Dr. Robotnik’s Ring Racers is a thoroughly great kart racing game made by fans of the Sonic universe, and a big new upgrade makes it better than ever.

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Want another good deal? Humble Choice for November 2025 has Total War: WARHAMMER III and some other wonderful looking games.

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Sonic Rumble from SEGA has arrived on Steam, and although it has anti-cheat it is enabled for Linux / Steam Deck so you're good to go on this one.

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I'm having problems with my Wi-Fi while downloading a game on Steam, as my download speed slows down or I get disconnected from the Wi-Fi.

I thought it was a Wi-Fi issue, but I have no problems when browsing Google or downloading a game on Heroic.

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ARC Raiders is the new hotness in town and thanks to Embark Studios enabling Proton support for Easy Anti-Cheat, I've been putting hour after hour into it.

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Most noticeable when rotating camera, its not smooth

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I know it won't do much if I write it down here, but maybe somebody is in a position that can make something happen with this.

We have immutable distribution(s) that can be signed with secure boot. I'm thinking Bazzite. This would be the ideal dream for security and anti-cheat developers. They could be certain that there is nothing malcious running at kernel level.

They could ship user-level anti-cheat software with high confidance that any cheating would also have to occur at a high level, which they could detect.

This would be good, because we could have officially supported ports of games with an anti-cheat only for linux. This would stop the unending and escalating cat and mouse games that cheat makers and anti-cheat developers are playing.

Mutual Benefits

For Anti-Cheat Developers:

• Reduced development burden fighting kernel-level cheats
• Consistent, verifiable environment across all users
• Ability to focus on sophisticated cheat detection
• Reduced support overhead from modified systems

For Gamers:

• Strong security guarantees without privacy invasion
• Consistent performance across installations
• Protection against both cheating AND malware

This would of course still not rule out external DMA cheats, but windows kernel driver anti-cheats don't prevent that either.

I'm sure someone else had to have tought about something like this too. If linux's marketshare will continue to increase anti-cheat developers HAVE TO make concessions towards the linux gamers anyway.

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i have bazzite and i need heelp linux pros help meee

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Hi,

I've always been interested in VR gaming, but I barely tested it, and I would like to try it more in a near future.

First, what's the state of VR gaming on Linux? I have not followed that part of gaming on Linux, almost at all. I've seen a few commits from Valve but that's about it.

Second, any recommendations, advice, feedbacks?

If you have any other observations that are linked to this question, do not hesitate to drop a comment.

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Hi, I have rpi 5b with archlinux arm. Box64 refuses to compile with WOW64, and a problem pops up at 50%. The error message reads something like: aarch64-mingw64-as and aarch64-mingw64-clang not found in PATH. When I downloaded the toolchain and added the path to PATH, the compilers didn't work during the build process (although the binaries themselves ran fine).

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My specs are 16gb ddr3 ram, 512 gb storage, i5 3rd gen cpu, I have a GT 730 NVIDIA GPU driver plugged in my PC, which doesn't really work on Zorin 18 core because ut doesn't receive Driver updates because NVIDIA doesn't give them in the first place, so I don't know that how much does it work, so mainly Nouveau drivers.

Are there games available on Linux (Zorin 18 core) which are either free, or if I can get them for free, with like not elite level, but good graphics, and good gaming environment that can he played on my PC

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I use this feature a lot and it’s one of the biggest advantages of having a 9000 series GPU. Having access to FSR 4 in a lot more games via the driver override. This is especially important for online games where doing so through the driver is “legal” and does not trip up anti cheat systems for example.

Arc Raiders is the best example. It’s fully playable on Linux but only has FSR 3.1 natively, but on Windows can be upgraded to FSR 4 via the Adrenalin app.

Same question I suppose for Nvidia GPU’s and DLSS 4 driver override. Works the same way on Windows through the Nvidia App.

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