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General discussionShow off your Linux GOG Desktop!(205 posts)(205 posts)
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Posted July 27, 2014
Here is mine :)
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Posted July 27, 2014
Here's mine. Openbox, plank and conky on Arch 64-bit.

Long Live the Queen!
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Posted July 28, 2014
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javajeff: This is a fun thread where you attach a screenshot of your Linux desktop running a GOG game.

FYI: ALT+ENTER to leave fullscreen, and CTL+F10 to detach mouse. Image needs to be less than 500kb.

My desktop is attached:
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Drilnoth: Bring me your universe's ultimate video game! You have five Earth minutes. Make it perfect!

Nice to see some other Devin fans out there. :)
Ziltoid 2 is coming out soon! :P
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javajeff: This is a fun thread where you attach a screenshot of your Linux desktop running a GOG game.

FYI: ALT+ENTER to leave fullscreen, and CTL+F10 to detach mouse. Image needs to be less than 500kb.

My desktop is attached:
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ggf162: ZILTOID THE OMNISCIENT

Don't use Linux, but I just had to comment
What! Blasphemy!

Other than it being one of the greatest concept albums out there, it is a progressive metal masterpiece. Anyone that likes Dream Theater, Opeth, or Symphony X should immediately go get it.
Post edited July 28, 2014 by javajeff
Posted July 28, 2014
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hummer010: Here's mine. Openbox, plank and conky on Arch 64-bit.

Long Live the Queen!
Rob,

It is nice!
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Posted July 28, 2014
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Drilnoth: Bring me your universe's ultimate video game! You have five Earth minutes. Make it perfect!

Nice to see some other Devin fans out there. :)
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javajeff: Ziltoid 2 is coming out soon! :P
I know. I'm in the choir. :)

(assuming that Dev did manage to use all of the ones which were submitted like he was hoping to).
Post edited July 28, 2014 by Drilnoth
Posted July 28, 2014
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hummer010: Here's mine. Openbox, plank and conky on Arch 64-bit.

Long Live the Queen!
impressive
Posted July 28, 2014
Screenshot of my Mint 17 Cinnamon running in VMWare player.

Making sure I can use my daily stuff before switching, Still missing a few things like Wine and learning how to properly install the nvidia drivers.
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Posted July 28, 2014
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Ganni1987: Screenshot of my Mint 17 Cinnamon running in VMWare player.

Making sure I can use my daily stuff before switching, Still missing a few things like Wine and learning how to properly install the nvidia drivers.
Beautiful desktop background :)
Posted July 28, 2014
http://i.imgur.com/1KpbIOa.png

edit: http://i.imgur.com/hSaN1bT.png

for some weird reason I cant just drag and drop and "make" desktop icons on ubuntu 14.04

:)
Post edited July 28, 2014 by vicklemos
Posted July 28, 2014
As I stated, Fedora 20.

And yeah, I've got Wine installed. Don't rush out to check for a nonexistant Linux version of Foobar2000.
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Posted July 28, 2014
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Darvond: As I stated, Fedora 20.

And yeah, I've got Wine installed. Don't rush out to check for a nonexistant Linux version of Foobar2000.
I did that for a long time. I used foobar2000 for music, irfanview for images, context for text editor. And then one day, I thought, I'm not really using Linux. On top of that, every version of wine seemed to bork something (this was back in the 0.9x days). I got fed up and dropped wine for 3 years. I moved to MPD/mpc/ncmpcpp for music, mirage/gimp for images and geany for text editor.

I eventually moved back to using wine. It was actually Torchlight that got me using wine again in late 2009. Incidently, Torchlight was also my first steam purchase ever.
Posted July 28, 2014
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hummer010: Long Live the Queen!
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darkplanetar: impressive
No it isn't. He hasn't even done anything yet except click new game.

Still, nice wallpaper.
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Posted July 28, 2014
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hummer010: snip
Truth to tell, I'd love to try something more native, but I really haven't found anything that just makes everything so seamless when it comes to components. I need something that can play SPC , NSF, GBS, KSS , VGM , NSFE, MOD , XM v1.04 , S3M, Riff AM, and a few other weird formats, like USF, GSF, 2SF, and PSF. Basically anything covered by Game EMU player, and DUMB.
Posted July 29, 2014
Here is mine (Debian testing / KDE). [Screenshot from running Witcher 2 from GOG in Wine].
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Posted July 29, 2014
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darkplanetar: impressive
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Gydion: No it isn't. He hasn't even done anything yet except click new game.

Still, nice wallpaper.
It was a new game - I'd never played it before.

Since then, I've managed to die twice :)
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Darvond: Truth to tell, I'd love to try something more native, but I really haven't found anything that just makes everything so seamless when it comes to components. I need something that can play SPC , NSF, GBS, KSS , VGM , NSFE, MOD , XM v1.04 , S3M, Riff AM, and a few other weird formats, like USF, GSF, 2SF, and PSF. Basically anything covered by Game EMU player, and DUMB.
I never really found a replacement for foobar. I've tried a lot of options, and settled on mpd. It isn't perfect, but I do like how flexible it is in terms of control.
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