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After you get the new machine up and running just download Steam. Give it your login information and view your games list. You can right-click and select Install Game, it will create the directories for the game then Steam will download and deposit files in those directories.

I think if he wants it for his own usage(playing) and it was provided free, there are no infringements. However, if he a)distributes it, b)decompiles it, or c) breaks anything in an established agreement that may or may not exist(eg. Terms of Service, etc.) it's copyright infringement. I cannot...

Yeah, just enable the wireless support on it and see what happens.

If you'd like to have your scores used in stats for the CF community. Put your scores in the http://www.computerforum.com/144651-3dmark-scores.html form.

If anyone wants to question someone's score then they can screenshot and post in the thread.

Oh yeah, most definitely use SrcDS and Linux. And as said above, just run the distro without the X server(GUI). Of course, the SrcDS will most likely have you create a script to start the game server. So, you could just crank the server machine up and run the script via CLI.

Check out that second link. It updates every 5 minutes.

Should I try to have it made sticky?

I made a form in Google Docs to keep track of CF's 3DMark scores, we can use this to get stats. Submit Score/s View Scores NOTE: Spreadsheet view will update every 5 minutes. So allow up to 5 minutes for your entry to show on the spreadsheet. Report abuse to me, this thread or PM, and I will...

They don't even make a black Macbook Air. The only way you would find one is if you had it custom made.

Yeah, switch the router above channel 8. Mine is on channel 9 and it's 2.4Ghz.

If I had to customize everything(on a conscious level), I would be extremely unhappy. Right, I am just saying that it's stupid to default... Ubuntu doesn't come made to my liking but at least I can pick it up, open the Package Manager, find my IDE or Wine to start plugging away. I can get done...

Yeah, get it. The only difference in that Core 2 Duo T5xxx and the Core 2 Duo T7xxx is that the T7's have a 4MB L2 Cache. That 8600M GS will handle things pretty well.

See BackTrack As for the polls, I would set up a website.

7's not that much better. Finding XP drivers for a Vista-made laptop is hell.

Does it really matter? If you want two separate drives then make 2 partitions.

http://www.google.com/products?hl=en&q=Used+Acer+Aspire+One&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ei=2qqcSefqE5y6MsXujaIF&sa=X&oi=product_result_group&resnum=1&ct=title

I like the 8 port Netgear. I also like the cheap D-Link, if one of those things goes bad, it costs very little to replace.

Yeah, for sure, even your laptop is overkill. I set up a game server(CS) at school with some old socket 478 Pentium 4 machine. It held 16 people just fine. Get on eBay and find some used Dell laptop with no dedicated card but a decent processor and use that. That will keep you from lugging a...

I put 7 on my laptop again just now and it resulted in me downloading and burning Ubuntu 64-bit. I really can't use it, I don't like the new taskbar, icons! Are you kidding me? Okay, just for argument's sake, what happens if I run an app that doesn't have an icon or am debugging several apps...