What are you playing today?Unsupported thread: >>557361009>Commercial games for GNU/Linuxhttps://store.steampowered.com/search?category1=998&os=linuxhttps://itch.io/games/platform-linuxhttps://gog.com/en/games?systems=linuxhttps://humblebundle.com/store/search?platform=linux&drm=downloadhttps://zoom-platform.com/search/any/any/any/any/any/linux/any/anyhttps://gamejolt.com/games?os=linuxhttps://fireflowergames.com/products?search[platform][]=92>Libre games, source portshttps://thegamingemporium.com/categories/decompilations-recompilations/https://libregamewiki.org/https://osgameclones.com/>Generic game launchersBottles: https://github.com/bottlesdevs/BottlesLutris: https://github.com/lutris/lutris>Unofficial platform-specific launchers (*=CLI only)LGOGDownloader (GOG)*: https://github.com/Sude-/lgogdownloaderMinigalaxy (GOG): https://github.com/sharkwouter/minigalaxyLegendary (EGS)*: https://github.com/Heroic-Games-Launcher/legendaryRare (EGS): https://github.com/RareDevs/RareNile (Amazon)*: https://github.com/imLinguin/nileHeroic (EGS/GOG/Amazon): https://github.com/Heroic-Games-Launcher/HeroicGamesLauncher>Steam Play compatibility toolsProton: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/ProtonProton-GE: https://github.com/GloriousEggroll/proton-ge-customSteam Tinker Launch: https://github.com/sonic2kk/steamtinkerlaunchBoxtron: https://github.com/dreamer/boxtronRoberta: https://github.com/dreamer/robertaLuxtorpeda: https://github.com/luxtorpeda-dev/luxtorpeda>Other thingshttps://wiki.archlinux.org/https://github.com/DavidoTek/ProtonUp-Qthttps://github.com/ValveSoftware/gamescopehttps://github.com/flightlessmango/MangoHudhttps://gitlab.com/Infernio/libstranglehttps://git.dec05eba.com/gpu-screen-recorder/about/https://gitlab.com/feed_and_seed/webm_scripthttps://github.com/limo-app/limohttps://github.com/Kron4ek/Contyhttps://github.com/scanmem/scanmemhttps://github.com/mtkennerly/ludusavihttps://github.com/AntiMicroX/antimicrox
>died like 50 replies short of bump limitSad!
Sorry for my negligence contributing to the previous thread's untimely death, but posting on 4chan from devices without cookies has become hell, and I'd rather take the punishment for deleting my cookies than change the browser settings on the phone from which I would have been posting this morning.Anyway, has anyone ever shared a Steam library between multiple accounts? I think I've got it working on my new PC, but I haven't tested it much, so I don't know what it might fuck up. Basically I've got multiple user accounts on my PC (for me and my family), and each of them uses Steam with a different account (which is already tons of bloat because Steam unpacks all of its runtime shit to ~/.steam/ but whatever). So I created a directory that belongs to a group shared by all the system's user accounts, and I think I've managed to set the permission bits and ACL on that directory so that anything created in it will belong to that same group and will have group read/write permissions. Then I logged into each Steam account and added that shared directory as a library. As a test, I installed Proton 10.0 to the shared library. All the users' Steam accounts can see that Proton 10.0, and I've verified that I can run a game installed to my personal library using the shared library's Proton. But I haven't tried running a game from the shared library as a user who didn't install it.I'd take a screenshot of what I did but I'm on the old PC now because it's still got more of the kids' games on it.
>because it's still got more of the kids' games on it.I suppose that last part was lacking some context. It's not that I want to play Paw Patrol: On A Roll myself, but the two PCs currently share a desk (and its monitor/keyboard/mouse), and I set up the old PC again before I went to bed last night so the kids wouldn't mess with the new one. Now I'm too lazy to switch all the cables to the new one again until I'm actually going to play a game that needs the better hardware.It'll be nice when I get another desk (etc.) and can have both PCs set up at the same time.
>>559002157>Anyway, has anyone ever shared a Steam library between multiple accountsNope, and most users here are probably lone incels like me
Stupid fucking shitWell, it was just before bump limit so it's not a big deal
The lack of custom maps in Brigador's official community mod compilation (unless I've simply overlooked them) is a bit disappointing. I'd like to see ammo depots for the flamethrower weapons. If I remember correctly, the flame ammo depot asset exists but didn't make the cut for the game's official release, and thus doesn't appear in any of the official maps. At least the flame-type weapons added by mods can be filled with generic ammo drops from enemies.And the lack of mods on the popular mod sites (namely ModDB and Nexus) really blows, especially for a game designed to be moddable (though maybe not very successfully because it seems that combining mods outside of pre-compiled mod packs like the official community compilation isn't exactly trivial). I had seen a list of mods once, but if I remember correctly, a lot of its links were dead. Now I see there's another here (probably not the same list):https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2963636132But the mods themselves, linked from there, are all hosted on... Google Drive? What the fuck? I don't know how people manage to fuck up mod distribution when we have entire web sites dedicated to hosting mods.
>>559008643>designed to be moddableWell, more like made to be officially moddable after the fact. It's really not that easily moddable (especially when it comes to the native Linux port for which use of the modkit requires some extra steps (documented already on the GOG forum)). But yes, the game officially supports modding (hence the official modkit) even if it wasn't designed that way from the ground up.
https://github.com/SulfurNitride/BodySlide-and-Outfit-Studio-Linux-Port>native BodySlide on Linuxholy shit
How's Fedora Workstation vs regular Ubuntu for Linux Gaming? Is there a difference in performance or stability? I've heard of the KDE "krashes" meme from /g/ a lot.
>>559018089The only fedora spin I've used was the KDE one, which I used from like 41 to 48. Never had any major issues with it.
>>559018089>KDE "krashes" memeAs you said, it's just a meme. It probably used to happen years ago, but nowadays it doesn't happen anymore.
>February is overSteam survey results fucking when??HURRY UP I MUST KNOW WHETHER LINUX WENT +0.2% OR –0.2%
>>559000382Hi frens, I just installed TurtleWoW in bottles! It's great.
>>559029353BasedI would play tbc, but I will never give a single cent to blizzard and there are no tbc private servers worth playing
>>559030569>but I will never give a single cent to blizzardBased and same. I'm not even a classic andy, but Twow is so refreshing, I don't know much about the private server scene, but sucks, that you can't enjoy tbc.
>>559028305Soon, maybe?But as of this moment, the page is broken.>https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey>Oops, sorry!>An error was encountered while processing your request:>Hardware Survey Data not available.
>>559000382>Switch emulators like Yuzu has hardware acceleration just fine on Nvidia>Waydroid can't have hardware acceleration on Nvidia for some reasonWhy
>>559037678>waydroidBecause it requires good wayland support?
>>559037678Good question. I searched and apparently it's because Waydroid relies on Mesa. And Nvidia uses their own proprietary driver, instead of Mesa. Thats why it works on Intel and AMD and even some ARM chips. Man Waydroid is so cool it will only get better, especially with valve being involved now.
>>559000382BWEEEEEEEEEEEEH
>>559037678I'm not surprised. NVIDIA proprietary drivers are same across platform and all their user space drivers do is talking to their kernel blobs using proprietary APIs (for comparison, mesa drivers are using DRM API to talk to their kernel counterparts), so it's no wonder when something requires close Linux integration shit is falling apart.Same thing happened with Wayland: NVIDIA didn't have proper KMS DRM driver that why everting Wayland related was completely broken until recently. I dare to say NVIDIA didn't support Linux: NVIDIA supported Xorg and just made binary compatible shims for wide variety of *nix systems.
>>559055386Never would've imagined I would want to go back to AMD again after switching to Nvidia a few years back for the sake of stability
page 10 already?
Fug
>>559000382>QOTTDead Island 2. Got the Ultimate Edition on sale for $13 USD and I'd say it's well worth the money so far. Runs without a single issue.
Has anyone tried getting games using EAC to launch with Proton? I've tried Halo MCC and Totally Accurate Battlegrounds but both crash on launch, Halo has 'unexpected error [#1]' (launching the game without anti cheat runs fine) and TABG nothing opens but steam says it's not running anymore. I've tried Proton 10, experimental and cachyos but all have the same problems.
>>559067983EAC games just work for me, chief. Try using Proton Hotfix? What's your distro and setup?
>>559067983Do you have EAC installed?
>>559074267its over goyim
>>559040360It does technically work with nvidia as well, the waydroid devs just dont care about nvidia. Its the same for why it doesn't work on x11. There is no technical reason why it cant work with both.
>>559079637>English down 14.74%>Chinese up 30.74%I wish they would publish stats by language.
>>559074267Of course.
>>559083319>Chinese up 30.74%I wonder whats going on for this jump to happen
>>559028305>>559035759>>559079637>>559083319Holy crap. I think that's the biggest single drop Linux has ever had. I don't really look forward to a whole month of Windows shills gloating about this while pretending nothing is happening with the Chinese language stats.At least the GamingOnLinux plots are crystal clear about what's happening.>https://www.gamingonlinux.com/steam-tracker/Simplified Chinese had what looks like its biggest-ever boost in user share, hitting an all-time high and taking the actual fucking majority of Steam users, and the drop in Linux user share mirroring that insane surge in Chinese users looks just like all the other times that Chinese fucked up the stats for only a month, so anyone with a capacity for pattern recognition can see that Linux is going to shoot back up as soon as the Chinese bot accounts fuck off. I just wish they hadn't put that distro breakdown plot between the OS and language plots. It was easier to see how China fucks with the OS stats when those two plots were right next to each other.The "Linux, English only" plot actually went up, by the way. But I don't know how they get that statistic, because it doesn't seem to be shown on the official hardware survey page.
