPT disks I had to sit down a read a bunch of stuff on how to make win7 and debian co-exists. Yes, in the end I had to make a choice and I went with dual booting. I'm not particularly happy...

I have done over 5-6 manual installations and nothing ever gone wrong. If you know how to revert/uninstall the drivers then you are safe, imho.