I opened the game from steam yesterday after a while not playing and my old game was completely lost. Anyone had a similar experience or have an idea what could have happened?

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Both on Bazzite and CachyOS my laptop reaches 115 C (not joking). But on Garuda with both linux-zen and linux-mainline my laptop nevers goes above 100 C (rarely 101) which the Windows behaviour. Can a kernel with custom patches have such a resounding effect on temps?

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Dear fellow linux users, I need some advice.

Is there anyone that is playing steam Star Trek Online that is able to use their dGPU?

For some stupid reason I am unable to get it to show the NVidia GPU as a option in the game.

Each and every other game that I play whether it is native or through Proton-GE uses the dGPU without any hassles except for STO and I have done so much tinkering that i damn near broke my install of Arch.

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This is a ditch attempt to see if the problem is really me not setting it up right or not getting the right options right.

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Because I am on a laptop I use PRIME and anything that I want to run on the dGPU gets started with prime-run.

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My vitals:

Arch KDE (Yes I use Arch btw - lol)
AMD Ryzen 9 7945HX with Radeon Graphics
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Laptop GPU/PCIe/SSE2 - Driver: 4.6.0 NVIDIA 550.76
64GB Ram
Hybrid Mode

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Just for giggles if I boot up using the dGPU when I start the game up I face a black screen but I don't know if this is worth even bothering with because I never run anything other than hybrid. It however seems clear that it might be better to solve this issue and boot up with the dGPU if I cannot solve it going the hybrid route.

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If I have missed anything please let me know. I would love to be able to play this properly and any advise is welcome.

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I want to build myself a gaming pc and rn im thinking which brand and gpu is the best in fps per euro. Main tasks will be ofc gaming. I think the cpu will be an amd 7800x3d. my fav os is manjaro

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I’ve been trying to get FNV to run on Linux and I’ve gotten to start and did the tutorial but it seems like everything is in slow motion or lagging.

Anyone get rockerbacons MO2 to work properly and get decent results in game if so what method did you use.

I’m running Ubuntu_Gaming with flatpak protontricks with proton 6.3 compatibility patch in steam.

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Title. Especially cuz I'm considering Linux only and not dual boot. I only want to play popular single player games.

Another ques is, does Wuthering Waves, Genshin, HSR kinda games run on it?

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Albion Online the MMO from Sandbox Interactive has now formally opened the gates for Europe and MENA (Middle East and North Africa) with their brand new server.

I know there’s a way to do it for Mac and Windows cross play but idk about linux

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Manor Lords is currently another 2024 release smashing through the charts on Steam! Coming from developer Slavic Magic and publisher Hooded Horse, it's certainly impressive.

So I'm running Fedora 39 Gnome with Wayland and what I don't get is how are games running tearfree (vsync off) with 60+ fps, because in windows or x11 if you turn vsync on you'll be limited to 60fps and if you turn off vsync you'll get tearing.

How is this possible? And how does Wayland achieve this?

Tested multiple games with same outcome.

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Here we go again, I am about to be suckered into yet another survivor-like game. You love all of these as well right? Vampire Survivors, Deep Rock Galactic Survivor and more can move over and make room for Pest Apocalypse.

Developer Mike Blumenkrantz is once again blogging about working on the Zink driver, and this time a nice optimization is on the way for startup times.

Lightfoot Bros Games recently revealed their new point and click adventure Sleepytime Village, a "creepy AF" classic-style point & click adventure game about learning to rediscover both your inner child and the joy of creativity.

Oh damn, this is quite exciting as an Alien fan and might be a reason to pop my VR headset back on again. Alien: Rogue Incursion is coming sometime in late 2024.

Bazzite 3.0 has been released with the internals upgraded to Fedora 40, which brings with it numerous improvements for gamers looking to get Linux on their PC or handheld gaming device like a Steam Deck or ROG Ally.

A game engine upgrade across a major version is quite a big thing, and it initially proved a little problematic for the open source evolution sim Thrive but it is done.

Grab your friends and play something resembling Golf in the latest free update to Golf With Your Friends, which adds in a new rather funny looking Speed Golf mode.