I would recommend trying Arch. I started at Ubuntu but due to PPA hell I just installed Arch instead of adding repositories left and right just to get the latest software.
[citation needed] Criteria for citation requires: 1. Law(s), with sections and code. 2. Previous convictions with said law(s) and with similar case(s).
*stab* *knife snaps from perpendicular force* *knife piece travels inside wound for some reason* *Knife wound looks like a normal stab wound* *Victim goes unconscious right at stabbing due to trauma* And nobody notices because the attacker kept the broken knife/it was lost, the victim can't remember it and heals thinking the pain is part of the wound recovery.
Actually it is. Have you played it? Probably not--thought so.
Flamebait. Yes I own it. Would you talk to your parents like that? If not, then don't talk in a tone like that. Also don't be PC and say but I don't have parents! It's a hypothetical question, i.e, what if.
Amnesia, while an amazing game, is simply a point-and-click game.
Oversimplifying the game. Also off-topic.
And again, my point exactly. Strawman arguments. You dwell on one word, the "casual" one, when my entire argument was about Linux not having a realistic business market.
Ah here we go. Finally some meat, but with something ad-hominem. http://www.gamespot.com/pc/adventure/amnesiathedarkdescent/news.html?sid=6286090 -- buy once, play everywhere. http://www.humblebundle.com/ check the Linux graph, it's significant. Again, buy once, play everywhere. The Unreal Tournament series were also ported to Linux, until a few years ago. The wikipedia article on Linux games (there are many, and games like Nethack are played daily [citation: http://alt.org/nethack/perday.html, able to play locally].) My point is that there ARE games that sell well, and also run on Linux, but as lots of people point out, nobody really does ports because it's not "established." A Valve establishment would be a great boon for Linux gaming.
Yea, totally worth the X millions devoted to development, marketing, production, art direction, distribution, etc., for Linux
Take your false cynicism and bitterness and educate yourself. The only extra cost is development: artwork, models, particles, etc. don't change. There wouldn't be a chicken and egg problem if more people did double ports to Mac and Linux instead.
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I would recommend trying Arch. I started at Ubuntu but due to PPA hell I just installed Arch instead of adding repositories left and right just to get the latest software.
Crowdtality!
If you have any cell phone or Handheld computing device, you do, because Sony is attacking the very people that want to/are making it.
Don't they teach you how to write in those offices, Mr. Anonymous but obviously from RIAA/MPAA?
LAUGH
OUT
LOUD
Hope you can read in between the lines ;)
What if a user posts a malicious site?
He can edit the posts whenever it's downmodded, and have bots upmod him.
treasonous Bradley Manning
[citation needed]
Criteria for citation requires:
1. Law(s), with sections and code.
2. Previous convictions with said law(s) and with similar case(s).
For what?
They aren't a bank.
Fuck if I know, but Slashdot has never allowed editing nor removal of posts for any reason (except for a few very notable cases).
Works a bit like posting an email or on Usenet: it's already posted, you can't take it back.
Because then you can retract your statements and game modding up for nefarious reasons. Slashdot has permaposting for a good reason.
There's a reason why it's preview then post button.
*worsened
You've never met a collector then.
Then you want the iPad. There are things like this (see Ubuntu Netbook edition) but it's not the iPad obviously.
Don't try to make a problem more complicated than it should be.
I'm about to abandon all Linux Distros forever just to avoid being considered a part of such an assholish "community" (gag).
http://bash.org/?277337
This quote is apt. It's also kind of like OSX, which I think does a lot of things well, but their fans...
In short, just use whatever you want, other people be damned.
Because computers make most peoples' brains turn off.
Sleeping pills.
Got facialized.
Whoa whoa WHOA.
Since when are women shiny?
Have I really been inside too much lately?
Hey guys, guess why these don't exist.
It's only 1 word why nothing like this exists, except for 1 company.
Yay patents.
*stab* *knife snaps from perpendicular force* *knife piece travels inside wound for some reason* *Knife wound looks like a normal stab wound* *Victim goes unconscious right at stabbing due to trauma* And nobody notices because the attacker kept the broken knife/it was lost, the victim can't remember it and heals thinking the pain is part of the wound recovery.
Great post. I love the value your post adds to this discussion. Please continue posting, and get an account so I can subscribe to your posts.
Aw crap, I meant to put "But TF2 items don't give perks, like hats, and if they do then it is a random drop and/or craftable."
I would say "But TF2 items don't give perks," but:
1. I hate TF2, I am already biased.
2. Look at the Rift bonus items.
Also what about the region lock disc scams?
Actually it is. Have you played it? Probably not--thought so.
Flamebait. Yes I own it. Would you talk to your parents like that? If not, then don't talk in a tone like that. Also don't be PC and say but I don't have parents! It's a hypothetical question, i.e, what if.
Amnesia, while an amazing game, is simply a point-and-click game.
Oversimplifying the game. Also off-topic.
And again, my point exactly. Strawman arguments. You dwell on one word, the "casual" one, when my entire argument was about Linux not having a realistic business market.
Ah here we go. Finally some meat, but with something ad-hominem.
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/adventure/amnesiathedarkdescent/news.html?sid=6286090 -- buy once, play everywhere.
http://www.humblebundle.com/ check the Linux graph, it's significant. Again, buy once, play everywhere.
The Unreal Tournament series were also ported to Linux, until a few years ago.
The wikipedia article on Linux games (there are many, and games like Nethack are played daily [citation: http://alt.org/nethack/perday.html, able to play locally].)
My point is that there ARE games that sell well, and also run on Linux, but as lots of people point out, nobody really does ports because it's not "established." A Valve establishment would be a great boon for Linux gaming.
Yea, totally worth the X millions devoted to development, marketing, production, art direction, distribution, etc., for Linux
Take your false cynicism and bitterness and educate yourself. The only extra cost is development: artwork, models, particles, etc. don't change. There wouldn't be a chicken and egg problem if more people did double ports to Mac and Linux instead.
http://www.amnesiagame.com/
Amnesia: The Dark Descent is a casual game?