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05-11-2005, 07:36 AM
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is on the 4th circle: Avarice & Prodigality
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Aussie
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okay i haven't been on lately cos some problems with my computer like so chuggy i couldn't play domm3 on 640x480
 (my computer is giving me crap lately) any way did a format but before i put everything back on i wanna change to linuxwindows has a operting system coming out but cheeze i don't know how i could aford updating my windows so i'm going to switch to Linux but i have no idea what their latest one is or anything so just wondering if you guys could give me some help on choosing the best non windows OS thanks :thumbup: |
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05-11-2005, 02:58 PM
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is on the 4th circle: Avarice & Prodigality
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If you wanna continue playing games, linux is actualy a no no ! Even more that you're a total linux noob!
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05-11-2005, 03:18 PM
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Ha ha ha! linux for games... ROFLMAO!
If you want a distro, try either SuSe (Owned by Novell) or Mandrake (French owned)... both are always up-to-date and feature an extensive array of packages out of the box. SuSe and mandrake work perfectly well with Nvidia OpenGL acceleration, but DO NOT install if you have an ATI Radeon and expect 3D acceleration! |
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