>>559065220I used to post here from my second phone at work, but now that this phone is dead I can't do it anymore.
>>559079637I really wonder if they're verifying these stats before posting. Like, it would be in Valve's best interests
>finally install advanced darkness+shadows!Wow this looks so cool, and my 9070 doesn't even break a sweat!>scout joins, fires flare>FPS drops to 80Oh, okay.
>>559096295>>scout joins, fires flare>>FPS drops to 80Did they implement raytracing?
>>559102276Nah, just that the shadows! mod goes absolutely nuts and pegs GPU at 100%.I'm giving DLSS>FSR4 Quality a go now. Seems my proton-cachyos+optiscaler 0.9 pre-10 is stuck on 4.0.2 though. Shouldn't it be on 4.0.3 now?
My boss failed to open HEIC images from his iphone on Windows PC since it requiring extensions and those PCs are disconnected from internet. We have to copy them to PC I've installed CachyOS to and use as gaming to convert them to jpeg and send back to him lol.
>>559102658>Seems my proton-cachyos+optiscalerProton-cachyos have built-in functionality to enable FSR4 though, unless you're looking for FP8 emulated version.
ad-free solitaire, a Linux exclusive since 2012
>did over an hour of troubleshooting because plasma kept krashing on login with no way of recoveryfucking pulseaudio-qt, downgraded that shit and it fixed it
>>558373002>>558380738>>558381038I installed that cheap SSD heatsink, and yup, it's cooler now — or, at least, taking a lot longer to heat up than it was before, but it seems to have settled at 41°C so I think it's fair to say that's the new idle temperature. Low 40s which is a lot better than mid 50s.I still don't know what each sensor actually is, but whatever.
>>559102658Nope, quality is not enough to avoid drops with this mod on the 9070. Oh well.>>559110001Yes, I'm using 4.0.2. 4.0.3 still needs manual replacing of dlls at the moment, it seems.
>>559113789whoopsie hehehe
Yeah, I think I'll upgrade tomorrow. It's not like there are important updates after all
>>559115370I only updated today because there's finally a new version of udisks2 which fixed my issue with my external drives not going into sleep.
>>559114694The bone zone is so much cooler with these mods. Until it starts stuttering like crazy.Wonder if today's pitjaw stutter "fix" just made it worse.
>>559118367Well, what did you expect, free fixes?Tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of testers and rolling-releasers.
>>559120107meant for >>559116790
Videos encode so much faster on my newer PC. It's nice to have a half-decent CPU.Nothing to share except sucking at Max Payne though. Did this fight a few times because I saved right before it and then kept dying after it.
The default mouse sensitivity was way too high, so I lowered it. Now it's probably too low.
>the second and third guy just ran into the firelol
CINEMATIC
>>559120527Devs claiming that it's hard to develop for Linux and then they fail to implement such basic things like proper fullscreen, alt+tab without crashing, proper mouse sensitivity. Some devs don't even bother to set application icon nowadays.
>>559087268>I just wish they hadn't put that distro breakdown plot between the OS and language plots.Just photoshop it with GIMP. Problem solved.
>>559024840I've heard that compositor prevent the crashes now but that that's worse.
>>559002157>shared Steam libraryI tested this a bit more and it seems it's not as simple as I'd hoped. I think Steam likes to create certain folders with mode 0700 (no group access), and of course the ACL on my shared directory setting the default permissions for new subfolders can't really do anything about Steam explicitly setting the permissions on things it creates. I could probably get pretty far by running each thing once and then `chmod g+rwx`ing any new things that get created at runtime, but I don't really want to play whack-a-mole. So fuck it. As long as I've got plenty of space, I'll just let it install Proton for each user.Maybe the better way to have a shared Steam library is to create a "steam" user, have a shared library folder owned by "steam", and then do a setuid thing for the Steam executable. But that sounds like its own can of worms that I don't know how to deal with yet.
>>559000382What Linux distro to use?
>>559130684The One I'm Using™
>>559087268I gotta wonder if this is because of the sudden Chinese boom or if it's because people wanted to try Linux for December and figured out they didn't want to deal with the kinks that it still has over Windows' relative compatibility with everything
>>559120363My 5900X is underutilized, it uses just 10% when encoding with the ffmpeg webm script.Also you're compelling me start MP as my next game to replay.On Fugitive without the fix, because it's the fastest way to reach the highest difficulty without unlocking it.
>>559136135>I gotta wonder if this is because of the sudden Chinese boomIt is. See >>559122326>or if it's because people wanted to try Linux for December and figured out they didn't want to deal with the kinks that it still has over Windows' relative compatibility with everythingIt isn't. If the latest data were actually meaningful in terms of Linux adoption trends, it wouldn't just represent people who switched in December switching back. The raw Linux percentage given by the survey is the lowest in a year (or, more specifically, the lowest since last February which was the last time a huge dip in Linux coincided with a huge surge in Simplified Chinese. If you want to believe that everyone who switched to Linux over the past year would suddenly switch back last month for some reason, then go ahead, but in a month or two, you'll have to believe they all installed Linux yet again just as Chinese went back down to where it should be. But in reality, the total number of Linux users probably didn't decrease. It's just the number of Windows users exploding. This happens to the OS stats every time China makes the language stats go crazy.Also, the Linux usage among English-language users went up.
When I try running openmw in a 4:3 aspect ratio it stretches the picture. Is there a fix for this?Also why are native linux games so buggy when it comes to lowering resolution?
>>559130684CachyOS
>>559122326Possibly the funniest part is that the Chinese mostly use Windows 10, so Windows 11 has suffered a significant dip in user share as well, while Windows 10 is back up to 40%.
>want to play some quod>it crash after 1st level:(
>>559137526You can increase the slices to use more threads, but it doesn't scale very well. And iirc splitting it up more has an impact on quality?
>>558947670>try to make a MangoHud config file for Frogatto & Friends>~/.config/MangoHud/frogatto.conf>it's not working>which frogatto>/usr/games/frogatto>file /usr/games/frogatto>/usr/games/frogatto: POSIX shell script, ASCII text executable>look inside>actual executable it calls is /usr/lib/frogatto/game>I'd have to rename the MangoHud config to ~/.config/MangoHud/game.confFuck youuuuuuuuu
Daed
>>559169897That's okay. Gaming is for weekends.4chan should just shut down on days when productive members of society are working.
weird captchas on PC, I might just post exclusively from my phone...
has anyone tried that leaked old minecraft console version
>>559181735Xbox One version runs great with wine/DXVK no configuration needed, even recognized my Switch Pro controller without issue
>>559182713>>559181735So what is this exactly? Source available Minecraft originally for consoles ported to a windows executable?
>>559184483Yes the source code for various console versions from 2014 was leaked a few days agohttps://github.com/smartcmd/MinecraftConsoles
Finished this one yesterday, despite it having a very troublesome dev time, it turned out good imho.Lots of fun guns to use, especially the Seeker, a shame it's only available for few combat encounters.
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>>559186416
>>559186587
>>559067983It depends on the game. Some games with EAC work, if they enable linux support. I've played some EAC games.
>>559186750
>>559186291What game ID is it?
Bumping with another game where the scientist is the main bad guy.>>559200047Singularity
>>559201810
>https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/03/steam-survey-for-february-2026-shows-a-big-swing-to-simplified-chinese/?comment_id=290818>even people in Linux communities are trying to spin the Chinese-polluted survey data as an indication of Linux usage trends>https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/03/steam-survey-for-february-2026-shows-a-big-swing-to-simplified-chinese/?comment_id=290820>"and look at how many stopped using the newbie distro!" [but actually it's the previous version of a distro that got an upgrade]Why are some people like this?And this is on an article about the effect of the surge in Chinese users, right below another comment about how English-language Linux usage is up.I was going to post a screenshot instead of linking the comments, but apparently only people who allow their browsers to hoard cookies can upload images.
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>>559202183
>tried dumping the leaked FSR4 4.1.0 dll in system32/the game folder>optiscaler still only showed 4.0.2>noticed I somehow didn't copy a "dlssg_to_fsr3_amd_is_better.dll" from the mirrored optiscaler 0.9.0 pre-10 download I found fuck shitcord exclusive downloads btw>suddenly 4.0.3 was available>drop the 4.1.0 dll in the game folder again, now I have 4.1.0Well alright then. I can't tell if it looks better or worse when used as FSRAA but it does look slightly different, I guess?https://imgsli.com/NDUzNjUx
Greets, some /a/ who play zzz, genshin, cs2 on daily basis? The performance is the same or better than ws?Lutris or Steam is better for hoyogames?Im on a rx6600 with ryzen 5700
>>559201810>>559201998>>559202393Forgot to mention, but the game needed the fixes from pcgw to get it to run and you need dg2voodoo to be able to have shadows in Timeshift.
>>559202642I have yet to try it on my 6800XT with the int8 one because I'm not playing any newish games...
Man I love repellent.
>>559202663Performance went down from playing zzz on windows to linux, but it still plays perfectly fine t. nvidia 4090 and 5950x
>>559186796The game worked with EAC until just recently. Either it's a regression or 343 decided to start blocking Linux/Deck players.
>>559203659Does it have an int8 version dll? I don't think it does
>>559212860I grabbed it when it leaked last year, if you need a download link, ancient gameplays on youtube has it."How to install fsr on older cards" is the video.
