Another popular survivor-like roguelite has launched, with Nordic Ashes: Survivors of Ragnarok leaving Early Access to the big 1.0.

Hello! When I try to run Predecessor on Steam with proton I get the following error:

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I tried with Proton experimental, 9 and 8, I'm getting this error with any of them (6 and bellow doesn't even launch the game). This error started happening today, does anybody know how to fix this?

Using the MESA drivers 24.0.6-2

specs:

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The battle continues! The fallout is ongoing from the legal battle between Nintendo and yuzu that saw the yuzu team fold.

I've been using Linux for almost 7 years now, and I've seen many things evolve. Proton, Wayland, VRR, NVK, Explicit Sync (well, still have to see that). But there's one pretty major issue I have with Linux and I can't understand how it's not fixed yet is scaling on my 2560x1600 screen with a bottom 3840x1100 screen.

I'm on Garuda with KDE Plasma and I have two options. Apps apply scaling themselves or the system scales the apps. Of course, I have to use the zoom option to have proper scaling in the OS. Here's the thing, though.

If apps apply scaling themselves, Steam and all games launch small and Mangohud reports a resolution of 3840 x 2400 which I don't even know where it finds or how to fix.

If the system applies the scaling on Wayland, and this is pretty important imo cause the previous case may be a weirdity of my system. the resolution of games gets to something like 1701x942 or something which is much less than my screen.

The best solution I've found is setting the DPI to 144 in the Wineprefix of the game I wanna play and let the app scale itself. Another solution is using Wine Wayland but the DPI still need to be set to 144 otherwise the image goes out fo the screen.

The easiest option of course is to use Gamescope and set game and output resolutions but I'm on Nvidia and Gamescope is a little hit or miss, especially with HDR enabled.

So, what is going on? Wayland with zoom cannot be fixed? This is such a basic and weird issue.

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I am having a problem with steam that I can't find a way to fix, I was wondering if there was an easy way to uninstall steam without uninstalling the downloaded games?

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The Stellaris 17 from TUXEDO is a new refreshed (their sixth version) high-powered desktop-replacement notebook, with a high price and a tease of more models in this series to come.

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This above is the error given. In terms of the log, it is right here: https://pastebin.com/h3UTbhbm
In terms of Neofetch, this is my Neofetch:

! I DO NOT USE ARCH, I USE DEBIAN 12.5 - but the Arch logo looks cool !

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Asked in any other subreddits, got no answer. I really hope I get aid! Everything else works with FIFA23 being run via Wine-GE, but this pains me how I cannot use mods.

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Perimeter originally released back in 2004, and it's set to make a return from developer K-D Lab with the PERIMETER: Legate Edition.

Originally due to launch on May 23rd, the cinematic narrative adventure Until Then from Polychroma Games has been delayed.

Jumping over from actual arcade machines, we have Armed and Gelatinous: Couch Edition now available with Native Linux support on Steam.

I thought I'd give it a shot to see of I can get some more juice from my GPU, but I cannot install it. Did you manage to do that? I tried both Lutris and Bottles, but something's going wrong, but the error doesn't say what

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Although the Steam page for HELLDIVERS 2 has clearly stated since release that a PlayStation Network account is required, you actually haven't had to link them. That will change really soon.

Note: I was not able to find any info on this, I tried, that’s why I decided to to ask here for help

Hi all
Does anyone know how to set up the main screen for GameMode (Steam Big Screen)?

I've set my main screen in the System Display settings, however Bazzite still launches my secondary screen (which is vertical) as the main screen.

Info:
OS: Fedora Linux 39.20240415.0 (Bazzite GNOME) Bazzite
Kernel Version: Linux 6.7.11-202.fsync.fc39.x86_64
GPU: AMD Ryzen™ 5 3600 × 12
CPU: AMD Radeon™ RX 5700 XT (Yes I hate this GPU..., but it is what it is)
Memory: 32.0 GiB
Motherboard: ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. TUF B450-PRO GAMING

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Recently I have been trying to play my old games (Worms, Sims, Black & White, etc..) on my Steam Deck.

I created an ISO of the various CD's via the dd command, but I have noticed Crossover doesn't support ISO. I needed to mount the ISO to a location.

This worked to install the game but fails copy protection. If I connect a USB DVD drive it detects the disc and works but this isn't particularly helpful.

Does anyone know what I should be setting or doing so the game sees the ISO or ISO mount as the disc?

A lot of the games I want to play simply don't have a steam version to buy

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Title.

I mean, if I buy a Steam game, it automatically installs with proton. But what if it is a game outside of Steam?

Thanks in advance

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Hello,

I've been lurking this forum from quite some time but I've not been able to answer my own questions so here I am hoping someone could...

I'm on Fedora 40, KDE Plasma 6 (Wayland), Kernel 6.8.7-300 with a Ryzen 7600x and Rx 7900XTX with 2 monitors on all times: My main one is 144hz Freesync (connected via DP) and the other 60hz No-Freesync (on HDMI).

But since I switched to a "full linux experience" like 8 months ago I'm having big troubles mainly with games.

• VRR not working properly. Following this post :
  • Stuttering on games
    • Happens on every game I tried.
    • If the FPS of the game goes to 60 FPS or less, the VRR range jumps to whatever my max Hz is set (if 120 then 120hz, 144 -> 144) so it's almost impossible to play anything with VRR on.
    • It happens too on other ranges (but not that much), even if I apply some high profiles like COMPUTE or VR GAMING like I saw here or here
    • I tried things like setting software cursor, changing some boot parameters... but with no luck
    • I'm aware this is a current issue being investigated but maybe someone found something useful.. if not, at least we're upping awareness.
  • Flickering
    • if I'm on 60hz-60hz (like in SDDM) there's a flickering for every mouse movement. I have to switch to 60-50 in order to make it dissapear or set the main one >60 and the other one will function properly.
    • Luckily I have no intentions on using 60hz on my main monitor...
    • I tried almost anything I found here (basically setting on-off VRR)
• Much less performance
  • The same games on Windows work extremely better
  • I'm aware there are some tricks AMD uses on their proprietary drivers on windows like the HYPR-X (which sets AFMF on)
  • However there's something I noticed: Using CoreCtrl, my current GPU Clock can be upped as much as 5000Mhz
    • I guess it's a bug (I needed to add a flag for it to appear) but the MCLK max is like 1200. On Windows is more like 2500Mhz.
  • Is that normal? Could it be one of the reasons for this "bad" performance?

For now, I'm forced to stick to 72hz-60hz in order to keep things almost OK.

Anyway, I'm happy with my choice switching to linux permanently (thanks to Proton obviously) but this kind of things happening on a "high end" hardware is pretty discouraging.

Any comments or help would be really appreciate!

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I want to setup linux on my gaming laptop for work but don't want to dual boot into windows either if possible. I had experience with Steam deck before and it was great except I sold the device now. I wonder what is a good distro out there that work best for both?

Edit: I mainly looking for a popular distro and not “myravoritedistro” distro and yes already seen a downvotes incoming. Linux community being a Linux community gatekeeper 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️

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