[SuperSam]

or just be old school and use wine, which is basically a free alternative for cedega that's been around for ages

configuration is annoying though, gotta admit. The most common thing is to dual boot a pc with linux and windoze, so you get the best of both worlds.

Wine doesn't automatically work with most games, and if it does, you have probably modified it yourself, which I tried once :\. Just stick with cedega, its great and supports all the biggest titles, maybe not the newest, but the most popular!

Plus Cedega uses wine, but a modified version (wineX).

Edited by SuperSam, 30 March 2006 - 06:15 AM.

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But if i want a PC wich i can Create webpage and play games on it......

[Mike-pxndx]

But if i want a PC wich i can Create webpage and play games on it......

[Dragon]

if you want a system that allows you to do both, and the gaming is the more important, stick with Windows.

If gaming isn't more important then designing, dual boot.

Edited by Dragon, 30 March 2006 - 04:05 PM.

[Thebinaryman]

Sweet, but how do i would use it, i mean is there any task bar, likw windows, is the way to use like a mac or....

it sounds like you are/were a bit confused as to what linux will appear and feel like. check this out: http://shots.osdir.com