HOLY SHITbarely made it
lmao
Metroidvania my ass, it's a roguelite through and through.I'm enjoying it thus far, it's more skill based unlike some other roguelite that I shall not name where the majority of pickups can fuck up your run because you have no way of knowing what they do.
Finally
>>5592176644.1.0 leaked last week althoughoweverbeitfully.
>>559138214Gamescope fixed all my issues
My little cousin (11 year old) basically begged me today to install Linux for him. He said he was fed up with windows hogging all his 8 gigs of RAM (Acer laptop with 10th gen i3). He couldn't even play games while watching videos. After I hesitated for a bit, he said he would just youtube how to install it... needless to say I installed Mint GNU/Linux with xfce and just now finished setting it up. He's coming tomorrow after school to try it. He was very grateful I actually installed it for him lol. Hopefully he learns it and likes it so he doesn't go back to winshit
>>559237591>xfceThat wouldn't be my first choice for a zoomoid.
>>559241751He's gen alpha bro...Anyway, what would you recommend? His computer is dogshit so I didn't go for cinnamon, and máte is... máte
>>559242352KDE is still smooth as butter on my old 4th gen i5 using the iGPU.
>>559228514I meant the int8 that leaked last year, only with that one it's possible to use fsr 4 on rdna 2.
>>559244674Wait what really I'll try that out tomorrow morning. Good thing I have one more 128 gig nvme lying around...
>>559244674>>559246459Oh shit what distro would you recommend for this little fella? Mint doesn't really support plasma, and the only other im familiar with is arch/cachyOS. Would that be appropriate? Sounds too much for an 11-year-old
Bump
>>559244674This. I used it on i3-10100 with integrated graphics and it was great even though igpu was so shit it could barely run fnv
>>559242352Plasma 5.27 was smooth on my old core2duo thinkpad, dunno how Plasma 6 would fare. It had a SATA SSD and baloo (the file indexer) was also disabled which probably made it a lot smoother than default.
*looks nervously up at the page count*
what's this act 3 i hear about
>technologically advanced enemy faction in an alternate 1938>still have to use shithouses like this
The end
>>>/v/734265450Huh... Is that actually how GamingOnLinux gets their "Linux, English only" measurement? It seems to work out if you use the exact language percentages.English is 22.27% overall,English is 82.60% of Linux,Linux is 2.23%;2.23*(82.60/2.27)% = 8.27%.But does computing it that way actually make sense? I'm bad at math.
>>559297426When you do a lot of side shit Renoir becomes so easy it's ridiculous.
>>559299354Yeah, it was funny that I get 1 hit killed by random mobs on the map but the final boss only did like 150-500 damage and I killed him quickly. I did almost all side things first. He was a bit underwhelming because of that.
>>559246845Mint as a starting point isn't a bad idea. It's how I got into learning/using Linux a decade ago.Godspeed, anon. You've set yourself up for tech support until he gets the ropes down.
>>559298874Of course I fucked that up.>2.23*(82.60/22.27)% = 8.27%.Fixed.
>>559298874>>559299874I guess I've convinced myself that it works. The 2.23% Linux users and the 22.27% English users have some overlap, and we know that overlap is 82.60% of the Linux users. So I think we can say the percent of overall users falling in both categories is 2.23% * 82.60% = 1.84%. That same overlap would also be some percentage of just the English users, i.e. 22.27% * ____% = 1.84%, so the overlap as a percentage of English users i.e. the percentage of English users on Linux would be 1.84% / 22.27% = 8.27%.
>>559302785I think the same math would imply that Simplified Chinese accounts are using Linux at a rate of 0.067% and no I didn't forget to move the decimal.
Linuxbros, how much should I get worried...?https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/03/ubuntu-and-fedora-devs-comment-on-californias-new-digital-age-assurance-act/
>>559303601Unenforceable.
How's gaming on BSD?
>>559304152Are you sure about that?Because Ubuntu and Fedora are starting to prepare for this already, and seeing that the digital ID that was "technically" unenforceable is starting to be applied slowly everywhere, I'm not really confident right now...
>Arch still on 6.18At this point they should just skip to 7.0
STOP
Wincucks are afraid to disable "security" features we never had. Imagine not being forced to run only Microsoft signed executables. What a horror!
>>559310876Don't hypervisor hacks have unrestricted kernel access dough?
>>559311068Since they're basically replacing hypervisor then yeah.
>>559312802But I don't know if these hacks require game executable to be run with admin rights. If not then shit completely sucks. If yes well this is somewhat manageable.
GNUmp
I caught a cold so no gaming for today, sorry
>>559322621That is unfortunate.
>>559298874>But does computing it that way actually make senseYes it does. I'll explain it simply.For the sake of explanation, lets imagine there are 100 English users.100 is 22.27% of 449.0346...So there are 449 (rounding down) total users.Linux is 2.23% of 449 total users. So there are 10.01347 (no rounding down) Linux users in total.Of these 10 (rounded down) total Linux users, 82.6% use it in English. Giving a grand total of 8.27 English Linux users, i. e, 8.27% counting only English users
If you start AI model using ROCM and will play game (for example CS2) there would be artifacts. These artifacts will be gone just when AI model will stop doing its shit.How this information is useful? I don't know...
>>559326214Nvidia actually had the same issue and do you know how they dealt with that? they forcefully downclock the gpu when any application uses cuda.
>>559328856>they forcefully downclock the gpu when any application uses cuda.lol, I remember thisCaused too much pain in the ass when recording with nvenc
>>559329163They "fixed" that relatively recently. They added a secret profile that you can configure to bypass that shit. Cachyos installs it by default: https://github.com/CachyOS/CachyOS-PKGBUILDS/blob/5fbb64268fffd9a26dcd5599bc3f199c778541ea/nvidia/nvidia-utils/cuda-no-stable-perf-limit
>>559329376That disgusting. I can't imagine paying premium to get this level of "support".
>>559329376also I believe that forces the gpu run at max performance iirc so its not that good of a fix. That means the gpu will always use max power, even when idle.
>>559329489You know what's even worse? on windows they have this profile as part of the driver and they enable it by default for some proprietary software, such as their own nvidia shadowplay and discord. Other applications cant get that benefit programatically, the user has to add a profile for the software manually. So those proprietary software have an unfair advantage.
Next SteamOS will switch to Wayland by defaulthttps://gitlab.steamos.cloud/holo/steamos-manager/-/commit/e93901961aa07ae67db9e6b5aafd5897dbe9f1a0
>>559329701and the even worse part is that when recording with nvenc, cuda isn't actually normally used for processing. Its just used as an api to get a handle to a gpu resource. It doesn't do any processing!
>>559329804It's joebama
winewayland driver now supports server side decorations: https://github.com/Etaash-mathamsetty/wine-valve/commit/9c4a43a1131e1ece164ef4f6dcd7e129b76b599fThe only remaining application that uses X11 on my machine is Steam client.
got Thinkpad P14s g2, worth using Linux for gaming? want to squeeze max performance
>>559331894I see it's on AMD and not Intel so yes, it good for gaming (as much as gaming on iGPU can be good). Too bad it's not on 6850u which would have RDNA2 graphics.
I still can't figure out why mangohud fucks with steam overlay in some games and after ending said games I get flooded with unlocked achievements.
>>559332370Vega 7 isn't that much weaker than 680m, right?so which os pushes performance the highest?
>pitjaws can spawn right behind dirt wallsThat seems a little unfair.
>>559022051>>559024840>>559122904Alright I plan to switch to Fedora Workstation and gaming will be one of the things I do with it.Anything I should know before installing Fedora to my system to make sure everything runs smoothly? And how is WinBoat for seemingly being a retard proof Windows emulator for tech-tards like me?
>>559344648rpmfusion is essential. Make sure you follow the post-setup instructions.
limo is so confusing, especially if you don't use steam.
>>559344648I suggest you install ultramarine instead, it's fedora but with all the tweaks you would need.
>>559307810I think he means it's technically unenforceable because anyone can technically just make a Linux distribution without whatever package handles this shit (or, if it's going to be built into the Linux kernel, just fork the kernel to remove it). GNU/Linux would have to be non-free as in non-freedom for this to be properly enforced. But yeah, in practice, if every major distribution implements it, people who aren't both strongly opposed to it and motivated enough to circumvent it will just give in for convenience.
>>559120527Someone (maybe you?) was asking about my MP1 setup, I'm running d3d8to9 + DXVK>The default mouse sensitivity was way too highYeah I set it to the minimum, it was unplayable
>>559361448>d3d8to9 + DXVKI don't think I was the one asking (unless I just don't remember), but since you brought it up, I'm using DXVK by way of PROTON_DXVK_D3D8=1 (but I'm also using ThirteenAG's widescreen patch, which has a D3D8to9 option included, so I could just as easily enable that instead if DXVK's D3D8 caused any problems).As for mouse sensitivity, I settled on three ticks above minimum if I remember correctly.
The text box size I chose is just barely sufficient to contain my butthurt ranting about my favorite underrated war crime simulator.
>>559361448>>559120527i need to finish this game
Rayman 4 when?
are gamer distros like bazzite and nobara worth it? or should I just use debian or arch
>>559388616Never, 3 was already bad with its change in tone, I had to drop it because it caused me motion sickness and I played through 2 just fine.
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/details/265309/ITS HAPPENING
>>559401793Does dxvk/vkd3d support that yet?
