> Minor bug fixes and improvements

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Hello,

Is there a workaround to get BF3 running?

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Just wanted to make a quick survey. What percentage of apps/games worked with Wine?

I have used Wine as for applications only once and it wasn't pretty good. So wanted to hear from you guys. Maybe I am doing something wrong.

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You might have seen a previous post I've made regarding 3D Groove not working properly with wine/lutris. I'm very close to giving up with trying to get it working, but then I remembered seeing in repositories like Discover or Flathub how someone was able to port old Mac OS games (like Bugdom) and got those games working with linux and modern operating systems.

Now I'm wondering if it's possible to decompile some of these abandonware games and/or it's player to somehow get it working on modern systems without the need of lutris or virtual machines.

I honestly don't have any experience with coding and game recompiling, but I'd be willing to learn if it meant I could play games like Bleeposaurus again.

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So this is apparently for an enterprise network, but I don't recall ever installing this or changing the DNS. I reinstalled the system. Might've someone just plant this dns but with physical access to the deck?

I installed bazzite, encrypted. I cannot use the main steamos because it doesn't have full disk encryption, which is what I may need to prevent this.

Ion know if steam preloads this

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Good day everyone,

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• Saves time and helps your reviews look clean and professional.

This is still under work in progress but i will soon release if this is worth it and yes the extension source code will be open source too.

Would anyone of you would use this?

Let me know if you have any questions or suggestions.

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Descenders Next is a fresh extreme sports game from RageSquid / No More Robots and it shadow-dropped on Steam in Early Access.

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Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

There was a thread here about a year ago, but it didn't have any good answers.

I'm looking for a way to change the response curve of gamepad sticks. So say, when the stick is pushed to 50%, it should only output 25%, but full would still be full.

SC-controller, AntimicroX, Molten Gamepad and SDL gamepad tool don't seem to have that feature (or I can't find it). On Windows, there is Joystick Gremlin EX - the GUI runs under Wine, but it requires a Windows driver to have an effect.

I don't use Steam.

Is there anything?

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Like many others my partners and my PCs are not good enough for W11, and we really don't want what Microsoft is pushing on its users these days. So I am looking into potentially swapping us over to Linux.

We mainly play WoW together, and my partner is very tech illiterate. Combined with us being apart for sometimes months means I need to set it up, but then it needs to "just work" from then on. They know how to turn on their computer, click on the Battle.net, Steam and Discord icon on the desktop and select what game they want to play. If I tell them to open the Terminal they'd probably break up with me lol.

So I am testing Bazzite on an old laptop at the moment, and Battle.net through Lutris doesn't connect, which I have since learned can be avoided if adding it as a non-steam game and selecting a certain Proton version, but does something like that just keep working without needing further intervention?

We can't really afford especially Battle.net spontaneously not working, as worst case if we're both affected 38 people won't have 2 of their main tanks. If things like their Satisfactory don't work that's annoying but it's not as urgent, as long as it'll eventually fix itself.

So to come back to my original question, does gaming on Linux just worn these days, for people like us that play non-steam games and never interact with the Terminal, or should we stay on W10 even when security updates stop?

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Hi,

I am trying to script a launch to play multiple instances of Idle Clans

The first instance is from Steam, and I have no issue with this one. However, the second two need to be launched directly from Proton. I conducted several tests, so the variables are a bit messy.

steam_path="$HOME/.steam/steam"

compat="$steam_path/steamapps/compatdata/2103530"

client="$steam_path/steamapps/compatdata"

proton="$steam_path/compatibilitytools.d/GE-Proton10-4/proton"

game="$steam_path/steamapps/common/Idle Clans/Idle Clans.exe"

export STEAM_COMPAT_DATA_PATH=$compat

export STEAM_COMPAT_CLIENT_INSTALL_PATH=$client

export STEAM_COMPAT_DATA_PATH="$compat"

export STEAM_COMPAT_CLIENT_INSTALL_PATH="$client"

export STEAM_COMPAT_TOOL_PATHS="$steam_path/compatibilitytools.d/"

export STEAM_RUNTIME=1

export STEAM_RUNTIME_LIBRARY_PATH="$steam_path/ubuntu12_32/steam-runtime/"

export STEAM_RUNTIME_VERSION=0

export PROTON_NO_ESYNC=0

export PROTON_NO_FSYNC=0

export PROTONFIXES_NO_LOG=0

export PROTON_USE_WINED3D=0

export WINEDEBUG=-all

export PYTHONINSPECT=0

export DISABLE_PROTONFIXES_UNITTEST=1

If I copy and paste the following line in a terminal, I can launch an instance of the game.

echo STEAM_COMPAT_DATA_PATH=$compat STEAM_COMPAT_CLIENT_INSTALL_PATH=$client $proton run $game

If I try to execute the following from the script

STEAM_COMPAT_DATA_PATH=$compat STEAM_COMPAT_CLIENT_INSTALL_PATH=$client $proton run $game

or

$proton run $game

I get the error message:
ProtonFixes[658920] WARN: Skipping fix execution. We are probably running an unit test.

Do you know what I am doing wrong?

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The first proper Hellraiser game has just been revealed with Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival.

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Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

PEAK is another in the list of quality co-op chaos games to add to your collection.

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Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

I'm on Bazzite modding the Witcher 3 (I even got the mod manager and Script Merger working). I want to install a mod called Random Encounters Reworked, but rather than simply drop the contents in folders, I have to drop it in the game's main directory and run a powershell program. On Windows, I could do this real easily. However, I'm not sure how to do this on Bazzite.

Any idea what program or method I can use? I'd be grateful.

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I've been applying tweaks and such to my VR gaming experience since I moved over to Linux, and for the most part I've got things in a pretty acceptable place, but I figured I'd compile my remaining issues here, just in case anyone with the talent or contacts to get these things fixed might see them, or if anyone out there knows even more workarounds.

1. Starting SteamVR does not turn on the headset first try, ever. I need to start VR, right click on the headset and restart it. It's like it doesn't get initialized at all when my PC starts and I need to force it.

2. Using the open source AMD Vulcan drivers works best.

3. Some VR games don't seem to know how to use your PC's resources properly on Linux by default. The two I've noticed this the most with is H3VR and Vrchat. They both have extreme ghosting and stuttering if I try to play them with no tweaks. Using the wine CPU topology launch parameters though, I can at least get H3VR working like normal.

4. The SteamVR overlay is weirdly proportioned, for some reason. It's like the top is wider and farther away from the bottom. Kinda disorienting to look at. And the desktop view mode is just blacked out.

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I can't run a game. I get this error:

https://ibb.co/JWJkVTkp

I run the Winetrick option. It gives me the message:

Failed to load module "xapp-gtk3-module

How to fix this?

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I am installing a game but i get this error as soon as i run the installer on lutris

internal error failed to expand shell folder constant "autopf"

can someone please help me

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