Redesigning CAN work, but usually messes stuff up.

At any rate, as long as there's a fallback in place and the new site works with JS disabled I don't mind if you give it a try.

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Love that guy's accent, hope he makes top dog someday.

Anyway, downloading the driver is a 4, it's not in the Arch repos or it would be a 5, but it can only get in the Arch repos if it gets brought up to speed.
Ease of installing gets a 3, downgrading Xorg isn't always the easiest thing to do.
Stability gets a 4, I haven't had it crash yet, but I've heard of people who had, so that's a bit of a problem.
Features get a 3, I can do a lot with the control application, but no support for the latest Xorg is bad.

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Welp, the previous version caused continuous kernel panics with my GPU, so maybe I'll try this version out after it's gotten some testing.

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Not a surprising statistic as OMG's following is fully Linux gaming related, but more of a general Ubuntu site.

Did you mean "as OMG's following isn't fully"?

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I kinda feel silly sometimes for combining AMD graphics cards with Intel processors, but i7 spoiled me, so I simply can't in good conscience buy anything less. Compiling has never been faster.

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My purchases/month vary wildly, because some months I find a lot of stuff that seems interesting, other months there isn't anything I'm interested in, so I just did a rough estimate of how many games I have and how long I've been using Linux and gave the average.

Also, is it distro hopping when you use two different distros, but only those exact two?

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Akai Ito on PCSX2.

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Yeah, that's my only problem with Linux: there's pretty much no good games available. But there's always Wine, which works well enough.

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It's no Desura, but it's okay, I guess.

Might be fun to try out Darklands for a change.

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Do I want Ubisoft on Linux? No. Do I recognize the need for Ubisoft on Linux? Yes.

As a side note, there hasn't been a western AAA title released in the last 5 years that I care about. I'd rather have From Software on Linux. Or some older games like Final Fantasy VIII or Wizardry 8 or Recettear.

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