Originally posted by BowmannI have and in fact have them both available on my Linux box along with the even better Heretic and Duke Nukem 3d but most games don't work on Linux. I thought you were pedantic enough to realise this!
Eh? 😕
Most Windows games? Is this your point?
So it seems no one has heard of id's Doom or Quake titles, for instance 🙄
Originally posted by BowmannNo Bowmeister, most games don't work on Linux full stop. Many games do work on Linux but the vast majority of games do not run on Linux. Most probably don't even run on Windows.
There you go again, making little sense.
I agree that many games written solely for Windows may not work at all other than under Windows itself.
But if that is what you're trying to say, then you really couldn't have an emptier point!
Originally posted by Dr Strangelovewhy get that when you can get the real thing. Linux is the future crew windows. I use windows only when i need to.....hmm...actually nm I can't remember when I last loaded windows. Maybe a month ago by accident when I didnt select Gentoo when grub loaded. emerge linux
No download or install necessary;
http://opensource.region-stuttgart.de/test_linux_desktop.php
Originally posted by BridgePlayerIt's only there for a quick look at linux - not as a replacement.
why get that when you can get the real thing. Linux is the future crew windows. I use windows only when i need to.....hmm...actually nm I can't remember when I last loaded windows. Maybe a month ago by accident when I didnt select Gentoo when grub loaded. emerge linux
Originally posted by stockenInstallation is long and can be a bit complex. I wouldn't reccomend it for a first time linux user, slackware is what I'd reccomnd for that but, once you get it up and running I think its the best distro there is. Plus the emerge command is beautiful.
Oh yea. Gentoo. I've heard positive things about that distro. It compiles specifically for my hardware on installation if I want it too. Right?
So, how do you like it so far? 🙂
Originally posted by BowmannHave you been listening? I prefer keeping XP (which works fine) than partitioning my disk.
Eh? Linux is far safer than Windows. Creating a partition is a doddle as Linux recognizes your Windows partition...
Delete all your stuff? Backup/reinstall rampage? Where do you get your ideas from? 😕
Originally posted by BowmannAhh i see you have resorted to name calling already. Obviously you can`t think of anything more constructive to add. Shame about the IQ then i guess.
Standard response from an ignoramus. Funny how you simply resort to repetition when you fail to understand what's being said, isn't it?
Originally posted by PalynkaYou're missing another point here. It's great for you if you prefer to keep your XP. But this thread isn't really about XP. It's about trying linux. So, if you're really not interested in linux, try staying out of this here thread. 🙂
Have you been listening? I prefer keeping XP (which works fine) than partitioning my disk.
Originally posted by stockenOi! Who named you for the thread topic police?
You're missing another point here. It's great for you if you prefer to keep your XP. But this thread isn't really about XP. It's about trying linux. So, if you're really not interested in linux, try staying out of this here thread. 🙂
Originally posted by PaulieI think this is just you and the Bowmeister. Everyone else seems to be a chillin and a hankering after some big time linux fun.
I can see this is just going to end up being a Linux v`s Windows thread.................. again.
I tried it and didn`t like it, simple as that. It`s just a shame all the push and shove has to come into it as usual.
You are allowed to do Windows and we wont make you feel guilty 🙂
Originally posted by Palynka😵 Sorry, but you know it's true. If I start a thread about the mighty lion, isn't it kinda rude clicking in there and start typing about a pigeon? Then again, keep talking about XP if you like. Don't expect to get a nice warm response by linux enthusiasts though. 🙂
Oi! Who named you for the thread topic police?