updates 2/13/2013

[Zoro]

what do you mean by drop fixes?

Probably means correct drop rates for items and the quantities they're dropped in

[Stuart]

what do you mean by drop fixes?

I do know rock crabs were dropping nature runes at a pretty fast rate. I think they halfed the drop rate.

[Cheshire Cat]

This is how linux users feel when there are updates; Woot, more free content!

[Stuart]

This is how linux users feel when there are updates; Woot, more free content!

eew linux

[DesertRain]

This is how linux users feel when there are updates; Woot, more free content!

eew linux

What! :D Linux is better, and definitely safer then Windows.  I just wish I'd force myself through the learning curve. :)

[HappyguyForum]

This is how linux users feel when there are updates; Woot, more free content!

eew linux

What! :D Linux is better, and definitely safer then Windows.  I just wish I'd force myself through the learning curve. :)

linux may be safer, but it is def. not better gaming wise :P

[DesertRain]

linux may be safer, but it is def. not better gaming wise :P

Yeah, that's why I didn't go through the learning curve.  Reading at my forums though, many are figuring this out, but they are long time programmers.  And so much of what they say, is way over my head. :D

[JT]

Linux is cake if you get a decent version, if you get something like Fedora, good friggen luck.

[DesertRain]

Linux is cake if you get a decent version, if you get something like Fedora, good friggen luck.

I've never heard of that one.  Just debates (opinions) on which ones are the best.

[Jake]

Lovely :)

[Whackatre]

This is how linux users feel when there are updates; Woot, more free content!

eew linux

no u

This is how linux users feel when there are updates; Woot, more free content!

eew linux

What! :D Linux is better, and definitely safer then Windows.  I just wish I'd force myself through the learning curve. :)

linux may be safer, but it is def. not better gaming wise :P

well no shit

Linux is cake if you get a decent version, if you get something like Fedora, good friggen luck.

In most distributions (and especially Arch) you can practically use common sense (you don't even need to know shell or the command line; you just have to not be afraid of using it) and a search engine to get your way through most of every technical issue you come across. I don't see how Fedora is bad (well yeah, GNOME 3 sucks) or difficult to use (and difficulty is relative anyway). And decency != easiness.

Linux is cake if you get a decent version, if you get something like Fedora, good friggen luck.

I've never heard of that one.  Just debates (opinions) on which ones are the best.

Here's a list of popular ones, although "the best" is far too subjective.

[DesertRain]

Thank you, I have bookmarked that page. :)

[Flax Bot]

Great, job as alway's  :)