Hello! Has anyone managed to install STEAM OS on a Ryzen7 7700 with an RX 7800XT? I don't know if it is still compatible with AM5. I've tried several times, but when I boot from the USB, the screen goes black and the Steam installer doesn't start. I currently have Bazzite and it worked fine for me, but STEAM OS doesn't.

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Out now in Early Access, from the minds that gave us the excellent Duskers, Below the Crown is a mixture of chess-like pieces and moves in a dungeon crawler.

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Hi people help me in chose linux from best perfomace in game. Usaully i play dota2 or another online games, and last time i,m sad about fps in my fav dota 2. He,s drops from 150 to 50-60 :(

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Good morning,

I am (more or less) new using the OS, in this instance the Ubuntu Distro, by almost a year. There are many things I don't understand, so I would like some help.

When I changed from Windows to Ubuntu, I immediately installed STEAM to keep playing my games, I had read about the possible solutions to the whole compatibility problems, and found no issues once I solved them.

At least until a month ago.

I updated my system, as well as removed some old files, and tried to play Warframe on STEAM. But every single time I tried, even after restarting my computer, resulted in NETWORK problems. The same with Pal world, Frostpunk and many other online games.

The only games I could access are those that doesn't require to be online, like Mechanicus, or those which didn't need a compatibility tool like Proton, like Wakfu.

And a week ago, I forced upon the latter such tools. Only to find out that it too didn't find my online information...

Is there a problem with the compatibility tools for STEAM? Is it just me? And if so, how do I solve it?

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Hello,

I used to play Escape from Tarkov when I was on Windows. Now since the game is fully out, I wanted to confirm if the game is now actually supported on Linux. I know it is on steam but I seem to struggle getting the battlestategame launcher to open on Linux. I've installed it via wine and the launcher just doesn't open.

I already own the game so just wanting to save money by not buying it again, so wondering if anyone had the same issue or if it's worth trying to fix it? If Linux is not supported then I won't try.

Playing on Fedora 43 btw.

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Update: My system is full AMD, so nothing to do with NVidia.

For the longest time, I was a GNOME fan when it came to Linux. There is something about the carefully polished and consistent UI of GNOME that pushes all the right buttons for me (and I've always had bad luck with KDE Plasma being buggy). However, I always returned to Windows due to various issues, but especially Steam running poorly — because if there is one app that you would expect to run well on Linux, it's Steam. The UI feels stuttery, especially with animated avatars turned on. Don't even get me started with in-game overlay, that's just supper choppy. Same case whether we are talking about snap, flatpak, rpm or deb.

I've always thought this was a Linux or Wayland issue, since I had this issue on both Ubuntu and Fedora. But I recently started to give Fedora KDE Plasma a try and, in addition to being very polished now, there are no problems with Steam (snap — yes, on Fedora, don't @ me). Not only that, but fractional scaling works wonderfully, not buggy like GNOME.

I am quite curious as to why this difference in functionality between the two DEs. I know GNOME uses their own Mutter implementation of Wayland and KDE Plasma uses... whatever they use. I also know Steam is an X11 application running through XWayland.

P.S.: I have a fairly powerful and recent computer, so it's not that.

P.S. 2: I have a Steam Deck, and Steam runs perfectly fine there (obviously), but I know the Steam Deck is running on X11 still.

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Colossal Order and Paradox Interactive have ended their partnership on Cities: Skylines, with it moving onto a new developer.

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The Many Sins of House Ocampo is a new announcement from the developers of If On A Winter's Night Four Travelers and it looks great.

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If you love arcade-styled retro racing games, Wild Horse Racing looks like it could be good fun and there's a demo available with Linux support.

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Looking forward to the next remaster from Nightdive? They recently put up a new dev diary video for Outlaws + Handful of Missions: Remaster to show it off.

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A fresh demo for you to try this week, as the top-down 2D action roguelike Shroomwood has a Linux build available for you to shoot your way through.

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Need a new chill puzzle game? UMAMI from indie studio Mimmox has arrived with Linux support.

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