Gonna be honest im at a loss. Celeste has worked fine for me for quite some time and i cant find a single other person out there who has the same issue. this is the output i get from my terminal:

Debug info from gdb:

mono_gdb_render_native_backtraces not supported on this platform, unable to find gdb or lldb

pid 10629 != 10626, skipping destruction (fork without exec?)

Got a SIGSEGV while executing native code. This usually indicates

a fatal error in the mono runtime or one of the native libraries

used by your application.

Proton also used to work just fine, but now when i try to run Celeste with proton i get this:

ERROR: ld.so: object '~/.local/share/Steam/ubuntu12_32/gameoverlayrenderer.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded (wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS32): ignored.

I dont know where to begin with figuring this issue out. I know its not a driver conflict, the only nvidia related thing on my arch distro is the nvidia-utils that are required by steam. Hollow Knight: Silksong works just fine too.

SPECS:

i7-9700k, AMD RX7900TXT, 32gb ddr4 ram, 4tb nvme (with a 1tb arch partition, 3tb windows partition)

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So, I installed Nobara Official KDE Plasma Linux yesterday, switching from Windows. I am trying to play Marvel Rivals and other games, but performance is quite abysmal compared to Windows, and I knew with right optimizing, it absolutely should not be, should be at least on par. For Rivals, I tried different proton versions, using Feral gamemode, giving the game correct write permissions to gamemode.ini, using different launch flags. Nothing made it go above 45 fps in the practice rage, whereas before, it would get basically fully stable 60 fps in the practice range. So, I looked it up and heard Wayland Plasma session causes glitches and performance problems using Nvidia cards and drivers, especially older cards like my GTX 1050ti and the latest closed source Linux drivers I installed onto my Linux. So I installed Plasma X11, the whole X11 package, every dependency met. I even rebooted after this change, but as shown in the video, every time I try to log in with the Plasma X11 session, it shows my Dell screen for a second, tries to load, then immediately boots me back to the login screen.

I'm kinda stuck as to what to do here, does anyone know how to help me?

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Hi all, I've been trying to setup a virtual screen for sunshine/moonlight streaming but haven't managed to get the screen to actually appear. I've followed this guide to try getting it to work.

For simplicity I downloaded the samsung-q800t-hdmi2.1 edid that the guide was using by clicking the plain on this git page (I haven't used git before, so that may be my screw up there)

The file is in /usr/lib/firmware/edid/

I have a free HDMI-A-1, so I used that

my /etc/kernel/cmdline has drm.edid_firmware=HDMI-A-1:edid/samsung-q800t-hdmi2.1 video=HDMI-A-1:e to the end of it

And finally, what I suspect is the area I messed up at as the guide mentions mkinitcpio, but my EndeavorOS didn't seem to have it, I created /etc/dracut.conf.d/edid.conf
and added:
add_drivers+=" nvidia nvidia_drm "
install_items+=" /usr/lib/firmware/edid/samsung-q800t-hdmi2.1 "

I then ran sudo dracut -f and restarted my pc, with no display tied to the HDMI-A-1.

I am currently running EndeavorOS on wayland with Nvidia if that helps, thanks!

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Hey i have runned fs25 before with zero broplems but now after re installing the game after some time the game is not launching.

I have tried all proton 6.3-8 to latest experimenta version

here is the log file

GIANTS Engine Runtime 10.0.0 (43261) 64bit Steam (Build Date: Nov 14 2025) Copyright (c) 2008-2025, GIANTS Software GmbH (giants-software.com), All Rights Reserved. Copyright (c) 2003-2025, Christian Ammann and Stefan Geiger, All Rights Reserved. Application: FarmingSimulator2025 PID: 360 Main System CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core Processor Virtual Cores: 12 Memory: 32012 MB OS: Windows NT 10.0 64-bit [DirectStorage] Configured for base game on a HDD drive [DirectStorage] No GPU decompression for GDeflate [DirectStorage] No GPU decompression for GDeflate [DirectStorage] GDeflate Compression Support for 'FileQueueHigh' : DSTORAGE_COMPRESSION_SUPPORT_CPU_FALLBACK [DirectStorage] GDeflate Compression Support for 'FileQueueNormal' : DSTORAGE_COMPRESSION_SUPPORT_CPU_FALLBACK [DirectStorage] GDeflate Compression Support for 'MemoryQueueRealtime' : DSTORAGE_COMPRESSION_SUPPORT_CPU_FALLBACK [DirectStorage] Init success Physics System Version: 6.3.7 Thread(s): 2 Audio System Driver: SoftMixer WASAPI Stereo Version: 2018.11 Frequency: 48000 Max. active sources: 256 Render System Driver: Direct 3D 12 Card Vendor: NVIDIA Corporation Renderer: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 8.0GB Revision: 0 Driver version: 32.0.65535.65535 Driver version is up to date. Hardware Feature Level : 12_1 DirectX 12 AgilitySDK : 610 Error: Failed to create SDL screen surface. wayland,x11 not available . submitted by /u/Chrono_-_
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Most Total War titles I play have this strange stutter, and I don't see it with any other games I have played. The Windows versions of Warhammer 3, Rome 2, and Thrones of Britannia all have the exact same problem. The stutter begins the second the game is launched, and it persists regardless of the frame rate. I have tried several things, changing Proton versions, and combing through the Arch & CachyOS wikis to try every work around I could find.

