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    Hey guys

    Just a quick question, does anyone use linux as their os?
    If so, will you be able to play the latest games on fedora core 14?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fabio View Post
    Hey guys

    Just a quick question, does anyone use linux as their os?
    If so, will you be able to play the latest games on fedora core 14?

    Thanks
    I use Linux on a dual boot, running Ubuntu 10.04.1. I haven't gotten any games to work as all the data is on the Win partition,which is unfortunate. However you should be able to get most new games to work under wine. Check the AppDB to see if the game you want to run can be, and what specific instructions you need.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Strategist01 View Post
    I use Linux on a dual boot, running Ubuntu 10.04.1. I haven't gotten any games to work as all the data is on the Win partition,which is unfortunate. However you should be able to get most new games to work under wine. Check the AppDB to see if the game you want to run can be, and what specific instructions you need.
    Thanks buddy!

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    You're welcome.

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    I got a few games working using playonlinux.
    Last edited by ingeon; 10-11-2010 at 09:34 PM. Reason: Running ubuntu 10.04 64bit.

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    you could also run a windows virtual setup however I'm not sure how that will affect your GPU's performance when it comes to gaming
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    Used to run Ubuntu, couldn't get games to work. Linux is to much admin, just run Windows 7

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    Quote Originally Posted by Strategist01 View Post
    I use Linux on a dual boot, running Ubuntu 10.04.1. I haven't gotten any games to work as all the data is on the Win partition,which is unfortunate. However you should be able to get most new games to work under wine. Check the AppDB to see if the game you want to run can be, and what specific instructions you need.
    Ubuntu can read NTFS, so what do you mean?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Grimspoon View Post
    Used to run Ubuntu, couldn't get games to work. Linux is to much admin, just run Windows 7
    Yah no I tried it.... And it was crap!!!!

    Way to much hassles... But stupid me, formatted my windows drive to install that kak and lost all my updates!

    Guess who learned the hard way that linux is a piece of sh@#!!! Haha
    Win7 WWWWAAAYYY better...

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    Quote Originally Posted by sycogrim View Post
    you could also run a windows virtual setup however I'm not sure how that will affect your GPU's performance when it comes to gaming
    OOh eish, I think running games on Vbox would be really bad. If you think about it, you need to allocate enough resources to Linux to be able to run the Vbox in the first place. Then you have to assign enough resources to your Vbox to be able to run the game. That's almost like halving your available resources. Lol, I might be wrong- but it just doesn't seem right

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