I started to use Linux since the days of Red Hat 5.0. I currently use Mint LXDE edition. It feels light (I am looking at you, KDE), has sane desktop layout (don't get me start on Unity).

As for "hardcore" distributions like Gentoo - I really have something better to do with my time than setting up system from the scratch / recompiling stuff. And if I use pre-compiled packages, what is the point of using Gentoo at all?

The first game was surrounded by a huge hype when it came out based on which I bought it. The graphics was OK, the story is almost non-existent. Side quests were really boring - go to level X, kill a big bad guy. First 2/3 of the game were really easy, the last part was really hard. It became very boring for me after I descended several levels into first mine. I had to force myself to finish it.

This is coming from a guy who finished Titan Quest, Diablo 1 and 2 (all of them with all the add-ons) on the highest difficulty levels. I am not even sure why it was so boring. Lack of a story or good atmosphere? Diablo and Titan quest have both.

I might sound like a troll, but I am not looking forward for the next game. I still might give it a try if they come up with Linux version. The game will probably have hard time to compete with Diablo 3.

It probably was the only book which made me laugh while I read it, and made me scared when I finished reading it. Really worth checking it out.

Not exactly. At least, they did not sink any other company with them. I still feel bad about Looking Glass...