tobywong

If you need linux support check out Synergy . I've been using it for the last 3 years, and it's a godsend. I'm looking forward to seeing how Multiplicity compares.

Updating the BIOS is not something to be done lightly. If something goes wrong, your motherboard can become permanently unuseable. It's not something I'd just just because a certain game is crashing. For one thing, it's unlikely to solve the problem. BIOS updates are usually released to support new hardware or low-level OS features.

The exact same thing happend to me too. Never found out what was causing the problem, but to get around it I made an iso image of the CD ( Link ) and then mounted the image in a virtual CD-ROM using Daemon Tools ( Link ). The installation worked fine from there. I was able to use CD2 for the 2nd half of the installation without any problems, so yo

I'm experiencing this problem too. After playing for approximately 15 minutes the sound starts to stutter and then everything grinds to a halt. This does not seem to be connected to any action on my part, it can happen in the ship designer, colony screen, new tech researched screen, planetary invasion, or even just moving about the map. Moving from one screen to the next can take up to 30 seconds, and all I can do is patiently try to get to the save me