The great Acer Aspire One/Netbook challenge.

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Updating as its been awhile. Per the last update I can still run LOTRO on a now seven year old Aspire One netbook with 512k of video ram.

[BangoTwinkletoes]

Updating as its been awhile. Per the last update I can still run LOTRO on a now seven year old Aspire One netbook with 512k of video ram.

Fantastic stuff!

Alternatively, has anyone been able to get LOTRO running on a Raspberry Pi?

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Or for that matter a MS Surface, or some exotic tablet install.

Not that I think a tablet would be ideal but KOTOR isn't a bad time on my Galaxy Note 3 phone.

[Junafani]

Fantastic stuff!

Alternatively, has anyone been able to get LOTRO running on a Raspberry Pi?

I would say that would be impossible. Raspberry Pi has ARM processor while LOTRO is coded for x86 processor. You could run an x86 emulator, but emulating whole different computer architecture is pretty slow. Using WINE to translate Windows-only code to Linux code is much faster since that is only small part of compiled code.

[Wolfhelm]

Updating as its been awhile. Per the last update I can still run LOTRO on a now seven year old Aspire One netbook with 512k of video ram.

That is absolutely awesome, I wouldn't have even imagined that such a thing was possible.

Could you post some fresh screenshots of this?, as the old ones from the original post seem to have gone missing.

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Still no issues on XP home with 8 MB or ram. Yet, yet, with Win7, the best new drivers, I still crash when a flash or HTML 5 YouTube video plays.

Only LOTRO does that. But so it goes.