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I was trying to run rec room but as soon as I launch it I get this problem.
OS: CachyOS v4
Proton: Experimental (tried hotfix as well)
VR: Quest 3 (via wivrn via cable)
I did add the launch command line in the game proprieties as wivrn said but still, no signs of life. what can I do?

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I just got an unlicensed xbox controller (8bitdo ultimate 2) and some games don't recognise it. How can i make it recognised as an xbox 360 controller to have more compatbility? also i can't use steam input since i own some games from epic games and i play through heroic

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I don't know why there's no a people talking about this maybe it's just me struggling launching non steam game like hoyoverse game, I just discover you can launch game though steam even is not steam game,just click add game and then non steam game, next choose your downloader like exe. Anywant keep telling me to use heroic,lutris, twintail launcher and bottle I try using all of them to lauch hoyo game but it seems noting work then i discover the steam methods

So why no want talking about this? Or did I'm the one who dumb enough not knowing this?

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I prefer to use Wine only. Which DLLs do you use from Winetricks? Some are essential like DXVK or D3DX. Does anyone have a list of necessary DLLs for gaming?

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As the the title says I bought WD's 8tb SN850X and at first I felt good about my purchase, but then I started seeing things about it being unreliable and failing soon after purchase, that 8tb drives in general are less reliable than smaller ones, etc. So Can I get some opinions and/or facts about whether this is true, ya'lls thoughts, and whether I should exchange this for smaller drives. I would really prefer to stick with 8tb if I can, I have high storage needs and would prefer to stick with that size but reliability is more important to me.

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I am fairly new to Linux and am using POP_OS! and whenever I try and run ARC raiders from steam, it either wont open (this is what happens most of the time), a file will be corrupted, or something else prevents me from playing. I have tried changing the compatibility tool, verifying the integrity of the files, as well as uninstalling steam entirely and reinstalling it. I cant think of anything else I can do so any help would be appreciated.

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So was wondering if someone could explain to me how HDR is supposed to be setup. I am using Fedora 43 (Gnome) with a 9070XT, over HDMI to my LG C2.

When using my TV, I change to a different tty (Ctrl Alt F3) and run gamescope with the "--hdr-enabled" flag (amongst other flags). It results in a great experience with 4K120 and VRR (Freesync).

I am well aware of the limitations with HDMI 2.0, so I am running with chroma sub sampling. The TV is stating "YCBCR420 8b TM HDR10" with Freesync enabled, which is what I'd expect. Everything has that "pop" with HDR enabled, even the menus.

If I boot up something like CyberPunk with the system-level HDR enabled it is again, quite vibrant, but if I then enable HDR in the game settings, it is washed out - blacks turn to greys etc. If I turn off HDR system level the game isn't as vibrant.

So my question is, what am I seeing? Am I seeing HDR implemented in all games, but game specific HDR implementations are not meant to be used?

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hi im kinda new to linux gaming and i just installed steam via the software manager in mint linux. but when i launch it nothing shows up but it doest show that its running in the bottem bar of my screen. but i can get it to show if i run the steam command in console. is there a way to make it show without me running steam command?

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Basically subject. I'm playing the finals and I see that almost every time, there's some shader precaching involved, followed by Vulkan processing before the game starts.

* Is that normal?

* Is there a configuration that avoids that and, if so, which would be the disadvantages?

My gpu is a 9070, playing on Arch, normal Linux kernel, 32Gb of RAM.

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I’m getting tired of Windows 11 Pro’s telemetry and constant issues, so I’m considering switching to Linux for gaming. I don’t play online, and my hardware is an RTX 5090 with a Threadripper 7960X.

For someone mainly focused on single-player gaming, which Linux distro would give me the best performance, stability, and overall experience? Any recommendations or things to watch out for?

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System76 have today finally released Pop!_OS 24.04 LTS with the newly launched COSMIC Desktop Environment.

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Because CK2 weirdly runs like utter poop and I honestly have no clue why.

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Kitten Space Agency is an in-development spiritual successor to Kerbal Space Program from RocketWerkz that you can try right now for free.

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Hi, I switched from Windows 10 about 2 days ago and now I'm on Linux Mint Cinnamon. I'm really enjoying it, but I don't know why—when I enter Arsenal, roblox game, where I used to get 240 FPS, now I get 100 to 150, 160. I have an RTX 3060 and I adjusted some settings in NVIDIA Settings, but I don’t think that’s the problem.

Can anyone help me?

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Wow - that sure took a while! A year since the first part of build 42 released and just in time for the holidays, Project Zomboid build 42 finally goes online.

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Rated Overwhelmingly Positive from users on Steam, war is the focus of a major upgrade that just arrived for fantasy city-builder Songs of Syx.

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