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does anyone have a decent way to use this in Linux? I'm raiding ultimates and kind of need Alisaile's mom IYKWIM. But having to use Windows is killing my soul (literally I think)

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Been using Boosteroid for a while for the price, but want to change a bit. I don't wanna pay 20€ for GeForce Now, but around 10 is fine. Any recommendations?

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Which one do you prefer?

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PEAK is my current favourite online co-op game to play with a good little crew, and now it fits a lot better on Steam Deck too thanks to updates.

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Hello Games launched another huge free update for the open world space survival game No Man's Sky, with a big new Corvette ship class you piece together.

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I've tried to get DiRT 2 working on my Linux Mint machine, but the only sources I could find for it were pre-installed, not installers, and trying to get them working with Lutris and PlayOnLinux haven't been working. I also could not find a tutorial for getting games working when they are pre-installed.

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Got bored at work and this idea popped in my head. Has anyone tried it?

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at first the installer didnt work i had to install it on a windows machine then copie the game files to linux the campaign worked fine but zombie no. any help? (lutris)

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To use the same startup options as Steam, it is better to put them in the arguments or in the environment variables?

While researching, I saw that some places show to put it in variables and others to put it in arguments, I ended up getting a bit confused.

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My current controller is dying (xbox one pc controller). And I'm looking for its new replacement. I'm looking for a controller that works on linux, but so far I've read contradictory information for various controllers about linux compatibility.

What I'm looking for:

• xinput type controller.
• Works without steaminput.
• Not too small. My hands are not enormous, but a bit large. I've read that the new xbox controllers are smaller than they used to be. Same goes for the 8bitdo (ultimate type) controllers, they seem to be on the smaller side, which I fear might be uncomfortable. The xbox one controller size and shape is great.
• Wireless is not a necessity. I'm not against it, but it's not the most important factor.
• I'm on Fedora (in case that matters)
• Plug and play would be better, but not necessary.
• Importantly, it needs to work without having to update firmware or using software via Windows. I don't have a Windows machine nor partition, and I don't want to use a VM just for that (and would rather avoid having to use Wine just for that).
• Hall effect / TMR would be nice.

From what I've gathered: 8bitdo ultimate might be too small. New xbox controller seems a bit too small, no hall effect, and sometimes requires updates via windows, so this is not good. Not sure about the Gamesir g7 controllers: some people seem to have issues on linux and some people mention needing to use windows software, they do seem nice otherwise.

Usage: steam games, some games outside of steam, and some amateur gamedev with Godot.

Any ideas, recommendations, feedbacks?

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Fanatical just launched Monster Hunter - Build your own Bundle (Stories Edition), which includes an overall great deal on some great games.

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I recenty decided to give catchy os a try as a distro and did all of the work installing everything but i found that my nvidia driers dont seem to be working properly. It says they are installed but when i connect my diplays to my gpu instead of the motheboard i cant separate them and cant go above 60hz on them. Tried reinstalling the drivers but not working either. Wondering if there is something i could do to fix this or maybe try to reinstall the entire os?

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I'm getting ~2.7-2.8 upscaling latency at quality level (66.7% resolution) FSR4.0.2 upscaling at 1440p with Optiscaler in No Rest for the Wicked and Expedition 33 on my 7900xt. I don't remember exactly what I got before, but based on another user's comment 960p -> 1440p on 4.0.0 used to take over 3ms, even as much as 3.5. I'm running a mesa development build (25.3) and maybe that is partly responsible for this improvement, but I think it's safe to say that we're no longer in the territory of "you have to use an older fsr4 version or risk a significant performance hit"

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And my 3+ year saga of blindly buying games I want and then just working on Linux continues.

It seems like Windows users are having a lot of crashes though. While linking accounts seems to be broken for all it causes a game crash on Windows.

HDR does have a washed out look big going on with it but HDR is just an extra for me, I could take it or leave it

Frame rate has cap choices of 30, 60, 90, 120, 144, 240 but can be uncapped in the settings file by modifying the smooth frame rate value.

Campaign on mixed settings nets me 240nfps give or take and 300~400 in multiplayer on a 7900xtx/9950x3d rig.

There are some hitches that seem to be related to texture streaming but that's about it.

How's your guy's experience?

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Vintage Story has some of the most interesting game mechanics I've seen in a survival game, but it's a little brutal - so I'm keen for this new Adventure Mode.

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As if the Halo ODST crossover for Helldivers 2 wasn't enough, now we're actually going underground too on Terminid Hive Worlds.

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Gamescope refuses to launch via GDM (https://github.com/shahnawazshahin/steam-using-gamescope-guide) when using only the laptop monitor or when connecting a monitor via Type-C. But works fine if the display is connected via HDMI. In both cases, the same monitor is used

OS: archlinux
GPU: nvidia + intel

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iRacing just announced a partnership with INDYCAR to develop an official game that will release sometime in 2026.

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Linux on Gaming Laptops aren''t really popular as much as Desktops. I use high polling rate mouses and keyboard(not the keyboard in the image lol) and a graphic tablet to do work and gaming. Any questions are welcome'd.

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