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Looks good but I'm only using Linux.

Looks stunning.

Doouhh, you're missing the best.

Not really. Ben mentionned recently: 60% Windows 30% Mac the rest for Linux.

Looks good but as it does NOT support Linux I cannot buy it, sorry.

Hi on KDE you have to turn a switch alike: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=ubuntu_1210beta_desktops&num=1 Or maybe try bleeding edge as some improvements are on the way.

Yes I believe so. Back around in 2007 I've reported a bug and they answered to be already working on that and would test later with X-Plane. Anyway Nvidia runs perfectly not only X-Plane, Steam etc., but also FSX/FS9 on Wine/Ubuntu is a good experience. Yesterday's update was as easy as exit X and run the installer.

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTI1MDA Will update later today.

Yea remember having to look up my v- and hsync frequency from Windows 98 to configure my X on Suse 5.3....They even gave a warning alike: wrong settings can damage your monitor! But luckily Linux has nicely evolved since, but yea was kind of fun at that time.

Agreed, complete newbies should first install it in Virtualbox etc. Play around, try different desktops and even distributions, test your hardware and after a while, when you feel like playing 3D games (steam, x-plane etc.), you install it aside Windows. http://distrowatch.com/

Nowadays Linux is pretty easy. Get Ubuntu, wich installs all necessary (need to update Nvidia?) drivers. I boot ALL main OS with Grub from several partitions. I've around 6 OS and after udpating an OS all I do is: sudo update-grub. It's also faster by around 5% to Win8 out of the box (Nvidia) without knowing of: http://www.phoronix...._desktops&num=1 With above you might get up to 10% speed increase to the latest Windows/drivers. I started using it after a virus destroyed all my data back on Windows 98 and had not even one alike problem since. In fact I only boot other os for recompiling stuff and of general interest.

Yes a few. For ex. this one is very good: http://wiki.flightgear.org/Boeing_787-8_Dreamliner

Yes nice but I wonder what is it? A war simulation or even a flight sim?

What makes you think that I'm that person? Honestly, again you need a psy*. I'll never talk to you again, bye.

SASL always worked fine, because it's kept within aircraft plugins! Only your gizmo made it crash because you kept your plugin globally in resources/plugins. Now instead of installing Gizmo into aircrafts like everybody else does, you decided to remain globally, even if it crashes lots of airplanes.- You even bothered Ben about this...which fits your profile. PS: Again and again those commercial members keep inundating the forum with links to their homepages.