Guest1017

I did try doing that through wine's registry editor but it didn't seem to help. It appeared to default back to 32 bit when I entered the game, but it would just show a blank space when looking in the graphics options. Although after further researching, apparently 32 bit color and 24 bit color are the exact same thing. So maybe the problem isnt matching the color depth, but not being able to run continuum above 16bit under ubuntu w/ wine at all. (Without a bad fps)

I'm running it under ubuntu and linux only supports a high color depth of 24 bit. When running it under wine, if continuum isnt matched with your systems color depth you get very bad fps. So right now, I have to switch my system's color depth down to 16 bit if I wanna play subspace with a decent fps rate. Unfortunately to change your color depth under linux, you have to restart your xserver, which is basically a quick restart of your computer. If I leave my system at 16 bit, some other software I use looks bad. So if theres anyway of forcing 24bit color in continuum, it would help me out. Thanks again, Guest1017

!@#$%^&*o, Is there anyway to force continuum to use 24 bit color? In the options all I see are 8, 16, and 32. Thanks, Guest1017