hiropyro Wrote:Kulluminatii Wrote:IMO, use Linux Mint. Its basically Ubuntu underneath it all, but it is highly customized to look better, perform better, and work better.
Also, RO is a hassle to get working on Linux...and when you can get it to work...it isnt as good as if you were playing in Windows.
Which is kind of sad, since games like Guild Wars and WoW run perfectly in Linux.
Dual-boot if you can 
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really I thought it would run smoothly because, I watched a youtube video and it did ;-;. I fixed the cramped issue lol its not so cramped feeling now there are still, a few minor crampy spots. But thats from the font lol. Ill install it when i wake up and give it a try maybe... @.@ if it lets me keep my music from windows i will lol.
Sounds like, or sounded like, you needed graphics drivers since you'll default to something like 800x600 without them.
You should be able to access your music from your Windows partition. I don't know the exact file path at the moment, it's been awhile, but it's all there.
RO is a total, total, total nightmare to get working under Linux. I've done it before, but ultimately I'd rather have Windows open.
If you want to toy around in Linux, try using a VM. I recommend
http://www.vmware.com/products/player/ myself. Just keep in mind that you'll have to have a CPU capable of virtualization technology. Most AMD processors will, but some of the lower end Intel ones will not.
Just remember that a virtual box is like a second computer running within yours. It uses the same processing power and is given it's own memory, so don't go trying it on some box that's years old.