>>559401793Tasty
>>559402167Work in progresshttps://github.com/HansKristian-Work/vkd3d-proton/pull/2805
>>559394258Dude how can non-vr game cause motion sickness?
>>559401793Is this the big deal?
>>559405002Low FOV, low framerate, camera movement, especially when the fps is low, even as a kid I got sick from trying to play Mario 64, platformers on psx were fine.Last year I even got motion sick from trying to play Borderlands 2 with a pad just to see how it is and I couldn't play it for more than 10 mins because the stick movement just sucks for a camera.Games like Descent are also a no go.
>>559405460no the heap stuff, required for dx12 perf fix.
>>559401793time to never have good performance in dx12 games with my gtx 1060
>>559411093the 580 vulkan beta driver has the heap stuff as well and works on your gpu
>>559186416oh my days that is scary and what is that fps thing at the top what is that
>rocm still segfaults in rocm, even on their flagship 9070XTAlright, back to gaming. AMD just can't into AI shit.
My magohud is showing everything from the default config except fps. I think I fucked its config file somehow, because I wanted it to only show fps. I tried to change in usr/share/doc/mangohud/MangoHud.config, but whatever that file is, it doesn't change the actual configuration. I also tried manually inputting envvars on putrid but that resulted in no change either. Any ideas on how I could fix this?
>>559419293>on putridI meant on lutris
>>559401793someone in the cachyos discord talks about a 12% perf increase in stellar blade with the new driver + proton with heap support
>>559421086>proton with heap supportIs that a custom build?
>>559421989https://nightly.link/CachyOS/proton-cachyos/actions/runs/22729176849yeah
>>559419293On Mangohud GitHub page you'll get a nice description where the config file should be.It should be in /.config folder.
>>559419293You're not supposed to modify that file. You copy it to ~/.config/mangohudAlso check the main GitHub page, it has all the config variables.
>>559425696Kek I spent like 10 minutes reading the GitHub page. I somehow managed to miss it
>>559425696>>559425736>>559425736Fuck it still doesn't change anything... anything else? This is stupid
>>559437321post your path to your mangohud conf
>>559411093Wait really?
Was wondering why this game was only under 3h when I played the game ages ago, turns out, the campaign is short and the meat of the game is getting those S ranks.Gonna try that on all the characters.
bumperino
16.9.6 is up on arch
>>559420517Freudian slip
>>559456040Finally
It's over, Linux gaming is finished...
>>559469228It was me, I ate it
>>559401793This apparently means that Nvidia HDR doesn't need the layer anymore, but does that mean less fucky HDR overall on Nvidia?Paper white & max brightness specifically doesn't work on CDPR games/Witcher 3 & CP2077 but I'm not sure if that's because of Nvidia or because CDPR's implementation of HDR is shitty
>too many games, can't decide what to play>switch to Linux>too many games, can't decide what to play /v/ lied
>too many games, can't decide what to play>switch to Linux>why aren't the DLC's working in this crack
I spent like two hours trying to get non-steam lossless scaling lsfg-vk to work. I managed to get it working on path of exile 2 (somehow it only worked on vulkan-native applications), it looked like shit, and I nuked it from my system. Can't believe people were hyped by that, even it was super technically challenging to port it to GNU /Linux.
>>559479813does that actually happen?
https://odysee.com/@Luc_Larabie:e/re2-gog-linux:bDoes anyone know how to achieve these specific animations on plasma? They look sick as fuck.I'll also ask this on /fglt/
>>559484197Only for Atelier Yumia for some reason. It apparently has some funky DRM when it checks for DLC's that just makes the game crash on Linux.
so i dont know what fixed it, if it was the latest kernels or latest plasma or sytemdbut a bug that i had on my old laptop for many years where the backlight would be set to 100% after every boot/reboot has been fixednow the backlight gets restored correctly to the previous value
>>559442596meant for >>559411918
>>559471382>CDPR's implementation of HDR is shittyit's mostly that case, otherwise you wouldn't see tutorials on youtube how to fix its implementation or just use RenoDX HDR
Every single time i've read people speak about HDR is they saying something negative about it. I've never seen anyone praise or recommend it, but a lot of people just want to use it anyway. I've used HDR monitors and TVs and they're underwhelming at best.
a lot of games come out on pc and i dont even know they existwhere do you check the new releases?
>>559498494Steam
>>559480542Did you set the multiplier, flow scale and present mode correctly? it looks amazing if you do that
>>559498428You're definitely wrong, HDR is fantastic, even on my cheap AOC monitor that I bought last month.I used RenoDX UE plugin that enables HDR on most of UE games and I played The Ascent recently and it looked fucking great.
What's the best way to force anti-aliasing on an AMD gpu if vkbasalt doesn't work?I'm trying to force AA in Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory because you can't have AA turned on (pic related) if you enable certain graphics options.Forcing AA with vkbasalt seems to have no effect. The logs state that vkbasalt is loading my config file but it makes not difference in how my games looks, even if I use more obvious effects to test. I have used vkbasalt to apply AA in other games successfully before.I know DXVK used to be able to do this but it seems to have been removed. What other options do I have?
>>559506007Your best option is supersampling, but alas there's no such method on Linux gaming, with gamescope being abandoned and such.
>>559498428>i've read people speak about HDR is they saying something negative about it. I've never seen anyone praise or recommend it,Yeah, it's like people are only complaining when they have issues and silently enjoy things when everything is fine
>>559506251>last commit: 14 hours ago
>>559514412Oh shit, they finally implemented proper downscaling?Yeah don't even bother posting shit when 99.999% of the commits are minor irrelevant fixes or regressions.
I can't get direct scanout working with HDR and patched Kwin, and it's driving me crazy, especially when someone says that everything works for him.
>>559514653So it doesn't do supersampling for forced anti-aliasing? I thought it did. Oh well. I don't use it. Maybe someone should fork it if Valve won't implement the features people want.>but that's hardOh well.
>>559515135>direct scanoutexplain what that is
>>559515259Unredirected mode but for Wayland (and it doesn't work like shit (when it works))
>>559515224look up on the last page on opened pull requests, someone tries to implement it since 2023 but Valve don't care about it because who the fucks needs downscaling on the deck
>>559515393>Unredirected modeIt's something to do with fullscreen and I don't get the issues with it?
>>559515409I meant fork it to have a fork, not fork it to merge into upstream. If there are solutions to these problems, hence the pull requests, then it's proof that someone who cares and has time (i.e. not me and yes I'm a hypocrite) can run off and make their own gamescope with blackjack and hookers and release it as gamescope-staging or whatever. A lot of Proton-GE changes will never be pulled into Proton, so that's why people use Proton-GE instead of just whining that Valve's Proton is abandoned.
>>559506007pretty sure reshade works with wine if you install d3d_compiler47 into the prefix, best to double check that
>>559516120Dude c'mon, educate urself, these are basics of how display servers work, even Windows has similar shithttps://chat.deepseek.com/share/9n9vgwo61cv9yyenqg
>>559516764Use LeShade for ReShade on linux for hassle free use.>>559516970Still don't get it, me just launch game and play game, that's it.
don't go to /dev/null
>>559506251>no such method on Linux gamingxrandr --output HDMI-A-$port_number --scale 2x2
>>559527979this is possible with xephyr right?
>AMD discrete GPU market share at 10%It's beyond over.
I guess artifacts on 115% fractional scaling on AMD cards won't be fixed to I had to move to 125%...
>>559532703The fact fractional scaling is still in such a state just goes to prove monitors have gotten too large.
>>559534632It's actually proving that monitors aren't BIG enough. If they were big enough we would use integer scale and there would be no problems.
>>559534632I don't get this, can you elaborate on why you think this?
>>559538451I have never needed fractional scaling on my modestly sized 1440p monitor. :^)
>>559538882Oh i get it now. Just shows how regarded I am for not understanding at first.Reminds me to look for 27" 4k monitors
>>559516764I installed reshade with this and it seems be working.I really wish there was a proper native Reshade though. Vkbasalt is sadly abandoned.
Bought this one because it's under deep sale.It's fun but you can't disable chromatic aberration ingame or config file despite it being an unreal engine game.
>>559547684I remember the native version crashing a lot when I tried playing it a year or two ago. I should try it again.
>>559544118Unironically: use case for reshade?
>>559551317I'm using Proton-GE because I use RenoDX HDR UE mod. >>559553000See my post.
Fluorine can now fully run modded SkyrimSE and F:NV.https://github.com/SulfurNitride/Fluorine-Manager
>>559553000Anything you want, from applying AA or gamma correction to smearing a thicc coating of visual effects everywhere.
>>559506007HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Wine\Direct3D\SampleCounthttps://wiki.winehq.org/UsefulRegistryKeys
>>559553000Forcing games to render in stereoscopic view so I can view them with depth with my vr headset
>>559498428People that say that HDR is shit probably have crappy HDR monitors.I'm on the same boat as the other guy where my AOC MiniLED has fantastic HDR but my only struggle now is that HDR seems to be difficult to work around in Linux. It was great on Windows but I'd rather not stay on Windows.
>have an ASUS K55N from ~2014 running Ubuntu>been trying and failing to install retro games on it with help from ChatGPTSo far the only game I've managed to get working properly is "Typing of the Dead", but I've had issues with literally everything else (Crimson Skies, Nocturne, Cookie's Bustle, and Cosmology of Kyoto have all failed). I'm gonna try using Bottles instead of Lutris next, but man-- this shit is immensely frustrating, especially since Typing of the Dead actually runs more smoothly on my shitty Linux laptop than it does on my Win11 upper-midrange desktop.
