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Hi!!, as my name says, I have downloaded Debian just a week ago, and I have some serious problems about installing stuff, but I'm masodistic and I like it that way , my office pc is in Debian, and my home pc is in Windows XP, but I'm thinking in installing Debian for my home pc and play my 3 favorite games, BUT, i don't know if they work for Debian or not... I haven't and I won't try to install them in my office pc, becouse it's for work, AND is a VERY weak pc (Celeron 500 MHZ, 96 megs RAM), so PLZ ANSWER ME!!!
Oh!, and before I forget, is there a Debian version for MSN Messenger?, CHEERS!!!
Hi!!, I'm not a total newbie now but I still have my questions, and this is one of them...
My question is, I've posted a question yesterday (see it to know what I'm talking about), and a nice person told me that to play my windows games on Debian, I have to use Cedega, BUT Cedega is not FREE..., what else can I use that can play the same way my games that I play them on Windows... but free?
Use Windows? Games are pretty much the only reason I keep Windows. Otherwise, not sure what to suggest. Maybe search LQ, but I guess most posts will point to Cedega.
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