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Im in for :

Darkwood
FEAR & FEAR 2


Thanks for another amazing giveaway & +1
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Hey, another giveaway from adamhm, another selection of fine games. Thanks a ton (and thanks for your continued contribution of wrappers).

I'm in for FEAR, please, or Darkwoods if possible. Thank you.

One question: has anyone played with Wayland? If so, have you seen any improvement in gaming performance?
Thanks for the giveaway! Adamhm is always the best when it comes to giveaways, and he has always a great taste for video games!

I'm in for:
> Layers of Fear + Inheritance DLC
> Darkwood
> FEAR & FEAR 2
> Shadow Warrior (2013)
damn! adamhm where was you when I used ubuntu as OS for few years back, so much trouble to run any old software made for windows.

Im in for :
FEAR
FEAR & FEAR 2
Shadow Warrior (2013)
I'm in for: ( in order of preference)

> FEAR & FEAR 2
> FEAR
> Darkwood

One question though: Would you recommend using Linux Mint over Ubuntu and is it hard to migrate from Ubuntu to Mint? Thanks in advance.
Thank you Adamhm for the giveaway.

I'm in for:

Darkwood
Shadow Warrior (2013)
Thanks for the giveaway!

I'm in for FEAR & FEAR 2 because there are no regional prices for these games.
+1 for your generosity!

Count me in for the first game in the FEAR series!
im in for fear 1 :)
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Kaesemeister: One question though: Would you recommend using Linux Mint over Ubuntu and is it hard to migrate from Ubuntu to Mint? Thanks in advance.
I do recommend Mint over Ubuntu, as it's a lot easier to use and in my experience generally just works better overall than Ubuntu (although I haven't tried any Ubuntu release newer than 16.04). "Under the hood" Mint basically *is* Ubuntu, but with various tweaks, fixes & enhancements and a different desktop environment/UI, so just about everything that works with Ubuntu should work just fine with Mint.

Migrating from Ubuntu to Mint should be very easy - just backup your user data & then restore the stuff you want to keep on the Mint install. If you use any software that's included with Ubuntu by default but not Mint then you can simply install it from the system repositories through the software manager.
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Kaesemeister: One question though: Would you recommend using Linux Mint over Ubuntu and is it hard to migrate from Ubuntu to Mint? Thanks in advance.
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adamhm: I do recommend Mint over Ubuntu, as it's a lot easier to use and in my experience generally just works better overall than Ubuntu (although I haven't tried any Ubuntu release newer than 16.04). "Under the hood" Mint basically *is* Ubuntu, but with various tweaks, fixes & enhancements and a different desktop environment/UI, so just about everything that works with Ubuntu should work just fine with Mint.

Migrating from Ubuntu to Mint should be very easy - just backup your user data & then restore the stuff you want to keep on the Mint install. If you use any software that's included with Ubuntu by default but not Mint then you can simply install it from the system repositories through the software manager.
Thanks for the clarification. It seems that my assumptions were true. I'm gonna migrate to Mint as soon as possible.
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Thanks for giveaway.

I‘m in for F.E.A.R. 2.
The giveaway is now closed & keys sent out. Congratulations to the winners :)
Didn't win but still 1 2 thk adamhm again 4 hving this GA. Congrats 2 the winners! :)