Is kernel-Zen or kernel-cachy-os better? Because lately I've noticed that the performance is lower than it should be.

And while we're at it, GE-Proton or Proton Base?

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I haven't seen anything online or any youtube videos about it.

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I currently use Heroic Launcher to run my Windows games, but lately I haven't been able to get any Assassin's Creed (Origins/Syndicate) games to launch, and if they do, it's at around 10 FPS.

Is there a better launcher or a better way to install the dependencies?

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Hey guys.

I'm currently trying to run Path of Building (a third party app for Path of Exile) using Faugus, but all the UI elements look way, way too tiny on a 4k screen.

Like I can't even properly see the text.

Is there a way to force Faugus to increase UI scaling or something to that effect so I could actually see what's happening on my screen?

I have tried cranking up Mint's own display scaling to 200% but it doesn't seem to do anything for Faugus.

Send help.

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I recently set up dualbooting with Windows 11 and Bazzitte and I noticed that Bazzite instantly detected my Steam games installed on a NTFS drive. I've tested several of them this way and honestly, there hasn't been any issues.

Out of curiosity, I looked this up and nearly everyone recommended not to do this because it can supposedly cause issues. Most of these posts are at least a year older, so I'm wondering if this is still a safe thing to do and won't cause issues on either Linux or Windows in the future.

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So i tried making file sharing (so other accounts could run the games without reinstalling). I made a folder in /opt for the steam shared library, gave all permisions to everyone for it on steam, set the storage where to install games to that folder and all of other games installed. And there comes ARK. It says that ARK is 0B and it only installs the shaders. I have tried everything and it wont work.

Im using linux mint cinnamon. I have 400GB free on my disk.

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I don't even remember why I installed the one to the right tbh

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NVIDIA have today released the Beta for their new Native Linux app for GeForce NOW, available as a Flatpak so it should run across most x86-64 systems.

Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

Hi all, I have purchased the Artics Nova Pro Wireless from amazon some days ago. I bought them used but in "mint" conditions. So, after fiddling with them a little, I noticed that I can a little pop or buzz, typically when I use the volume wheel on the base, sometimes I can hear it without turning the volume up or down on the base station. I immediately thought it was interference but I tried to use a laptop with Arch in a different position and I still hear those artifacts. I tried pw-top and dmesg but nothing seems to pop up. On journalctl it shows "Pipewire remote error: - 2 unknown resource" tho this shows up only on the laptop. Are these headphones cooked? Am I missing something? I also tried to switch the USB cable to no avail.

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Probably a codec issue, since VLC player plays the files just fine. But swapping around Proton versions, and a couple other suggested fixes did nothing.

I'm thinking of trying custom proton versions next, unavailable by default on Steam, but if anyone has any other solutions, I'd welcome the input.

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Has anyone encountered / fixed this particular issue? On Linux (Ubuntu), Hell Let Loose will attempt to connect to vivox for voip when you join a game, only for that connection to fail after a few seconds.

This results in not being able to talk or listen to any VoIP channel (local, squad, officer).

I've tried a bunch of solutions, including ones recommended by chatGPT which go into tinkering with launch commands and pulse audio / pipewire settings (reverted those in the meantime).

I'm bummed out because i really like HLL, but the game is nowhere near as fun without comms.

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I'm using a GuliKit KK3 MAX on PikaOS. When playing games while the controller is wired, it seems to sometimes press the start button or bring apps in the background to the foreground. I can't reproduce this by spamming button combinations, it seems random. I also ran 'evtest' on the controller and watched the inputs and didn't notice it ever inputting anything random.

When the controller is using bluetooth mode, it seemingly works fine, but it seems slower than wired and has a weird latency issue. I have the mode set to windows on the controller and steam input is disabled in steam. I don't have the controller dongle so I can only use it via bluetooth.

I haven't noticed either of these issues using an 8bitdo ultimate 2, so unsure if it's the controller or not. I'm looking for help solving one or both issues so I can use the controller normally.

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Linux os not instaling on my pc need help

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