Hey ElT !! Yes, it is quite unavoidable (does that word even exist... i'm on my phone and I can't check, sorry....) when I go to see my parents in law... far too much wine and champagne... must have drank a bottle of each.
I didn't understand a single word of what you were trying to do... :)
**Big alcoolized hugs**

F*** sh*** simulation could you please work -.-

(Sorry, I needed to vent some frustration)

That sounds particularly painful :-| **picturing a pretzel neck** ......

Evenings all!

Feeling obliterated by the questing in Trails in the Sky.
Thought it would be over already, but no, got some kind of multi-part quest again... can't handle this... going to sleep soon :)

You can yell at me if you want ):-|

Tell us a bit about Trails in the Sky, if you don't mind! Can you recommend it?

Stop driving the nice lady crazy and work, you piece of shit!

And no please, work properly right now, goddamn it!

(Sometimes it's good to be forceful with technology. It seems to respond well to that approach. =) )

Good evening.
I'm using Linux Mint 17.2. Rafaela. Mostly because it's really easy to use Nvidia Optimus with Mint.
I'm happy now. Both my and my laptop are Dual Boots now :)

Okay i see. Yes. That's understandable then :)
Well to be fair i had to read a lot about it before i understand what i had to do - but i was successful :D
*big hug* :)

It's okay. Was my own fault. But on the bright side, I was up all night and that makes me think my mood's starting to shift. Totally worth some neck/head pain in that case.

Also, unavoidable is a real word. No need to wrestle with a phone browser. ;)

There are only 2 *'s in sh**.

Why would I yell at you? *big hug* That would only make me feel mean ;-)

Yeah I wish I could give the simulation a good slap, that would sure help :D

*big hug* I use three stars as standard for swear words, does not matter how many letters :P

Seems like a good first distro. (I was thinking of setting up a bootable Linux Mint thumb drive btw) Don't think I've ever used Linux Mint before - when I first got taught Linux I was using OpenSUSE and then Debian. =)

Nowadays Debian and Archlinux are more appealing to my technical self than "beginners" distros like Ubuntu/Mint, as nowadays I am a bit more skilled in the area of manual configuring and command line-style work. ;)

Congrats on your first Linux install, best of luck to you =) I'm not really a Linux "expert" yet but I still know some stuff about Debian (or possibly anything Debian-based) and the distro you're using is based on Debian, so if you need help feel free to chat me up, I'll see if I can assist =) Again, best of luck to you!

Thanks for the offer :)
Well actually it's my second install as i already had the Dual Boot on my PC with the combination of W8.1 and Xubuntu 14.04 :)
I only had some minor experience with Ubuntu before so it seemed logical to use Ubuntu-based Distros then. When i'm more experienced i plan to switch to Debian.

It could be the irish version though ;)

I wish I could use Linux. It is not a question of skill, but of flexibility, which Linux lacks. In my experience I have to use 7-10 different programs per semester, and they all only work reliably on Windows. Fellow students with Macs are generally screwed and the Linux people have to do multiple workaround that cost them days or weeks.
But if they would offer the same possibilities I'd pick Linux as well...

Uhm.... It's a story of these kids traveling around the country of Liberl.
Lots of dialogue, lots of walking around. But it's quite funny, if you don't mind the characters getting a bit silly sometimes. The game mechanics are actually very advanced and well designed.
And they better be, since there's quite a lot of combat :)
That's the game in a nutshell.