>>559564360>Mouse Pointer: Bibata-Modern-ClassicBased.
>>559576792>with help from ChatGPTlol. lmao.
>>559576792that's one shitty laptop you got here, what's gpu is it ? terascale ?
>>559442596>>559488449https://developer.nvidia.com/vulkan-driver
>>559586984only to block it if anyone finds a way
>>559591385there's no way that vulkan extension will make it back to the non-beta 580 branch right?
>https://github.com/Austin-Metke/SHAR-LinuxSimpsons Hit and Run ported to Linux
>>559592424Why? They're developing Vulkan beta 580 for a reason and even after 590 release old drivers are still supported for some time.
>>559554836>>559564360>>559567356I see, I didn't know it had such power >>559578087Bibata modern classic is just the best mouse pointer to ever have been created.
>>559592759NiceGonna check this out
>>559592424hard to tell, just use the beta driver
>maintenance out of nowhereYeah, sure. Wonder who hacked 4chan this time?
>>559601428At least it wasn't down for days this time.
Is it true that SSDs are durable enough to last a long time these days as long as I'm not going out of my way to write gigantic files to them constantly?I have "my SSD just died a little" anxiety every time I write a file to it, and it's the main OS drive so I have no idea how much bullshit logging Linux Mint will poop out to storage, nor do I know how to control or prevent that. For what it's worth, I'm already using profile-sync-daemon for the browser, and I'm installing games to a mounted HDD unless and until I find one that actually needs SSD storage for performance (and shortening loading screens doesn't count as a "need" so I'm not aware of any such games that I actually want to play).
>>559604402profile sync daemon and zswap is more than enough to avoid unnecessary disk writes, you're goodpersonally wouldn't bother avoiding installing games on an ssd, that's what its there for and you get so much lifetime that it shouldn't ever be a concern
>>559604402The controller can shit out at any moment, regardless of writes on the flash.And they don't make the flash like they used to... SLC was a fucking tank.
>>559604402put ps4/xbone era games on ssd, low end games/isos for emulators on hdd. a good modern nvme will outlast you unless you're writing multiple terabytes a day
>>559605006>profile sync daemon and zswapI did those two, and also moved Firefox's cache to RAM perhttps://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Firefox/Tweaks#Move_disk_cache_to_RAMbecause this cache exists outside of the profile (why? just to annoy me I guess).I probably could have just turned off disk cache, but whatever. It's fine unless the amount of RAM allocated to /run/user/$(id -u)/ fills up (at which point... well I'm not sure what happens but I assume the worst-case scenario is the profile moved there by profile-sync-daemon gets evicted and I have to restore a backup to get my bookmarks back).
Also,>>559605006>personally wouldn't bother avoiding installing games on an ssd, that's what its there forI guess you're right but I'm already enjoying Linux and Steam starting up so much faster, and the games I've played so far are low-end enough that they don't take long to load from the HDD.
>>559609309>It's fine unless the amount of RAM allocated to /run/user/$(id -u)/ fills upYou can change RuntimeDirectorySize in /etc/systemd/logind.conf
I'm surprised thread wasn't archived during maintenance.
>finished a game during 4chin downtimeRuiner is good but it's 5h long.
The most satisfying room in the game.
Lol, wintoddlers are so pathetic.>WAAAH I DISABLE SIGNING CHECKS FOR POWERSHELL SCRIPTS NOW MY SYSTEM IS INSECUREYeah, imagine if we could run any unsigned sh/bash/zsh/python scripts. What a horror!
>>559616583So the default behavior in Windows is what? One of those security confirmation pop-ups before the script executes?To be fair, regarding the image, it looks like someone's batch script is doing something really shitty there, unless the explicitly advertised purpose of the script is to change the execution policy. I'm lacking context (what is that forum?) but if this is for applying some crack to a pirated game or whatever, it shouldn't just silently have a permanent side effect on user permissions (which is what it sounds like it's doing). I mean, if I ran an installer script on Linux and it changed my umask before creating a file instead of just running chmod on the file after creating it, I'd be pretty annoyed.Of course you can just say "read the script before running it"... but Windows users won't, so we can come full-circle back to laughing at them now.
>>559618825>So the default behavior in Windows is what? One of those security confirmation pop-ups before the script executes?No, it forbids running any script which is not signed by a valid CA.
damn this game is fun when you actually get a decent setup going
>>559618825>To be fair, regarding the image, it looks like someone's batch script is doing something really shitty there, unless the explicitly advertised purpose of the script is to change the execution policy.It's nothingburger really, this line allows current user to run any script, even those download from the internet (iirc you need to change some checkbox under file properties for system to stop treating it as downloaded from internet).For example, scoop instructs you to allow running any unsigned LOCAL scripts which isn't very different from what this crack does (and you can circumvent remote execution protection by downloading scripts with powershell curl analog and piping it output to Invoke-Expression applet). And I don't remember people losing their shit over this.https://github.com/ScoopInstaller/Scoop
>>559619072>second mission of NG+>don't pay attention and run into a million enemies>keep bumping into trees trying to juke them>end up dying after picking most of them offfug
>>559604402Been using SSDs since 2011 and my first SSD was the only one that ever "failed". It's a shitty OCZ one. Failed in quotes because I'm still using it, it only randomly decided to empty itself years ago.
winning
This part has so much soul. It reminds me of old games that suck.Yes I see that anti-aliasing is off. I think I left the graphics at their default settings. I just cranked everything up to highest and then closed the game without seeing how much better it looks. lol
>>559616583I think by default you can't just create a .ps1 script and run it, you need to get a trusted CA to sign it first, as absurd as that sounds. Thankfully you can turn that off which is what they're freaking out about.Of course .bat files still run on double click so who knows the logic behind it. Probably because there's a whole bunch of enterpriseware designed to stop .bat files from reaching Karen in HR, but at the time Powershell released it hadn't been updated to block .ps1 files yet.
>>559622468And so do executables
Not so fast
Well...
4chan is pretending the IP of one of my computers is banned due to "abuse" so no screenshots from there for now, but I think I'll be playing Prey (the newer one) tonight.I suspect the "abuse" is that I didn't go out of my way to save 4chan cookies from deletion like I did on my other computer which has a browser profile just for 4chan. I never have trouble posting from there. But it's my shittier computer so I don't want to use it for this game. I think I would need to put it on less than max settings.Posting from my phone works, apparently, which is funny...
Oops. I mean blocked, not banned. I am not banned on that machine (or any other), as 4chan.org/banned confirms. It's just the "temporarily blocked" (or whatever the wording is) that can be bypassed by verifying an email address.Anyway, it's either Prey tonight or I try to get GOG's Resident Evil 1 working. Apparently cutscenes are fucked unless you either add a DLL not provided by Winetricks or use some big overhaul mod/patch that works only with the Japanese version. I think I'd rather do the former for a first playthrough of I can get that DLL from a trustworthy place (like my other PC's neglected Windows partition).
Whats the goto .rar file extractor that has a GUI? 7zip is what I use but I need one with a GUI
>>559637415peazip, but winrar has a linux version maybe
>>559637937nvm it's only cli
>>559637415Ark?
>>559638247Does it work with .rar? I never could on my arch installation
>>559635594>4chan.org/bannedThat one is dogshit, on my end it says that I'm not banned and yet I still can't post because my IP range is perma blocked for 4 years when I switched to a new ISP.
>>559640967Well my point was simply that one needn't waste their time falsely reporting me for ban evasion of a non-existent ban. What's going on with my IP could be considered a """ban""" only insofar as 4chan itself provides a method of "ban evasion" i.e. the email verification that works only until my cookies are deleted again because I didn't jump through hoops to hoard them instead of letting my browser delete them on exit.
On that note, that last post was from the PC on which my IP was supposedly blocked before, so I guess it's not blocked now. I usually use private mode, but I opened 4chan in normal mode earlier, and I guess I let the cookie bake long enough this time. This only supports my hypothesis that not having cookies was the "abuse" in question.On the topic of GAMING™, should I use Heroic for GOG or just use offline installers and run the games with umu-launcher? I haven't used either of these things yet.
Or is umu-launcher on its own even viable? I know it's meant to be used by other launchers. Or is it Proton-GE that actually interacts with umu?Anyway, I also know about Faugus, but unfortunately the name is stupid so I'm not going to use it. Umu is stupid too, to be honest. This is like 30% of the reason I'm on Mint instead of Ubuntu. If I'm not 100% sure of how to pronounce it within 1 second of seeing the name, marketing failed. Simple as.
>>559644757Yes? Launchers just automate commands and envars.
>>559646363Well ideally it's as simple, but if the umu-run program itself is useless without other things that launchers provide and would be a pain in the ass to install manually, then I'd rather just use a launcher.I did download Heroic, by the way, and the interface seems okay, but I haven't really used it to play anything. When I do, I guess I'll just let it use Proton-GE (which is the thing it really really wants to use by default)...? It has the option to use Steam's Proton but that's hidden by default because, oh no, it doesn't have protonfixes or something.Anyway, I'm playing Prey. Didn't get very far into it last year. I thought about starting over, but... meh. I remember as much as I ever understood about the story or how to play.The default controls are shit though.>C to crouch>F for using stuff>typical "every common action is bound to an index-finger key so fuck you if you're trying to strafe right while doing any of these things" controls in generalYeah, fuck this.Of course there's no solution to movement-key fingers having to do some other things unless I buy a mouse with 90 buttons, but I'm at least going to switch to ESDF and bind some not-to-awkward things to Z and A which can become pinky keys, and use the extra mouse buttons I do have.
