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May 29th, 2007
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| ako the pinoy  Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: by the beach
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|  Re: Best Linux Distro for Gaming yuri vs. hitman, i got my bet on yuri  certain people will agree to yuri some with hitman, its all about the end user...  Abit IP35-E C2D E6750 G0 @ 2.66ghz [TR Ultra120EX] EVAG 8800GTS [TR HR03] Corsair [2gbDual@800] 820GB HDD[120/200/500] Antec TP 550W Silverstone Temjin 09 Saitek Eclipse1 & Razer DeathAdder Windows Vista Ultimate 32bit |
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May 29th, 2007
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| Functional Alcoholic  | Re: Best Linux Distro for Gaming It has nothing to do with winning. I just prefer to do things the easy way. I have tried Ubuntu, along with every other popular linux distro that is out there. I have found that Ubuntu is a crippled version of Linux.   |
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June 1st, 2007
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| Colonel Calamity  | Re: Best Linux Distro for Gaming I find that the GUI way is easier for converts as they are used to going to Window Updates and such... the WineHQ synaptic way tends to work the best for these people as they add another source for installation stuff.  Thanks HL and Corsair! My opinions are my own and not representative of this site or its members.  |
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