https://github.com/Asa-DB/pkgwhy

Please look into it!!!

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I recently ish switched from amd gpu to nvida,

nvidia is working fantastic generaly but i encounterd one problem if my display goes to sleep or pc goes to sleep i sometimes struggel to get vid output to display, the most easy fix is just rebooting is this fixebale? Or is it just something i have to live with on nvidia?

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Radium Textures can be found here: https://www.nexusmods.com/site/mods/1660 or at the github here: https://github.com/SulfurNitride/Radium-Textures

What is radium textures? It's a Rust alternative to VRAMr.

As of right now it only supports MO2 and Skyrim, it supports both windows and linux.

Changelog is below:

Taking information I learned and gathered from my TTW Installer I have incorperated a better way to handle BSA files. There is no longer a need to copy any files and there is a dedicated size for the output when running it.

Texconv/wine has been fully removed and replaced with image_dds and directxtex so far in my modlist testing I do not notice any issues at all.

WINDOWS SUPPORT: IS UNTESTED I DO NOT HAVE WINDOWS NOR DO I HAVE A WAY OF TESTING IT PROPERLY.

Possible inclusion of wgpu for full GPU acceleration on BC7 textures in the future.

Fallout 4 support soon I swear ;-; and possible Vortex support if I ever get around to it.

Maybe at some point I'll make an updated BSA unpacker and packer? Not sure though. LMK if everything works, I'm still in the process of updating the readme.

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kind of unusual situation. I played world of warships years ago via the wargaming launcher. eventually I linked my account to steam for easy Linux gaming. well lately my son is into a steam game and to prevent conflicts I wanted to install wows via lutris or heroic to direct launch. I had that working will at one point on Linux I know. but for now I'm trying lutris with the wg install script which goes well. after initial install I launched it once but ever since I cannot get it to launch. not even the wg launcher. the wg game center is down in the tray, but I can't bring it up, I can right click and it will show world of warships but I can't launch it from that. going into lutris to launch it just does nothing either. what can I try next? I'd there a conflict because I have it installed via steam which still works but lutris version just will not

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Hello,

I'm looking for a Linux distro for gaming. I know that not everything is perfect on Linux yet, but it seems much more stable than Windows, and I’m honestly done with Windows at this point. What distro would you recommend for the most stable gaming experience? I want something very simple with a console-like feel, no bloat, just straightforward and stable for most games. I’ve heard about SteamOS. I know it’s not officially made for regular PCs, but I’m curious about how usable it actually is for most games. My PC is a full AMD system. My goal is to play my Steam games and Epic/GOG titles through the Heroic Launcher. I also want to play some older games using PCSX2. I mostly play single-player games, so anti-cheat measures don’t really matter to me. I'm interested in games like The Last of Us, Red Dead Redemption, Kingdom Come: Deliverance, and others. Also, since my system is fully AMD, is SteamOS ready to use right out of the box, or would I need to install drivers or adjust settings manually? If it is ready to go, would the performance be similar to other gaming-focused distros, or noticeably worse? Thanks in advance for any suggestions! (I’ve checked the FAQ section, but it doesn’t cover all of my questions.)

Btw here's my system:

7500F

6650 XT

32 gig ddr5 6000 MHz

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At first I thought it was OptiScaler causing the issue, but it happens with and without it. I even tried switching to DX11 but the game still crashes after 5-15 minutes. I've also tried with ray tracing and Nvidia hairworks disabled. I'm using an AMD GPU btw. Could it be mangohud or something?

This happening to anyone else? How'd you fix it?

Specs:

9070 XT

KDE Plasma 6.5.5

CachyOS x86_64

Linux 6.18.7-2-cachyos

32GB RAM

Swap: 32GB

9800X3D

Steam, using Proton CachyOS SLR 10.0-20260101

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Hello, i'm playing Talos Principle Reawakened on Fedora 42, using Proton GE 10-28. Everything is going well except for this : Screenshots taken from within the game make it crash.

Normal behaviour : press a button to take the screenshot, a shutter sound is played.

I am talking about that because : - There are two ways to take screenshots, #1 is entering photo mode, #2 is using F12 steam shortcut. Both originally behaved the same way and had the same outcome. - A quick google led me to this https://www.dedoimedo.com/games/steam-proton-screenshot-sound-crash.html, which explains that disabling the shutter sound prevented the crash. I tried, and it did. The problem is, that parameter is only applied to the basic steam shortcut, photo mode still triggers the sound and thus the crash (btw F12 can still be used in photo mode, and this time, causes a crash).

