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Why didn't I think of that?...I was thinking I'd have to have the distro software working, but this makes much more sense. Only thing is I can only seem to download Elemental: War of Magic and the Beta to Enchantress. I bought Sins(all 3 xpacs as they came out) and Gal Civ 2(vanilla) in the past, but can't download them. I guess it's a Gamestop deal eh?...even though I bought them before the Gamestop transition. (I know this has to be the Billionth time

I sure hope I can get it to work with WINE then...we'll see I guess. I'm in the process of getting Steam to work and so far it runs and updates. I have yet to install anything with it though. I understand, for linux peeps, it is best to buy the games at the website and then use Steam to install/run the games. Multiplayer is a mess for a lot of games, but I don't do that anyway. Although a native Steam client would "seal the deal" for the future for me...it s

YES!...good to see this coming out! I am in a little bit of a "pickle" though and was wondering... Are their plans to make a linux native version of this? The rumors about Steam for linux seems to be coming to light soon.(if you believe it anyway) I have switched totally to Ubuntu and have been really happy working with it and enjoy the "free feeling" I have in completely separating myself from under Microsofts boot! I don't have much free tim

I appreciate the referral to google, but I have to say that is the first place I looked and all of the paths/folders various places use to describe where to put the files are different than what Stardock has used. Their is a "custom" folder, but it is empty, which is in the program files area of windows...their is also a hidden file under the appdata within the also hi

Stardocks install of this Freedom Force game is a little different and I can't seem to figure out where to put my custom meshes/skins. Can you tell me the path I need to use and maybe what folder names? I could simply have the folder named wrong. Thanks