manuleka

I have two EVGA cards 1. GTX 660 Ti FTW Signature 2 2. GTX 670 (stock reference) I'm going to sell one of these two and keep the other for a gaming rig i'm building but am wondering which one to keep. The GTX 660 Ti runs quieter and cooler...

totally agree - leaves zero footprint on host machines

ah i see... didn't realize it was the client only... great tool though babyftp

there's portable version of Filezilla which can run from a thumbstick

haven't got around to installing nor playing wit it yet

downloaded but never got around to working on it yet...

http://store.steampowered.com/hardware/ hopefully steam will help increase game development for Linux

thanks Yordan - downloading it now

I'm looking for a simple video editing tool (Haven't worked with any before) for cutting/editing video files What i want to do is simply cut portions within video files (flv/mp4/mkv etc) and then merge the wanted parts together... simply removing unwanted portions from within the video and then rejoin the needed parts cheers

Steambox is coming out soon - gaming box based on Linux + steam

hehe i will not try it then on mine

hahaha yes try that on your PC - lol

Anyone here using Steam for gaming on their Linux installation? How are they with Gamepads? thinking of trying it out but noticed that Ubuntu 12.10 is the supported one i think... Anyone using LinuxMint 15 with Steam?

wow i want one of those - great for vacations back to the Pacific Islands... amazingly beatiful

I think one of the factors would be to do with the Network available. Different regions/countries have different types of network systems. I think here in New Zealand we don't have CDMA networks anymore, closed last year. Another could be just a marketing scheme allowing variant options for customers to choose from, and also some phones are a revised version of the previous release adding on few more hardware enhancements/down-grades. Example LTE availability in different versions of the Galaxy lines of devices...