Setting up linux

odie2190 · Post by **odie2190** » Tue Feb 20, 2007 3:27 pm

are all the game that are made for windows compatible.

and awhile back my bro told me linux was hard to work with but was stable as !@#$(this was like 4 yrs ago)

help? prz!

The Black Pumpkin · Post by **The Black Pumpkin** » Tue Feb 20, 2007 9:52 pm

odie2190 wrote:are all the game that are made for windows compatible.

Not by a long shot, unfortunately. If the game was made for OpenGL, then you can get it to work. If it has DirectX though, you can only make it work through an emulator that really cuts performance.

odie2190 wrote:and awhile back my bro told me linux was hard to work with but was stable as !@#$(this was like 4 yrs ago)

This is true for most versions, but it is more getting used to a different os for the hardness part. There are versions that are more like a windows interface, and those that are more like a graphical DOS. You're pick.

kenc51 · Post by **kenc51** » Wed Feb 21, 2007 9:53 am

~75% of the Linux distros out there are easy to install, some are harder than others to configure to your needs

I keep on recommending SuSe Linux........it's very easy to install and configure, and if you want the *nix experience, you can do that too.

An Linux is NOT stable as !@#$ --> An OS is only as stable as the user ;)
If you try Linux, be carefull when your logged in as"root" (admin)

Sporg · Post by **Sporg** » Wed Feb 21, 2007 10:04 am

Oh yah... you can really mess things up as "root"!!!

odie2190 · Post by **odie2190** » Wed Feb 21, 2007 9:39 pm

O.o

i just wanna play css. lol

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