Thread: Windows 7 on openSUSE

If you want Linux to take the gamble is a bad idea. 'd Rather stay in Windows or CUSTOM both windows and Linux to play for the rest, The game developers create games, unfortunately, not specifically for Linux, what would be needed. Otherwise, you can probably now many Steam games to get wine to work However, the games with wine 30 to 70 percent slower than under Windows, because Windows layer to the application or game is simulated, which costs performance.

I agree with the previous speaker to: If you want to keep playing, windows i advise you: 1 to ubuntu, 2nd you before gnome and kde to look at the various desktop environments and you should indeed fallen, so you feel in the new system probably Thus, a simple test times ubuntu Live-in try mode where you can test directly the hardware compatibility and then decide i prefer gnome, but that's a matter of taste.

I thought to myself that I had someone that's only sometimes that Linux with the Games get along quite well but then I'll use Win7 probably more ... but who has a few more good info would be really great.

Info what exactly is playing under linux is not the bearer, at least, to the great games wenns part of the commercial i said, wine appdb Kannste nachschaun all how well it is supported play on the topic under linux you can still look, the deal just so that as I said, you ne exciting live version to NEN-usb-stick, and it boats probiers from, if you do like it, yes kannstes still a trial basis in parallel to install windows .

The fanboys are just hanging for 3 days and nights in front of the computer to the game via Wine or Cedega then get to work more comfort you have with Linux is not for sure. You have more control over your system, can better their own hand and thus the system exactly what you want it'll come back just the Klickie Buntie an environment of Windows, which I personally prefer, since Windows 7 is out the install is easy to start and shut off completely for games.