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From what I understood of SailfishOS; the Mer core is completely free, and is a proper Linux setup (not based around a non-libc library) and the UI is Jolla exclusive, but the MeeGo UI is open on it...

Xen also only supports VGA passthrough with certain drivers / video card combinations, is a serious pain to set up (Under Arch Linux, it would just crash when I enabled the Xen bits).

Qemu-kvm is...

I agree completely with this. I think the announcement of Mir basically says that "Hey, we're popular enough now, let's split from mainstream Linux like Android did so people will think "Ubuntu"...

I was hoping Paradox would start porting their library over. I don't have Crusader Kings 2 yet (may just buy it because it's for Linux), but I bought one of their bundles and have tons of strategy...

Ha ha, if you have a Windows system, it pretty much is a 'big multitasking powerhouse'. I grew up with the Atari 800XL that had 64KB of RAM. Then moved onto an Atari Mega STe with 2MB of RAM, which...

Actually we don't really KNOW for 100% that it'll be anything more than a locked down x86 computer in a snazzy case. We only really know two things. It's using the Linux kernel (would have to say...

Yes, I realize this, but I don't see the point in having a 'power save' mode for something that the majority of the time is going to be pushing pixels as fast as they possibly can be. Sure, it'll...

The only problem I see with it being an AMD APU based system is that to this day, ATI/AMD's drivers for Linux are still very much crap. Besides for a game console, why would you want a system like...

I could be wrong, but I think Limbo is just using a wine wrapper, and that's in Steam. At least I had read that the Humble Indie Bundle of Limbo did.

Personally I hope they don't resort to Wine...

There's a lot of things wrong with Ubuntu. Popular doesn't equal stable.

Oddly, I'd much prefer they develop it with CentOS/Red Hat. Or Maybe even do something like Mer. Where you have a nice...

I have always been pretty impressed with the Ogre3D engine. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obWkjRIVvBQ Mind you, a lot of the 'failure' by Open Source is the artwork, not the source code. ...

uClinux is probably what you're referring to, which by the way is also ported to the m68k.

But if you really want to know other examples of Debian on embedded devices, Raspberri Pi, Nokia N900,...

Exactly what Ibidem said. Frequencies on x86 != Frequencies on m68k or any other architecture.

Sadly because people are stupid, that's one of the main reasons Apple went to x86, because IBM and...

So very true! I only use Windows to play games on. Thank goodness Steam is finally coming to Linux.

You know what the most entertaining thing in the world is? Recently the other Linux...

Now we know you're just trolling. Canonical making Linux 'Usable'? Have you tried Unity? The fact of the matter is, Canonical doesn't do much themselves, with the exception of Unity, and Unity is...

So sad, don't suppose you'd like to part with them? :D

I need to fix my A4000D so that it doesn't lock up in non-AGA video modes, then I'd end up using it a lot more. But for now, it runs games...

To all the Naysayers. Screw you. :D I mean that in a nice way. A 68060 based system with a Mediator and Radeon card should be able to run Debian quite nicely.

It's nice to see m68k in Sid...

Actually for power users, the only real sane one IS KDE.. at least out of the full blown DEs. Most power users actually use something like openbox or fluxbox, etc. Most Linux Power users would be...

Yeah, though I think that is only the latest one without desura keys. From what I've seen, even going back a few, they aren't selling the Linux version off their home page. Isn't that kind of part...

I use Arch Linux, which there always tends to be someone who creates a PKGBUILD for AUR (Arch User Repositories) so that it makes installing games from the Humble Bundles easy.

So here I am,...