I hate "crafting" but at least they made it somewhat visually interesting and satisfying.
>>559660070>Not Enough SpaceYes, I did forget to shred my junk first.Anyway I hope I can refrain from raiding every garbage can without having ammo troubles because I do not want to be doing this much inventory management unless these recyclers are very common and so far they're not. I backtracked a bit to cram all my garbage into this one.
>>559643264>just use offline installers and run the games with umu-launcherI've been doing it like that ever since umu came out and I'm pretty happy with it, only issue I've had was the XALIA thing I mentioned a couple of threads ago (which had a workaround anyway so it wasn't a big deal). I install stuff with>WINEPREFIX=$HOME/games/pfx/game PROTONPATH=GE-Proton umu-run "setup.exe"and add this to my game list (desktop shortcuts should generate on drive_c/proton_shortcuts if you prefer to launch stuff that way)>WINEPREFIX=$HOME/games/pfx/game PROTONPATH=GE-Proton umu-run "/path/to/game/game.exe"One minor inconvenience is that without a frontend it doesn't automatically fetch the game fixes, you can check the database (https://umu.openwinecomponents.org/) and if it shows up you can add it to the GAMEID env variable but I rarely bother, if a game needs something I use winetricks>>559365325>PROTON_DXVK_D3D8I didn't even know about this, really cool, I've been doing d3d8>d3d9>vulkan all along lol
>>559661831Yeah, something I was reading implied that launchers are responsible for the database lookup. But I don't mind manually looking up an ID to put in a desktop entry's exec arguments.I want to try using umu-run directly, but I'm probably going to keep Heroic as well and maybe try one of those games for which I didn't give Tim Sweeney any money.I already downloaded a GOG game as a test. Heroic uses a GOG API that launchers like Heroic are allowed to use, right? The thing has been around long enough with nobody getting banned that I assume GOG is either okay with it or comfortable ignoring it. And if I wake up tomorrow and GOG deleted my account for violating the TOS, then they'll also have deleted any chance that I'll buy from them again.
>>559662780>maybe try one of those games for which I didn't give Tim Sweeney any moneyI go on epic exclusively for the free games that I never ever launch>Heroic uses a GOG API that launchers like Heroic are allowed to use, right?I'm pretty sure that's how it works (at least for now, that could change when they release native gog galaxy), they haven't banned me yet so I think you're safe.
Fingers crossed...
>will soon be able to build my new pc>still can't decide on a distroWhy is this so hard?
>>559638829Ark works as long as there's backned installed, so you need unrar, unarchiver or p7zip for it to work with rar archives.Although I would prefer for rar format to fucking die already: it's inefficient, poorly designed (can't be efficiently scaled for multicore systems) and proprietary. We already have better alternatives.
Fluorine manager just received and performance update. Assembling VFS of 400 GiB modlist was speed up from 25 minutes (lol) to 2 minutes 45 secondshttps://github.com/SulfurNitride/Fluorine-Manager/actions/runs/22816440829
>>559644757>Umu is stupid too, to be honest.iirc it had even more stupid name in the past, so he changed it to umu lmao
>>559654169>>559660070>>559660221nuPrey is a fucking slog to play through, I was done after 15h and to finish the fucking game took 15h more.System Shock 2 is definitely the better experience, it can be finished it about 10h with high replay value due to different builds and it has even better enemy variety compared compared to nuPrey's blobs, which consists 95% of the enemies you see, the other 5% are turrets and humans.
How do I make fear scale properly at 4k
>>559687687https://chat.deepseek.com/share/mmzr1rzvfsgcfkf7ge
>>559666692cachyOS if you know how to use a computer or are willing to learn bazzite if you dont know and are unwilling to learn
>>559687817Dogshit answer about you learn to interact with people
>>559687687Use EchoPatch
>>559644757>Umu launcher>Look it up>Unified launcher for Windows games on LinuxuhhhhhhWhat the fuck does this do that Lutris doesn't?
>>559691154It's currently the best way to launch proton without steam and it's already implemented in Lutris and other launchers
>>559691154I don't think you can find a launcher that DOESN'T use umu in some way.
>>559692067>>559692117I have been educated
>>559691154Those launchers incorporate it into it
>Enter docking bayAre they out of their fucking minds?>>559691154If you comparing it to previous Lutris behavior when Lutris was just a wine runner then:1. Run proton with Steam runtime2. Apply MAINTAINED (that's important) fixes to the games based on game id3. Enable/disable Steam DRM integration when needed
RIP Galatea
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kluoZ9RhmVoI haven't watched it yet but from quick glance at comments he fucked up again.
How convenient>>559694081Well, at least this time it's Cosmic which kinda screwed him over. Maybe in next 4 years he would be able to use Linux without problems.
Cool guys don't look at explosions
>>559694081>pop os againI'm sure this Canadian retard is doing it on purpose.
Not on my watch>>559704667Maybe he's trying to make a sponsored video but every time things go wrong?
>>559697593>Maybe he's trying to make a sponsored video but every time things go wrong?The better question is, when isn't he sponsored?
>game installer offers to create menu and desktop shortcuts>"okay">they are separate filesWow, thanks for the BLOAT.>$ rm ~/Desktop/game.desktop>$ ln ~/.local/share/applications/game.desktop ~/Desktop/game.desktopThat's a hard link, by the way. You DO use hard links when you want access to a file in two places, don't you, /lgg/? Surely you don't use symbolic links like a PUSSY.Also, a symbolic link on the desktop would suck ass because my desktop environment would put a little arrow emblem on it like it's a disgusting Windows shortcut, while a symbolic link in the menu would also suck ass because it would break if I ever decide I don't want the desktop shortcut anymore and delete it (because the desktop should have only frequently used things as opposed to the menu which should have everything). And bloat jokes aside, a copy of the menu shortcut on the desktop sucks too because any change (e.g. adding arguments or modifying the icon) would need to be done twice.
>>559711048>create application shortcut >add application to my quicklaunch widget that's in top center of the desktop >click and playit just werks
>>559711590>he can't drag them wherever he wants on the desktop and arrange them into a smiley faceHow soulless
On the subject of desktop entries, it's pretty lame that Steam just puts>Comment=Play this game on Steamin every single one instead of, for example, using the blurb that appears between the header image and review score on a game's store page. The same text appears in the Steam library, when the "game details" section is expanded, so the client already has it. In fact I once wrote an unmaintainable nightmare of a Bash script to pull that text from the Steam client's library cache and insert it into the desktop entries, but it wasn't worth it. The text sometimes isn't cached unless you've recently viewed the game in the Steam library, so last time I ran the script against a large number of installed games, I had to click my way down the entire installed game list in order for the script to do its thing, which practically defeats the purpose of the automation.With only a small number of games installed on my new PC so far (pic unrelated because I'm on the old one right now), I might just update all the Comments manually and then try to get into the habit of doing that for newly installed games going forward. If I want to be able to bring up all the Steam games by searching Steam then I can append a Keywords line or something.
>Plasma X11 drop is due August 2026https://community.kde.org/index.php?title=Plasma%2FWayland_Known_Significant_Issues&diff=106180&oldid=106129What do you think of it?
>>559716730>What do you think of it?That depends on what, if anything, will stop working.Whatever breaks, it's just going to be dead forever, because despite some of the Linux community providing surprisingly good support for old shit like ancient GPUs, the rest of the Linux community gets an actual hard-on for killing support for things that have even a half-viable replacement, and so the answer will always be that there's no use case for whatever broke or that the developer of a closed-source program that isn't maintained anymore should implement Wayland support and hence CLOSED [WONTFIX] and also you're banned because X11 is far-right and transphobic or something.
>>559716730I've used plasma Wayland exclusively since it was released. This changes nothing for me.
Wow that was scary
Well that's it for Freespace: The Great War. Will move to some other game and after that Silent Threat Reborn awaits.
>>559684994very interesting. might try this next time with a stalker modpack
>>559724520The only downside is that only FNV and SkyrimSE were properly tested. You might find out that there's some issue that prevents it from working properly in stalker. Good thing is that it's actively developed and dude is very fast on fixing shit when reported in his discord.
>>559724725>spoilergaaaay
KINO!
>playing Terminator Resistance with RenoDX HDR mod>looks amazing >3h in and I unlocked the hacking minigame>can't do it because the ingame hacking device's screen becomes a garbled messI had a similar issue with Ruiner, but in that game only the loading screens were affected.Gonna give up and play the game normally with its washed out look, the mod also fixed that.Even on the mod page there are multiple games with same issue but there's no fix, what a shame.
