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if games start to support linux more who would be maintaining the games for linux ? i am very interested in steam coming to linux but concerned that i would go to play a game one day to find out...

tried to see screenshots or a video and all i get is a tiny black window in the middle of the screen. a crappy website is no way to sell something.

Do you honestly think that any cpu or computer with a gigabit ethernet port can push the theoretical maximum transfer rate of 1 Gbit/s or 125 MB/s ?

why are there no benchmarks on file read and write over the network ? there is a gigabit port on this, can it do gigabit ? (might have to put a faster disk in it though)

was doing some research...

i have used debian kfbsd but stuck with crappy nv. nouveau and/or nvidia blob would be great

i thought it was only me that thought most of the computer cases were ugly, and that red thing is by far the ugliest and most retarded. what i look for is large quiet fans infront of the disk...

efficiency ? a better architecture ? just because its plugged in all the time or does not have a battery does not mean it can waste as much energy as it wants, there is an electric bill. and x86...

getting info on the loongson is difficult, and i have been watching that closely. no idea how to order one in the US. i am considering the efika, but that does not have as many ports or the dvd...

anyone know if there is a computer like this that is non x86 like arm based ?

that sounds like the argument "there is no games for linux because they all use windows to play games, or the drivers are not good enough" or something silly like that.

and i have flash disabled...

i was thinking some pics with parts would be nice too. any time i have a computer open its to swap out or clone hard disks, occationally to mess with pci cards. would be a nicer set up to have easy...

i was wondering too how good the bios was and how easy it is to update. i thought asus was supposed to be easy but its not, too my days messing with a usb disk, never worked.

kinda makes me...

does this mean gnome will not be painfully slow anymore ?

i was thinking the same thing.

a modern board with a parallel port. a cpu that is supposed to be low power consumption that still has a fan. no dvi, hdmi, or display port. nice that it doesnt have the huge atx power...

sounds nice... but are any of those clients going to release for linux ? probably not.

ALL features are important!

great that there is support for this.

maybe this isnt the right place to ask, but i dont understand why this is not in hardware. if the best way to get power management is to have a different...

unigine needs dotnet or mono ?!?!

sadly they will probably be windows games, "the linux market is too small" and/or microsoft paid them off.

for example : SteamPunk Studios, The game is targeted to PC, Xbox 360 and PS3. Personal...