Yep no more windows 7 at all. All my games are running better then on windows and DIABLO 3 new patch just made the game AMAZING and runs better under ubuntu. Sorry i am just happy.
Yep no more windows 7 at all. All my games are running better then on windows and DIABLO 3 new patch just made the game AMAZING and runs better under ubuntu. Sorry i am just happy.
Good to know. I will switch when Dota 2 native linux is coming. SC ist pretty ok under wine as well.
you do know if you pay dota like 20 $ you get the beta linux client
On Steam, if you've already bought Windows versions of games (I had bought the Orange Box for $5 on supersale), the (currently beta) Linux versions will show up in your games folder for download. It's nice (with Linux, of course) to download a game, hit "Play Now" and have the game start right up, unlike in Windows Steam, which practically always installs DirectX and .NET for each downloaded game.
I'm still booting up my Win7 partition about 3 times a month, mostly to play X-Com, which rocks.
I drink my Ubuntu black, no sugar.
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Hi oldrocker99, I do have Dota2 on windows but we're talking about Linux client and so far I know no-one having it expect this guy snafu006
I don't have dota 2 but i did read some where and found beta
http://www.webupd8.org/2013/02/dota-...tively-on.html
Dota 2 is an upcoming multiplayer online battle arena game developed by Valve. The game is currently available for early test access purchase and will be free-to-play when released. More about Dota 2 on Wikipedia.
its 29.99 oooo i was 9$ off and from steam i QUOTE
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