I've asked on the game forum if there's a way to disable the sound in photo mode, in the meantime, i submit the crash report here, hoping you can id the root cause, and maybe find a fix. Thank you

these are from the reporting problem app

``` reason : wine64-preloader killed by SIGSEGV

cmdline : $'Z:\mnt\somni\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\The Talos Principle Reawakened\Talos1\Binaries\Win64\Talos1-Win64-Shipping.exe' Talos1

executable : /home/user/.local/share/Steam/compatibilitytools.d/GE-Proton10-28/files/bin/wine64-preloader

kernel : 6.18.5-100.fc42.x86_64

container_cmdline : /usr/lib/pressure-vessel/from-host/libexec/steam-runtime-tools-0/pv-adverb --prefix=/usr/lib/pressure-vessel/from-host --generate-locales --fd 12 --regenerate-ld.so-cache /var/pressure-vessel/ldso --add-ld.so-path /usr/lib/pressure-vessel/overrides/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu --add-ld.so-path /usr/lib/pressure-vessel/overrides/lib/i386-linux-gnu --set-ld-library-path /usr/lib/pressure-vessel/overrides/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/aliases:/usr/lib/pressure-vessel/overrides/lib/i386-linux-gnu/aliases --overrides-path /usr/lib/pressure-vessel/overrides --exit-with-parent --subreaper --assign-fd=1=3 --assign-fd=2=4 --ld-preload=/home/user/.local/share/Steam/ubuntu12_32/gameoverlayrenderer.so --ld-preload=/home/user/.local/share/Steam/ubuntu12_64/gameoverlayrenderer.so -- /home/user/.local/share/Steam/compatibilitytools.d/GE-Proton10-28/proton waitforexitandrun $'/mnt/somni/SteamLibrary/steamapps/common/The Talos Principle Reawakened/Talos1.exe' ```

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I've been a Linux user for about like 4 months and its been pretty good until recently I've been getting lots of crashes and random issues and I've been troubleshooting and reinstalling and testing different boot loaders and stuff. I think I'm just done with Arch. I'm looking to switch to something else like maybe Debian or something. Any recommendations for a distro that's lightweight? Also I'm not here to try and troubleshoot crashes right now I just wanna switch lol. I think i just need something stable and simple.

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Hey guys, some of you might remember (or not) i posted a while back that i started working on this project

I've reached a point where gogdl-cli is somewhat usable, there is still a lot of work to do, but now it is easier to use and has a bunch of new features:

- Proton downloader
- Configure each game with environment variables, arguments, and specific proton versions
- Interactive cli
- Run games directly from the cli

Here is the repo in case you want to check it out: https://github.com/fernandonr189/gogdl-cli.git

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i made to switch to ubuntu after my computer suddenly decided it didn’t want to run windows 11 anymore. for the past couple hours i’ve spent researching, then trying to install minecraft various ways using the terminal is starting to give me a headache.

im also very interested in installing lunar client but its giving me all sorts of problems. neither the minecraft launcher or lunar client wants to appear in the app tray, and lunar doesn’t want to launch minecraft.

plus, the videos im trying to get help from aren’t working, probably because they’re around 3 to 4 years old.

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Not sure where else to turn to but I have Oblivion remastered. I played perfectly fine on my PC when I was using Windows. Now it doesn't even make it past the menu. I've tried differen of proton versions to no luck. Proton ge 10/29 and hotfix to experimental. Anyone have a solution other than going back to windows lol. My pc is an msi a16 amd 9hx nivida 5060 with 16 gigs ddr5 ram. If ran fine on windows set at medium. I need mkre ram lol. Any solutions?

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I’ve been using Wayland for my entire Linux journey and it’s been mostly smooth. However, I’ve run into an annoying issue: every ~20 minutes, my primary monitor goes black for about a second. The sound keeps playing, inputs still work, and my secondary display (a TV) continues working perfectly.

It’s still manageable for use and doesn’t bother me much, but it becomes really annoying during movie scenes or during ranked games.

So far I have tried changing the refresh rate and tweaking with the display settings but it didn't help.

I’ve read that Xorg is often considered more stable for NVIDIA GPUs and gaming, so I thought switching might help. But with my multi-monitor setup (165Hz monitor + 30Hz TV), Xorg doesn’t handle refresh rates as smoothly as Wayland does.

My setup:

• Debian 13 with GNOME on SSD
• GTX 1060 6GB, Intel i7-4790, 16GB DDR3
• Primary monitor: 1080p 165Hz BenQ via DisplayPort
• Secondary monitor: TV via HDMI

Any suggestions would be appreciated :D

PS: I only use my TV for sound output via HDMI and to display its wallpaper. I don’t use it for work or anything else.

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Hi, Currently I'm using Nobara 43 KDE (a fedora gaming distro) but also have tried Linux mint 22.3 for all of these problems. For this example I'll be mainly talking about Black ops 3 mod manager and launcher T7x and Boii (I have both and they worked on windows)..