>>559727835Your post reminded me that I wanted to try GOG's Resident Evil 1. I didn't get to it last night, or rather I didn't want to get into a long troubleshooting process... but it wasn't so bad.In my earlier post >>559635594, I was referring to this GOG thread>https://www.gog.com/forum/resident_evil_series/how_to_install_on_linuxin which — skipping over recommendations of Lutris (because I don't want to install it), dgvoodoo2 (because the developer's behavior has convinced me to use it only as a last resort), and the "Classic Rebirth" mod (because I'd rather start with the "vanilla" experience) — there's a post that recommends adding mciavi32.dll and then setting Wine DLL overrides for ddraw, dinput, and mciavi32.Of course I started by running the game with no tweaks at all. I just downloaded it from Heroic and ran it, and even let Heroic default to Linux Mint's Wine 9.0 instead of installing Proton-GE (because, from what I've read, just using Proton-GE does not fix the cutscenes here despite its reputation for video playback).Initially the game crashed with some error about failing to initialize the graphics device, the same error described in another GOG thread>https://www.gog.com/forum/resident_evil_series/failed_to_initialize_the_graphic_hardware_device3in which the solution is just the Wine DLL override for ddraw. So I set WINEDLLOVERRIDES to "ddraw=n,b" and ran it again, and the game started but cutscenes were audio only. So I took mciavi32.dll from the Windows 10 partition on my other PC, dropped it in the game folder, and changed WINEDLLOVERRIDES to "ddraw,mciavi32=n,b". That fixed the cutscenes.So it appears to be fully working now, and I'm not sure if there's any reason to add dinput to the DLL overrides. It's possible that the GOG forum user included it in the overrides just a dinput.dll comes with the game. If I see any other problems then I'll try adding that to the overrides. I haven't tried using a controller yet.
Controller input seems to work.So I think it's literally just>add a copy of mciavi32.dll to the game folder>set WINEDLLOVERRIDES="ddraw,mciavi32=n,b"and run it with Wine version who-the-fuck-cares.But maybe something Heroic did automatically (like installing DXVK) is also necessary.
>>559736301>It's possible that the GOG forum user included it in the overrides just *because* a dinput.dll comes with the game.Fixed.Now if only moot would fix that edit button
>>559684994>from 25 minutes (lol) to 2 minutes 45 secondsThe wonders of vibe codingI'm personally just waiting for Vortex to release their Linux version
Anyone here tried C&C Generals (and Zero Hour)? The game does some sort of a check if your PC is powerful enough to show this animated menu and Wine fails that check so it just shows a static image. Any idea what it could be checking?
>>559748406I don't have it right now but winetricks winxp might help
Finished Resident Evil with Jill and did 2 endings. Maybe I'll start with Chris tomorrow, or maybe I go for Resident Evil 2, whose remake version I fucking hated with all my heart.>>559749970
>>559751742I have no idea how I managed to (You) someone. I didn't mean to so that
>>559751742Was it the GOG version and did you do >>559737241 or something else?
>>559760354I used classic rebirth. It only needed ddraw override and everything just worked
Anyone here use PikaOS?
>>559767139gno
>>559769239Looks like I'll have to gnu it myself then.
>>559741071>I'm personally just waiting for Vortex to release their Linux versionNah, I wouldn't put faith in these retards. They wasted 1.5 years on their cross-platform mod manager only to say "oh well, we're back to vortex". God knows how for how long they'll port Vortex and what would be the quality of resulting product. I highly doubt they'll implement FUSE-based VFS just like in Fluorine, probably just symlink bullshit that every other mod manager has. Meanwhile Fluorine is basically complete, at least for SkyrimSE and FNV.Dude also ported BodySlide.
I've made SkyrimSE modpack last year and now it causes full utilization of 9070XT and 80% of 9800X3D, while base game just takes slight below 30% of 9070XT and 10% of 9800X3D. I've tried to disable some mods but didn't get better results. Guess I'll just wipe this shit and start from scratch...
LET'S FUCKING GO
I fucking hate vcpkg
This guy seems very familiar......Also had to limit my framerate to 120fps because at higher framerates my tjunc temp was reaching 91 degrees on my 6800XT while on 120fps it's just sitting at 70ish degrees
>>559783803https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg/issues/48617>Dec 2 2025fucking garbage
>>559785559Thats like 3 months ago bro
>>559749970Gave it a try and it doesn't seem to have an effect, but>wine from the os package manager>32bit prefixWorks with that combination. It just refuses to work properly with Proton-GE
>>559785559Nah, forget it.I was trying to build https://github.com/Fighter19/CnC_Generals_Zero_Hour but shit is broken on so many levels. I hate when I need to use package manager other than my system one. Dude was pinning vckpkg repository which isn't compatible with modern build tools, and when I unpin it shit just doesn't compile.
It seems that native builds are dying. Developers prefer not to adapt their projects to upstream changes, but freeze build systems at some specific states (Ubuntu LTS) and only support such states.
>>559790628Im a retard when it comes to swe, but can't developers just statically link everything so that the game always justwerks regardless of whatever library you have in your system?
>>559795613This is not about linking, this is about building application. Developers need some environment to build their project with corresponding dependencies. Changes in dependencies tend to break building existing projects, so devs prefer stick to a single configuration that doesn't change over time (for example, building their applications inside Ubuntu LTS container). This results in situation where project aren't adapted to modern versions of dependencies and can't be compiled on modern systems (like Arch Linux). Good developers tend to support their projects and adapting them to new versions of dependencies. Bad developers stick to their containers to the end of times and offer users Appimage/Flatpak while refusing to provide support for other environments.
>Vulkan>SDL (although they shipped their library AGAIN and you have to make a symlink to the system ones)>Controller support>Surround sound >Runs just fine with Steam-Play-None (although their launcher shit itself with sdl wayland driver, but you can toggle checkbox to disable it and run game with wayland driver just fine)How could developers be so based and then refuse to make a native port for Shadow of War?
>>559797013>How could developers be so based and then refuse to make a native port for Shadow of War?Blame it on Warner Bros, not the devs.
>>559799553Yeah, these faggots put so many mtx shit in their games I won't be surprised if they cut corners on cross-platform support.
ordered a 9070xtthe 3060ti was doing alright but I'm bored of little workarounds
>>559120107What game is that?
>>559799991Nice, I've also upgraded from 6700XT (which was 3060ti competitor at least on Windows) to 9070XT. But I did it because I expect GPU prices to be completely fucked at the middle/end of the year.
>>559800563FreeSpace port with MediaVPs running on FS2 Open.
>mangohud blocks steam overlay in some games and I get achievements popup after closing the game>switch to proton ge and enable wayland >now I get achievement popups ingame but no overlay because valve are lazy fucks whi refuse to support waylandsuch is the way of linux gaming
>>559800790I remember having similar problem with OpenGL games in particular, but steam overlay works just fine with mangohud in them. Have you tried mangohud-git? Maybe it is mangohud issue that was already fixed? I'm using mangohud-git right now.
>>559801174I'm also using the -git version.
Ok I've managed to get native C&C Generals Zero Hour working. You need to grab binaries from luxtorpeda repo since binaries from original repo are broken. https://github.com/luxtorpeda-dev/packages/releases/tag/cnc-generals-28Game runs from run-generals.sh scripts. Game crashing without `-wn` command line argument, so if you wish to play in fullscreen you need a windows rule (supposing your WM has window rules).
This is not a problem solving quesetion as such but would be cool to know what exactly happened.>install Assetto Corsa and its Content Manager with Custom Shader Patch>its steam prefix needs to have 'wine-mono-11.0.0-x86.msi' installed first along with the regular dependencies 'dotnet48 vcrun2015 d3dcompiler_47 allfonts'>need to enable 'dwrite.dll' too>use GE-Proton10-32 first>get "Failed to patch Assetto Corsa..." (this means the dll injector didn't work because of some incompatibility issue)>Scour some r-eddit posts and some people recommend using GE-Proton9-2>Game works now>After a while, switch back to GE-Proton10-32...>This works now...I'm just wondering what happened here? I wish Steam had better interface for this. Did GE-Proton9-2 overwrite some files which 10-32 didn't? This is the only thing what I can think of here.
>>559813565>Did GE-Proton9-2 overwrite some files which 10-32 didn't?Probably dotnet48 installed properly on proton 9. dotnet48 was always pain in the ass
>>559814610It's not a problem outside of steam at least. I use it in my own main prefix.I also did a test by cracking the game and running it inside my own prefix using umu-run and GP10-32, it didn't work either. In this case I didn't still know about GP9-2.I then decided to go back to Steam just in case.It's a tricky game to run, took a while to find couple of different guides and piece them together. Almost every game has been pretty much painless one way or another, AC is a special case.
>when you had money only for short small castle wall
Is Linux gaming dead?
>>559829021It was never alive to begin with
>>559579698Radeon HD 7640G Most retro games don’t scale well at anything higher than 720p so this laptop is pretty ideal for them. I’m not trying to run anything modern on it— I’ve got a PC for that sort of thing. >>559578652It’s at least helped me get the ball rolling, but as expected, I think I’ve reached the cap on its utility.
>>559837043you might need proton-sarek for certain games, i don't really know lol, your gpu is fucking old.
>>559829021>>559833198Linux gaming is eternal.>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWS8qgz9OBY
>>559837043If you're using proton with lutris it's 100% trying to run Vulkan (DXVK) and the GPU doesn't support it, try disabling it or adding PROTON_USE_WINED3D=1 as an env var/launch option, if none of that works switch to wine (should be under runner options or something like that)
>>559576792>>559837043>Radeon HD 7640G For DX9 games your only hope is Gallium Nine. DXVK is useless on these old GPUs, if not for missing vulkan features then for low performance. Gallium Nine offers basically native DX9 performance, if it works.
