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Since AA is no longer being developed for Linux, you will have to search for the files. I found this site in a quick Google search : http://americasarmy.filefront.com/ You may want to check your distros software repository to see if it's there. Gentoo had it available in Portage... not sure...

If you think that there are no great games for Linux, think again! We are taking a look at 10 of some of the most popular Linux games... that just so happen to be completely free! You can read the full article here, and discuss it here!

Yes, pop it in and go. You may need to go into the BIOS and just make sure it's the primary boot device. Plug it into the first S-ATA port though... they will all be numbered.

DFIs highly anticipated AM2 enthusiast board is finally here, after months of development. Like previous LanParty boards, this one caters to the overclocker, and simply checking out the BIOS screams that fact. Does it please this enthusiast? Read on... You can read the review here and discuss...

Haha, you brain washer you :P

How many remote controls do you have right now? Let's see, TV, DVD player, PVR, Xbox360, Amp, Converter, and maybe a partially functioning universal that is more problem than solution. I bring you harmony, the Logitech Harmony 880 remote that is. You can read GeekGirls first review here and...

Are you in need of a great partitioner? Don't want to spend lots of cash for the popular commercial products? The GParted LiveCD offers most of the features that the big boys do, and even some that they don't. The key benefit? This is free. Read the article, and discuss it! Yeah, freaking...

Haha, exactly.

Yeah... my worry is tired arms after playing with it for an hour... ;)

There are a few S-ATA DVD burners out there, but I have no sweet clue why they haven't caught on like wildfire. Who in the hell would prefer IDE over S-ATA? Better airflow... and no ultra-clunky interface.

I love playing by myself.

So, the Wii is out on Nov. 19, and for only $250. Better go place your pre-orders now, as this will be a hot item. Can't farking wait! :D Tony Hawk Downhill Jam, here I come. http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=4169

Mark recommended a few things... I can't believe I forgot about this Gigabyte board: Gigabyte DS3 - $149.99 ASUS P5B (Non-Deluxe) - $156.99

Haha aye, that's a good spirit to have. I'll shoot off Mark an e-mail to see if he has any ideas. I haven't looked into many budget Conroe boards so I would hate to steer you wrong.

Heh, sometimes I let it get down to 3 seconds before I type it in. Makes the suspense grow bigger. Of course, if you want to use the PC for a lot of different things, it's actually better to just let it reboot. For whatever reason, that prompt disables a lot of things, so even if you cancel...

I cannot believe it's been 10 years... unbelievable. Tupac was one of the few rappers I actually enjoyed, for the reasons Greg pointed out. They were intelligent lyrics and even inspiratonal. We needed more of that in the hip hop world, and pac delivered. :(

OCZ has released many products over the past few months, one being a new CPU cooler. It may not be much to look at, but the design promises great heat dissipation. If you are looking for a low profile air cooler that glows, read on... Read the review and discuss it! Got it?

Good C2D motherboards are rather expensive... starting out at around $250. You can get decent ones for around $200 though. If you want a solid rig, you may want to spend more around $450 or $500. Mobos I recommend: ASUS P5B Deluxe ASUS P5B Deluxe ASUS P5B Deluxe ASUS P5B Deluxe ASUS P5WD DH...

Haha. That will happen when I call up Dell and get someone who's English.

http://www.dell.com/content/products/category.aspx/dimen?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs Ok yes, they are small systems. But it's a start!