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can Linux play games like Starcraft and Diablo? They work on mac and windows, but would it work on Linux too? Also, I was toldLinux was free, but the site sure didn't say so, was this dude bullshitting me, or am I missing out on something?
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Quote:Originally posted by Undeadcannibal@May 25 2004, 04:30 AM
can Linux play games like Starcraft and Diablo? They work on mac and windows, but would it work on Linux too? Also, I was toldLinux was free, but the site sure didn't say so, was this dude bullshitting me, or am I missing out on something?
Linux have many games :
http://www.loki.com for example....
I have more links if you wanna have.
You can run ANY game that works in W98 under a thing called Win4Lin.
Linux IS Free.....
If you wanna have the packages containig a base manual and some cd's with extra material you can buy them .....
If you are new to linux i recomend : RedHat, Suze and Caldera.
If you are used to Linux : Slackware
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Where do I download Linux. I checked the site, and it weanted me to buy shit.
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Quote:Originally posted by Undeadcannibal@May 29 2004, 06:49 AM
Where do I download Linux. I checked the site, and it weanted me to buy shit.
Here for red hat
Mandrake
Linux Documentation Project
Slackware
A good site for diffrent stuff and Linux
Openoffice
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awesome. thanks man!
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Quote:Originally posted by skulbite@Aug 3 2004, 03:29 AM
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If you are new to linux i recomend : RedHat, Suze and Caldera.
If you are used to Linux : Slackware
leeman, what's your views on Mandrake? I notice it's not on your list for newbies. I think it has a great installer and there is something that asks you if you want to install dependencies which I know is not in RH. I'm pretty much a newbie as well (althought I know some of the commands and how to install and what not) and that feature is sweet! [/b]
Well to me Mandrake and RH are the same ....
But ofcause Mandrake should have been on n00b list...
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