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I just want to say that the new setup is not working with 1.7-leagueoflegends I was planning to download it to play a few matches with friends. I looked at what PlayOnLinux did, they did a tarball of the whole game and uploaded it on their website so people didn't have to use the official setup...

Step 8 https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/37705/steam.reg I just added one line to disable the dwrite automatically. Everything else is your standard steam installation registry file To see the changes applied just go to the registry editor -> Browse through HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software ->...

Enjoy, people. I refrained from posting to my blog... my god Blogger.com WYSIWYG is awful... I wish they allowed Markdown format :( Gotta find some cheap hosting :[

Are you tired of installing Steam multiple times using PlayOnLinux? Do you want to organize all your Steam games in one giant library (e.g Steam Library), then this guide is for you. Installing multiple Steam client always drove me crazy with PlayOnLinux, when you see the big picture (no pun...

The guide is complete... I'm gonna take a break then start preparing the screenshots. I know you wanted me to post it here, should I post it in the Guides forum section ? Let me know.

You get to keep specific settings like GLSL support, CSMT, StrictDrawOrdering for each game and still maintain the same Steam, and everything is managed through PoL :) (except shortcuts) . I can confirm this because I configured my Skyrim yesterday after moving my Steam games to my Usagi drive...

Yep, I'm using ONE steam to only install games. Let me clarify, most of the time you can't make windows steam launch games in other virtual drives... that's jut not possible. My Setup is like this /home/david/WINEApps/Steam <-- where my main Steam resides /media/david/Usagi/Library/Games...

I don't mind writing the main guide for gamersonlinux, as long as I'm allowed to cross-post to my blog :) If this is fine with you then we are set. I also need help testing the guide. I mean, it WORKS. But, I don't know if the registry I have will always be the same for everyone, else I will...

Oh no, actually the good news: Since there's only ONE Steam installation it keeps all your credentials saved. I did a 32 bit WINE installation then later did a 64 bit one, loaded the registry on both virtual drives, it automatically connected without doing anything. I reported the symlink...

I'll be detailing a full guide once I confirm everything, I need to ensure that everything goes according to how I planned. For importing/exporting, just go to your wine registry section in PoL. After opening it, Import/Export registry. I'll be giving the users the Steam registry because...

I bring good news. I found out how to maintain ONE Steam installation for all. 1) It involves importing/exporting the registry 2) It involves creating manual shortcuts (for now until I report the symlink bug to PoL developers) Next thing to try is moving all Steam games into ONE location...

Overlay worked for me in 1.7.11, but remember that.... not all programs will react the same way... like Scribblenauts Unlimited. It still crashed with overlay on.

I've been working on this.... but there are a few drawbacks. 1) I need to find a way to export/import registry of Steam. 2) Organization of games are important. I did come up with a way to organize your games and I'm pretty sure it will work :) For example, basically you all know that steam...

Just a tip to those who want to use the overlay. I'm using WINE 1.7.11 for this game and overlay works great. (Sometimes it gets lonely traveling around Skyrim, gotta chit chat with some steam friends haha) I also have the debugging stuff disabled for performance.

I do play games :) Skyrim, Guild Wars 2, Torchlight 2, etc. I'm not interested in writing PoL guides, sorry. I want to focus on things like WINE audio issues and things that could improve your gaming experience in linux.

1. I don't rename them I store them in folders (main folder) NVIDIA | - (folder) 331.38 | - File inside 331.38 Take a look at this screenshot, you'll get the idea 2. You can use any editor you are comfortable with :) 3. Stopping...

Hey booman, I did a little guide, if you have any doubts let me know. By the way you don't really have to format your PC :) you can always install nouveau drivers back, but like Daerandin said, even if you fail to install the NVIDIA drivers there will be a fallback and you get to keep your GUI.

This is post from my blog: How to install the latest NVIDIA Drivers in Linux Mint 16 "petra" Hey there, linux users around the world. I'll be writing a little how-to install NVIDIA drivers Please follow this guide if: You are willing to dirty your hands with the terminal. Ubuntu and its...

Hmmm... not exactly. I'm using linux mint and I'm using this beta driver right now; I agree that stability is important. I do understand that people would feel uneasy about breaking their systems. I have broken mine when I used Ubuntu 4.10 upgrading to 6.10. Arch Linux has also broken my system...

Well, to be honest it's not really that hard to install NVIDIA drivers. I found the NVIDIA installer by linux mint to be really annoying. So what happens if you remove nouveau and fails to install NVIDIA? nothing, X.org will fallback to some crappy driver.