Or just use wine directly without lutris, also>Cosmology of Kyoto I downloaded this one from exowin3x and it just werked with dosbox staging
>>559666692>Why is this so hard?I don't know? Today of you want desktop OS you install CachyOS and if you want server OS you install Debian (although with my>>559845029>For DX9 games your only hope is Gallium Nine.It's already removed from arch mesa
>>559130684Depends on skill level:>Absolute lazy baby retardBazzite>Somewhat knowledgeable or poweruserCachyOS
Whee
>>559852812>>It's already removed from arch mesaOnly current version, Flatpak ships with old Mesa and Gallium Nine still works there
>>559393846They're good for something if you're either a total noob or really lazy. You can manually get from stock Fedora to Nobara in less than 30 min.Bazzite is a more complicated matter since it's atomic. In MY experience and opinion, there's not really any benefits to atomic distros as of yet. They still break from updates like any other distro and you have to wait for devs to fix it. Either Debian, Fedora or Arch are great distros to start if you wanna have absolute control over your system. That's the recommended way.
For me, it's Steam Proton > Heroic Games Launcher > WINE-stable directly from winehq > VirtualBox Windows > dual-boot directly into Windows. If it still doesn't work after all that, then it's probably a Macintosh exclusive or I have an incompatible GPU/CPU.
>>559853069What game
>>559860438Granvir
>>559844746I haven’t been using Proton, just Wine. I was trying to set up prefixes before without Lutris but things started getting messy and confusing and nothing I did managed to get the game I was struggling with at the time (Nocturne) to run anyway. Lutris seemed like a better solution at first, but it’s been giving me similar issues so now I’m gonna try Bottles.If this doesn’t work, then I’m just gonna bite the bullet and try to git gud at Wine prefix management.
>>559867775Man I remember liking Nocturne but I lost the disc, I should give it another shot. Anyway even if it's just Wine if you don't disable DXVK (or add the env var I mentioned before) in Lutris or Bottles it will try to use Vulkan and fail. What's the output of glxinfo | grep "OpenGL renderer"?>Wine prefix managementQRD:>WINEPREFIX=/path/to/your/pfx wineboot -u creates the prefix>WINEPREFIX=/path/to/your/pfx wine "/path/to/setup.exe" installs the game (if you already have the game files just move them to /path/to/your/pfx/drive_c)>launch it from the desktop shortcut it dropped on ~/Desktop (if it didn't it's trivial to create one)>check on pcgw for fixes and protondb reports for any specific thing it might need (eg someone mentions it needs d3dcompiler_47, run WINEPREFIX=/path/to/your/pfx winetricks d3dcompiler_47)>if the game needs any fix that comes with dlls like dxwrapper you'd add WINEDLLOVERRIDES="ddraw=n,b" to the Exec line of the .desktop shortcut since wine prioritizes its builtin dlls and won't load it without the override
>>559853380I appreciate the reply anon.is cachyos the same? as far as I understood it's just arch slightly modified for better performanceI tried arch before but I had a lot of issues setting up some "simple" stuff when I was coming from windows (it was a fan control program)
>>559880189yes cachyos is pretty much just arch with a whole bunch of stuff preinstalled, pretty guccifor fan control, I think you'll really like this https://docs.coolercontrol.org/ easy to use and install
Which Linux distro should I use if I'm into women with big tits?
>>559887653Definitely not Arch, Arch are for based lolicons. You probably want something Fedora.
>>559887653Ubuntu because you have shit taste
>>559887653cachy :)
>>559886420when I tried like a year ago I had a shitty ProBook 420 g2 or something and I spent a whole week trying to make fan control work, and get ea lauchner to work too. now I have a Thinkpad P14s gen2 amd and I hope it will work better. I've been too lazy to do a dualboot yet so I'm just using it with the pre installed w11.thanks anon.
>>559887653I use arch and love big booba
>>559887653which distro should I use if I'm into men with big tits
Thread is fine without your degenerate anime bullshit. Please keep it that way :)
You're on an anime website...
>>559887653Linux Mint (Cinnamon).
>>559895832laptop fans has always been a pain in the ass to control no matter the OS, either the manufacturer are nice enough to allow it to be controlled or they arent
>>559870678Do you not know what a shell script is? Your advice is retarded.
I just updated my Steam OS to version 3.7.20 and lost the option to go into desktop mode from the power menu. I booted back into 3.7.19 and the option is still gone. Anyone had this issue? Any ideas?
>>559904954Can't help you, not a Deck user.
>>559902138He's telling anon how to use env var to do shit with his wineprefix, those can be used in shell scripts.
>>559899642on windows it worked very easily. but I was trying to see if linx would have more performance
>>559902138I use shell scripts, I was just explaining the basics but okay man.
>>559904954>Any ideas?Install CachyOS Handheld edition on your Deck
>>559902138Damn what a way to be hostile. Being retarded and complaining about something that has nothing to do with what was said. Sad!
>>559904954Could you be using a CSS plugin theme or whatever that maybe something got an update and is hiding that button with a nav patch?
https://github.com/openssl/openssl/releases/tag/openssl-4.0.0-alpha1Oh my god, I can't wait for>Cannot load shared library libssl.so.3: no such file or directory
>>559917472No, I don't have any customization.Also I realized after posting that there was a Steam Client update before I did the OS upgrade and I think that's the one to blame. It would explain why downgrading steamos doesn't fix it.
>>559916824gamescope session is broken at the moment, only launching games in desktop mode works
>>559929609What? I'm gaming on it right now on my Steam Deck.
Done with this kino, the main campaign that is, still have to play the dlcs.
>>559870678If you want to add a>WINEDLLOVERRIDES="ddraw=n,b"to the>Exec=wine game.exeline of a desktop entry, I think it would generally need to be done as>Exec=env WINEDLLOVERRIDES="ddraw=n,b wine game exei.e. you need to use the env command if it's not already there, because just starting with the environment variable doesn't work (even though it does work on the command line, at least in Bash).
>>559952271You're right, turns out it was shitty advice lol I haven't used .desktop shortcuts in a while
You also don't need the game files inside the wine prefix
>>559954116Well you weren't wrong, there was just a detail missing. I think it's one of those things I remember from having learned it the hard way.
but if you use vanilla wine you have to install dxvk on every prefixand it is also is missing patches for game compatibility that proton has
>>559961429>have toOh really?*uses WineD3D*Works on my machine!... Not that I can remember using it for any games that actually require more than 5% of my GPU.
>>559964070wined3d has pretty bad performance in just about any dx 10 or 11 game
>>559965493That's not entirely true. I had better performance on Intel iGPU with WineD3D compared to DXVK
God, the enemy AI on hard is brutal. Clearly you're supposed to be grouping up with frens for this...
>>559968070i think intel has bad vulkan support on linuxspecially older intel integrated graphics
>>559968070What DX 10 or 11 game were you playing that even rendered properly without dxvk? Has wined3d improved that much? I remember it only being good IP to dx9.
>>559930757looks like if you install the gaming meta-package it breaks gamemode, so something in that broke it.
>>559978035Nvm it's something else
>>559972447Oh no...
>>559981692ACK-Truly, tanks are the scariest enemies in this game.>take two railgun shots to blow up>can be crushed, but completely kill your momentum>lead their shots with 100% accuracy even if you dash
>>559982043Tank beats everything!
>>559982043I will never pick this leg type again. Skill issue, I should have just hit W instead of S since I went through the trouble of turning them around.
get stomped idiot
@me when wine finally removes X11 support so I can install the last version before it.
>>559993318>get unlucky enough to lose torso turn speed and weapon accuracy through chip damage on the last stage>die to the boss because I couldn't get my weapons on him fast enough between shield dropping/dodging fireArghhh
Good morning
>>560002437gm :)
>>560002437Good morning
Can anyone tey launching an UE 4 game with Steam and report back if it can launch without issues.I have this problem where after multiple attempts the game finally launches, otherwise it's stuck at the game's logo.It happened with the Ascent and now it's happening with Terminator Resistance.
>>559981692>>559982043>>559990965>>559993318Looks fun, does it have native linux port?
>>560000000
Predator legs with the T3 harpoon gun is just hilarious. Now for the third campaign on hard, then lament extreme.>>560014915Yep. That's what I'm using.
>>560018745It seems to get a bit CPU limited when there's a lot of enemies on the map.Haven't tried the Windows version through Proton though. But I assume that's just indie dev optimization.
>>560013659Deep Rock Galactic starts up no issues for me.
>>560022000I think the issue is that there are 2 executables, one in base Terminator folder and the other one in Binaries folder, and the one in Binaries folder is the one which starts the game and maybe steam tries multiple times to start the one in the main folder.
>>560023989that's with all ue4/5 games iirc
>>560024132Hmm, I guess I'll try another UE 4 game.
>descriptorHeap on 580This means that I can play DX12 games on my Quadro P1000 (cut down 1050ti) at work?
>>560024671Looks like this one starts just fine.Fun game
>>560044042Gungrave?
>>560045934Yep, emulated the first game last year, beat it in an hour, tried the second one but dropped it because it's running at 30 fps and now playing this one before the new version comes out.
>>560046216The first game is that short? Gonna have to give it a try.
>>560052241>The first game is that short?Okay, I was wrong with my an hour playtime, just looked in pcsx2 and I played 2h of it.So yeah, it's longer than an hour.
anyone here plays slay the spire?should i play the first one before i try the second one?
Seems like Unity devs were based after allhttps://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/03/unity-announce-expanded-supported-for-steam-linux-steam-deck-and-steam-machine/
gnump
>>>/v/734789326Imagine being so mad about nerds gaming on the wrong operating system that you pretend to be foolish in order to construct a fake-ass anecdote about why said operating system is bad (but only for people who want to play the games that everyone already knows are publicly documented as being intentionally incompatible with it).>I heard motorcycles are cooler than cars, so I traded my car for a motorcycle, and it has only two wheels? And no doors?? How could this happen to me?