Here is an image of what my btop graphs look like immediately after closing Rome 2: imgur

This is the log generated with PROTON_LOG=1 in the steam launch options: Google Drive

Laptop system information:

OS: CachyOS KERNEL: 6.17.9-2-cachyos PLATFORM: Wayland CPU: 11th Gen Intel Core i7-11800H @ 2.30GHz (integrated) GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 Laptop GPU (discrete) GPU DRIVER: NVIDIA 580.105.08 RAM: 32 GB

Proton version I am primarily using: cachyos-10.0-20251126-native

Mesa package version: mesa 1:25.3.1-3

Notes:

Steam was installed through CachyOS Package Manager, version: 1.0.0.85-1

When tested in Windows 11 the stutter isn't present, of course I ran the latest NVIDIA drivers.

I am fairly new to Linux in general, forgive me if I don't understand things. Just know I am very determined to make gaming on Linux work.

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I just don't know why my screen configuration sometimes likes to screen itself to both of my monitors. It doesn't seem to be an extended screen option visible like windows where applications settled into the primary monitor. Can someone help on fixing with xorg or with the Nvidia X settings?

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Steamrip and archive both didnt work for me. Any help would be great. Thank you

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I got this error after installing a dual boot Windows 10 + Bazzite linux. I wanted to go back to Windows afterward, but I get this error. I've tried repairing it with a BCD from a USB drive with the Windows installation, but it doesn't work. Thanks in advance for your help.

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I remember when Genshin first launched it was pretty famous that their launcher had a kernel level anti-cheat and got some huge shtick for it. And was wandering on linux how do hoyo's game launchers behave when you run it on wine/proton?

I'm guessing their launchers will still have these anti-cheats, so I was curious in a security sense how their anti-cheat is handled in linux? When you run games like Genshin/ZZZ/Honkai via epic games through hero launcher, or like wise, would that mean they take the same level of kernel access and telemetry no different to running it on a windows PC, or does it report/indicate more isolated information depended on whether you're running it on wine or proton etc?

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I'm trying to use the Wiimote+nunchuk with steam games on arch. I follow this guide: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/XWiimote#Connect_the_Wii_Remote

the nunchuk is detected by xwiimote (can see it listed in xwiishow) but once I check in steam input, only the wiimote's inputs are detected.

for more info:

If I check in Dolfin, it show up as 4 devices: nunchuck, infra sensor, accelerometer, and wiimote. If I select the nunchuk, it detect it's joystick and buttons

I tried to use moltengamepad to make a virtual gamepad, it show up in steam input as 4 pads too.

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i just downloaded linux mint for the first time and i thought it would run games better but is only giving me headaches, half life 2 just doesnt open and when i use proton i does start but runs very slow under 60fps and i just didnt had these problems in windows 10, half life 2 was running perfect, left for dead was also running good, but now everything runs bad and even has audio stuttering and my pc specs is very bad too but it did run half life 1920x1080 at 60 fps with no problems.

pc specs:

Intel Core i5-4570

Intel HD Graphics 4600

8Gb ram

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On Windows I was able to view the CPU fan speed, but I’m not able to on Nobara.

I can view some of the sensors using the “sensors” tool, and OCCT detects pretty much everything else, except CPU fan speed.

I am running 43, with a 7800X3D, with a ROG STRIX B659-A motherboard.

Any tips or suggestions?

I was a litttle concerned because my CPU shot up to almost TJMaxx while rendering shaders, which is super uncommon; undervolted, etc.

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Hello, I'm having a weird issue where I can only boot Steam if I use the terminal. From there it seems to work fine. However, when I try to boot it from the system menu, it opens. Shows the logging in and loading client data screen for a second before closing. It appears in the sidebar and occasionally refreshes the entire screen like it's trying to load, but it won't.

I am using an AMD graphics card, and the Cinnamon version of Mint (22.2 6.4-8). I will try to provide any needed data on request. Thank you in advance!

I have tried: Rebooting. Turning on and off the setting for booting with dedicated graphics, turning on and off the boot through terminal option, loading a beta version of the steam cilent

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On Cachy OS

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Hi everyone, I recently switched to CachyOS and downloaded CS2, but the game keeps freezing on the Valve logo. I've tried changing the compatibility mode and verifying the game files, but nothing works.

For reference, I have an RTX 2060 GPU and an i3-10100F CPU.

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I switched to Linux Mint (Cinnamon) from Windows 10 and my backup files and steam cloud saves have been wiped.

I;m not sure what happened with the cloud saves. My conclusion is that it just wasn't ever synced while on windows, because my steam cloud only had saves available from after I switched to Linux and testing.

I made sure the back up file was put onto the secondary drive that wasn't getting Linux installed on it. After I installed Linux and got BG3 running, the folder that held the backup file was empty. I made sure their weren't any hidden files, restarted my PC, ect.

Is there any way I could somehow recover the save file?

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I'm getting this error on wayland on some games, on X it works just fine. I'm using a RX 580 on Arch Linux KDE.

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