when I went to launch the honkai that error window was just open and i don't have any idea for what i can do

soooooo any help plz ? 🗿

i use linux mint cinnamon

wine update i use > wine-ge-8-26 x86_64

launcher update i use > 1.14.4

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Today I wanted to play a game (overwatch), but something happened. I don't know what to do, other games make external monitor gain this error too. Problem happens only on external monitor. I tried to change proton version, but problem occurs on other protons too. It happens spontaneously, for some time it disappears, and reoccurs later.

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Luanti (formerly Minetest) is the popular free and open source voxel game engine powering some really fun experiences and a critical update is out now.

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Mindustry is a free and open source open-ended factory management game with RTS and tower defense elements, with a major new update finally out.

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hi
ive been searching for some alternatives to the voicemod soundboard that has an online search thing and can connect to my phone and also a medal alternative thats light and can record a clip for like 2 minutes
sorry if this isnt the right place to ask

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Book of Travels had an interesting idea as a slower, more exploration focused online RPG that didn't hold your hand but it never really took off.

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Based on a hit prototype game Tiny Towns that had over 100K views on itch.io, Combolands is a deckbuilder where cards are buildings and the map is your deck.

Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

While Valve are working to get SteamOS 3.8 Beta into stable with lots of big changes, a small SteamOS stable update has been released.

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I made a simple GTK3 GUI tool that launches Waydroid with Weston in one click.

https://preview.redd.it/owx6daluqbvg1.png?width=928&format=png&auto=webp&s=ac50670f1ae601ee0ba7d4ec49412352a7bfbd0f

It makes it easier to run Android apps and games on Linux without manual setup.

Tested on Linux Mint 22 (X11).

GitHub: https://github.com/Rizsfelfujt/wydroid-and-weston-runer

I'm open to feedback 🙂

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Dramatic Labs / Bruner House have abruptly announced that Star Trek: Resurgence from 2024 is already being delisted.

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We've covered here before on individual US states setting up their own age verification laws, and now a new US Congress bill has been proposed for it.

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tengo problemas con valheim, se queda la pantalla en negro y no puedo jugar. Tenía el juego comprado en Microsoft store pero al pasarme a Linux tuve que buscar una copia no muy legal pero ahora se me queda la pantalla en negro

Procesador (CPU): Intel Celeron G6900.

Memoria RAM: 16GB DDR4.

Gráficos (GPU):

Dedicada: AMD Radeon RX 550 Series.

Integrada: Intel UHD Graphics 710.

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Had fun making this one!!
Dots: Qylock
Kofi: darkkal

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Any fixes to this? Alt tab shows the name as "Sign into the xbox network". Doesn't crash, if I close the box then it goes back to the initial menu. Upon verifying files, it asked if I wanted to do another integrity check. 2nd picture is what appeared after.

I'm on Proton 10.0-3, Wayland (labwc, no window decoration), Void Linux, running through Steam.

Proton 9.0-4 showed a small error box saying to contact the devs and crashed.

NVIDIA RTX 3060 on open-dkms 580 drivers.

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hey I'm running cachy os with a gtx 1650 GPU with 4gb of vram, and yeah it's been a journey...

I always knew that the low vram causes all of this so guess how much excitement I got when I got the news about the patch, but then as always Nvidia gets it last and the proprietary drivers are an afterthought (not because of the community of course)

the question is is it worth it to move to the open source driver considering I'm running niri mainly

is the gaming performance on the open source driver good enough on my GPU to make the switch worth it?

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I've downloaded Death Stranding 2, added RenoDX and Optiscaler mods to it before even checking if it works, to my surprise no matter what proton version I'm using, the game just doesn't want to work with me, it launches but nothing happens, and it doesn't crash either, its just stuck at the game is launched step without nothing appearing, anyone else had same issue and fixed it?

I'm on Legion Go 2 with SteamOS.

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Hi friends! 👋 I'm on Ubuntu 25.10 (Linux 6.17, 64-bit, Wayland), and I'm having an issue with many games on Steam: when I boot them, the screen is all black, but I can hear the sounds and sometimes see my mouse cursor.

Looking at Steam settings (Help -> System Information) it seems to miss my video card entirely, an Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 (Ubuntu sees/uses it fine from Settings -> System Details). Steam is instead listing the integrated one of my CPU. Also of note, when I open Steam, it shows a popup saying it can't find 32-bit NVIDIA drivers for the host system, instructing me to run:

`sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386

sudo apt update

sudo apt install libnvidia-gl-595:i386
`

the last command fails, unable to locate a package for this driver version in 32-bit ([the linked doc page](https://github.com/canonical/steam-snap/wiki/FAQ#32-bit-driver) shows that the package name is auto-populated via the version of the 64-bit drivers). I've looked around various NVIDIA docs and forums, I don't know if I can find specifically 32 bit drivers for the 595 version of the drivers?

I've tried reinstalling at 590, but that ended up just borking things; `apt` failed the command and when I rebooted I had to purge and reinstall the drivers back to 595. I've also tried Proton compatibility mode.

Do y'all have any suggestions for Steam recognizing my proper graphics card? Or otherwise fixing the black screen? I've been able to play certain games just fine (_Outer Wilds_, _Excavation of Hob's Barrow_, _Celeste_) but I'm trying all three _Witcher_ games and running into issues I think are related to this.

Thanks 🙏

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Now the icons aren't unbearably small. They're still small, but the scaling is so much better now.

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i manged to fix the exclusive fullscreen issue of my other post, but now im noticing that the game is very choppy and jittery in a way that is just.. hard on the eyes. its not smooth at all. alt tabbing makes this even worse.. i dont know whats going on and im not really smart enough to figure out how to fix it, any help or recommendations would be lovely

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My laptop is starting to slowly die, so I'm looking for something to replace it with. Portability is fairly important for me, and gaming is one of the primary things I use a computer for. The issue with handhelds is that they're not ideal to use as a full PC on the go, so I'm looking into laptop options first. Laptops with dGPUs don't really exist within my budget (or, at least, ones that aren't complete trash outside of that), but, luckly, the games I play should be able to run more than fine on an Intel Core Ultra processor from what I understand, so I wanted to ask about the state of Intel Arc integrated graphics on Linux, and maybe if there are any better options around the 7-800€ budget if they're still very unstable. Don't mind putting up with a little jank here and there if it's mostly fine, though.

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