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Say that three times fast ... As the title suggests, I want to avoid my Windows partition from being mounted when I boot into Linux. It normally auto-mounts in /run/media/<username>/<####>. First of all, I don't understand what to use for the fstab's mountpoint when using the 'noauto' argument...

Aaaah, so case sensitive! For those wondering what the difference was; the .desktop file needs to start with: [Desktop Entry]. Not capitalized [DESKTOP Entry] as read on a different forum. Why? My experience so far is that Steam on Linux has been great!

Perfect! Downloading the zip file and extracting its content into the directory I intended, works. Now I would like to make a menu item by creating a .desktop file. I placed and named it in /usr/share/applications/xonotic.desktop. It does not create a menu item with the following: [DESKTOP...

Currently running Solus 4.1. This is 'the problem'. Files for the one game are scattered over a variety of directories. I would like these to be found in '/media/Games/Linux/Xonotic/' after which they can scatter into their directories as shown below. $ sudo find / -name 'xonotic*'...

Almost! Steam is sorted out. It installs games in the one 'common' directory. So I added the installation path to the Steam library and it now installs games in the Steam directory on the HDD; exactly how I want it. Now the same for games installed from the Software Center! I would like the...

Hey all, As the title suggests, I am looking for a way to install Linux games in one directory. My main drive is a SSD, the secondary HDD has a partition named 'Games' that will host the obvious; all my games. For Steam that is simple as it installs game files in one directory. As a recent...