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I need World of Warcraft! but don't want to be connected to windows anymore. What Distributions would be good for what i need. As far as i understand i need WineX (right?) so what would that work best on. I am a noob have been on Suse, Mandrake, and Fadora Core, really liked Mandrake, but don't want to pay $60 again. ubuntu looks really cool, but can someone help me make a choice, and maybe some help with my WOW needs...
And some Steam (half-life 2) would not be so bad also...
Pretty much any distro will work for you. If you liked Mandrake, why not go with it? You don't *have* to pay anything for it. Just download the free version, and use EasyUrpmi to set up your repository sources. That's *almost* as good as buying the Powerpack edition.
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