Maybe some more great Linux games can be made now. The last time this happened, Open Arena was one of the great games to come out. I love Open Arena and play it daily.

I have to restart my system every few days. Otherwise, memory is pretty much eaten up by memory leaks and the systems crawls.

[Insert joke containing sexual innuendo about blowing into NES cartridge here] Seriously, though, without cartridges we would have been using casettes or vinyl. Imagine Playing FF7 on 30 vinyl records. Has anyone actually successfully used vinyl to store data? I wonder how many MB one record could hold!

Didn't Slashdot just post an article about AMD praising how well it worked for Linux a few weeks ago? How ironic.

With Windows 8 faltering and 10 not here yet (and may still suck!) why, OH WHY, would Microsoft do this? Windows 7 is all they've got. That's the only good OS. And they halfway kill it this week. *sigh* Back to my Linux installation. I ditched Windows last year.

I'm a bit Rusty on the subject. Pardon?

I run Linux Mint 17.1 and tried using the AMD driver for my AMD Radeon 7570. It caused a huge memory leak. I am again using the X.org drivers. They don't perform as well for 3D but it's all that's available to me. I am bummed out, too. The AMD drivers looked promising and I was getting much improved frame rates in Nexuiz. Like, from 20FPS to 65FPS kind of improvement. I really wish that memory leak would get fixed.

How about Microsoft Linux? http://www.mslinux.org/ They even have Linux Genuine Advantage in place already :) http://www.linuxgenuineadvanta...

Those were different circumstances. Hiltler was in the public eye as enemy number one. North Korea is kind of like a joke.

Hahahaha! That made my morning!

Just keep everything on your hard drive on a computer that is *not* connected to the Internet.