@Daal: Good to see you too mate.

@Briareos: I'm sorry mate, I really have no time left over to squeeze this in. I'm deep in my exam studies now along with a schoolproject of great extent.

When I'm done with all this or if I need a break from the studies I'll definetly make you a sig.

Zarx

Wow, I haven't been here for a while.

I'll try and make you one when I get some time over.

Zarx

I-i-i-i missed the cake?

Best, guildapp, ever.

Period.

*rofls to death*

I want one Daal, gimmie!

*thinks* Ooooh, one's for Xak doh!

As the PvP-system in World of Warcraft has become rather... intricate I think the best place to find all the available info would be the official homesite.

All you'll need to know about the PvP system

Questhelper is the questing addon. Love it. And I'm pretty sure you can configurate that arrow-thingy to perfection as well.

Ubuntu is currently, imho, the most stable release of linux atm.

It is a ridicously compact OS and fits on a regular CD or a USB memory stick (which can be used to install from btw). It comes pre-installed with pretty much everything you need, gimp, open office etc.

I currently am running ubuntu on my laptop, which is old, and it boots in half the time that xp does, it looks better, feels better and, most importantly, runs better.

I'm not sure how it runs games and such but my guess is that pretty much anything is doable, it is after all - open source.

I don't know what else to say that I strongly recommend it for both newbies (like me) and hardcore programmers There's a little something for everyone.

Hope this helped!

Zarx

I'l like to welcome you to the LanCraft community as well. Hope you'll find it to your liking.

Also, good luck with future aspirations in TR.

Zarx

Well when you start to go raiding more you'll require more and more addons. They help in many ways and of course, also look real cool.