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Glass Walls are transparent walls that can be used to make windows that let in natural light, while preventing monster spawns. They are crafted from Glass and also spawn naturally in houses on Floating Islands. They can be crafted into Stained Glass.

Um... You don't need wine. Terraria works on Ubuntu now. There's a Steam for Ubuntu. You can do it through wine if you want but it plays a little slower. Also if you use Ubuntu's steam to install terraria you'll find your worlds in a different folder. /home/YOURNAME/.local/share/Terraria/ Replace YOURNAME with your username.

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Glass windows are the simplest and have the added benefit of also being able to use glass blocks on the walls to create extra windows, and also giving your home a more 3Dimensional look. I like to add wooden beams to the sides as shutters.

Probably the earliest form of window you have access to when starting a new character on a new world is the wooden fence windows. Some might not even have considered this as a window option when first starting out in Terraria, but even the most seasoned builders will use this for a certain look.

Next is the iron or lead fence window. Your world will generate either iron or lead randomly (only one of the two) and the ore can be smelted into bars which can make fences at an anvil. These also make great windows, and happen to be my favorite type. :)

Yeah I just did a bunch of research on google and I can't find your specific issue. The only thing I can think of is drivers, but if you aren't having trouble in other games and it's just terraria then I'm not sure. Sorry I can't help.

I've googled around a bit and I'm getting conflicting information regarding battery life when running windows 7. Does anyone have any sort of idea what you get for just web browsing on the latest macbook pro using windows 7? I listed Visual Studio above and I know development will eat battery but I tend to develop when plugged in as opposed to on the go.

OS X is surprisingly simple, but don't let that fool you into thinking it's not complex if you want to get into it. Features like Applescript, Automator combined with the Unix shell underpinnings make it very powerful should you choose to look for it. It had a few stupid things like only resizing windows from 1 corner until Lion was released that I always thought would never change and thankfully have. I was in your situation, I bought a Macbook for the machine, thinking I would bootcamp into Windows and just play with OS X now and then. Within 3 months I was down to a single windows program, and these days I don't have a bootcamp partition at all.

I have run Server 2008 R2 as my primary OS on a 13" inch macbook pro for around 3 months. Noticed no real difference in battery life so I'd imagine that you'd be fine with windows 7, if not better since its a 'desktop' OS. ff782bc1db