So the problem is, I want to use wine, proton, any format to make a game launcher access the files needed for the game I want to run. For these games either it runs the launcher but fails the steam and/or self validation file check OR can't even find the game itself.

Does anyone have a solution to how I can use wine for the launcher, then show it the file placement to then access everything it needs? (Steam files etc). No matter if I use steam, lutris, or just starting the application directly to wine it doesn't work. Snowing unable to find the game, needing steam to be installed (when it is, and ran through steam to start), or need Internet access on some setup).

Anything you guys can figure out would be amazing! Thank you

P.S - here are other games that have the same "problem" but for different launcher. R2modman for bomb rush cyber funk. An old version of baldurs gate 3 mod manager to launch the game (I don't wanna update and lose my save file) Thanks again.

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Hey, so, a bit of background, an official security "update" on Win 11 Broke my system, it did something that didn't allow some games, emulators and old apps access more that 16 gb of RAM, not entirely but, if the system was running in 15gb and I opened some of this apps it would crash, reboot itself and give me a error, after 5 days trying to solve the issue and dreading that my RAM was dying (it wasn't) I find the culprit in that OFFICIAL Win 11 SECURITY UPDATE!, I WAS FURIOUS, manage to roll back, uninstall the update and all works now, but im fed up, im done.

So, now I used Linux in the past, like 10 years ago, Linux Mint, it gave new life to an old Laptop, i used it to do office work, make presentations, manage some pdfs, light image editing and access the online platform of the college at that time and submit papers and stuff, it just worked, after that the laptop died and I never touched Linux again, now I want to try again and Fedora looks to be a good Distro, modern, stable but, I want to game, so its troublesome to install everything and let Fedora ready to game? i have no problem learning a some stuff here and there and watching some tutorials, just don't want to spend days into it, just a couple of hours maybe, or would it be better to just Install Nobara that comes pre-configured and just forget about it?

This are my specs:

- AMD Ryzen 5 5600X

- 32 gb RAM

- Radeon RX 9060 XT 16 GB

Also, for the OS I have an 250gb SSD but for the games, I have an 1tb SSD but is in NTFS format and I was reading that gaming on Linux with that format is a No go, so i will need to format it and backup my data?

Thanks in advance and I hope you guys can point me in the right direction so I can take the leap to Linux, also, if there is another Distro that I should try just drop the name, I was thinking in Fedora just for the "just werks" felling it gives me, also, the name sound cool.

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Hi everyone, I’m trying to run Resident Evil 4 Remake(steamRip) on Linux (Fedora) through Steam/Proton, but I can’t get it to launch properly.

Setup:

OS: Fedora Linux

I’m managing games with Hydra, which adds the game to Steam using Wine.

Steam compatibility forced to Proton 9.0-4.

What happens:

When I launch the game from Steam, it immediately fails with: “An error occurred while launching this game: No licenses.”​

I was able to bypass the “No licenses” screen by using a Steam API emulator (Goldberg), but then the game actually opens and immediately goes to a crash report tool / crash screen and won’t run.​

The crash report shows error code: 0x2000000.​

What I tried:

Downloaded a “crackfix”/fix archive from steamRip and replaced the game files with it (people say the game wouldn't run without it).

After applying that fix, the game goes back to the “No licenses” error.​

If I restore the Steam API emulator files again, it goes back to crashing with the crash report tool.​

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alright so I download Genshin everything's good and all but I just can't find the files anywhere so I can't add it to my steam library

I've looked for a while with no success so if anyone knows where it could be located that would be very helpful

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Just got a Deck and I know nothing about PC’s really. I’m using Lutris to run my games from GOG but a couple games have problems. First photo is of Painkiller black edition, the game only takes up a quarter of the screen and I have no idea why. Next one is prince of Persia sands of time, game looks totally washed out and the controls are screwed too. I downloaded a fix for PoP but I don’t know how to make it work I guess. Any help would be greatly appreciated, I’m just learning all this!

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Inexperience hates me. I'm pretty new to Linux and I'm having issues with Steam (installed from RPMFusion because the flatpak isn't updated) on Fedora 43. I wanted to play Hollow Knight: Silksong but I noticed the commands aren't correct (X and A are inverted, B and RT...). it is all fucked. I'm not using steam input because the game has native support for the Xbox controller and even native support for Linux. Then... what am I missing, am I making some sort of mistake?

I don't want to switch back to Windows cowardly 'cause I hate it. Thanks in advance

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