If you love adventuring the Telltale Collection Humble Bundle could be a good deal for you.

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So I run EndeavourOS. My DE is KDE. I used to run XFCE. On XFCE, there was only x11 support, which I was comfortable with. When I installed KDE, I switched to Wayland, however I seem to have no brightness control anymore.

Any games I play seem dark, and if I move the brightness sliders, nothing happens. My system tray brightness control is at 100% and its still dark.

I tried brightnessctl, but my only options are 0 (0%) and 1 (100%). Setting it to either does nothing and the screen brightness stays the same.

Switching to x11 seems to fix the problem and I have my brightness controls again. Can anyone help? I can stick with x11 for now, but I would like to find a fix.

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"CrossOver, the Wine-based compatibility layer for running Windows software on Mac and Linux, just released its first 64-bit ARM version.

It allows games like Cyberpunk 2077, Hades II, and Ghost of Tsushima to run on Linux ARM computers without installing additional emulators or translation layers."

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We’ve all been there: random launch options, obscure Proton versions, or wine tricks that somehow do the job.
What’s the most ridiculous hack you pulled off that ended up saving the day?

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Hello dear Linux users!

I'm sharing here the game I'm currently working on. Console War Giant is a turn-based management game that puts you in charge of a young company producing video game consoles! The year is 1980, and the gaming industry is still in its infancy. A place under the sun is yours to claim!

Design your own consoles, secure your hardware supply, build your game catalog, and target your markets wisely. But beware! Your competitors won’t go down without a fight!

In this game you will:

• Design your own consoles and controllers using a dedicated 3D interface. Then, choose their technical specifications according to your goals.
• Build your console’s game catalog based on the markets you want to target. Support development studios in porting their games. And if you secure some exclusives, even better!
• Secure your essential hardware supplies through a competitive auction system. Get the best deals possible!
• Add features and services such as streaming platforms, virtual stores, or DVD players. Select the ones that best match customer expectations at the time.
• Produce and sell accessories and merchandise to maximize your profits!
• Negotiate the best deals with console retailers to expand your market presence.
• Join the console war! Your rivals will take aggressive actions against you. But you’ll have opportunities to strike back. Your ultimate goal: to take them over!
• Launch marketing campaigns at the right moment. Whether to boost immediate sales or to get long term effects.
• Experience key events in gaming history and their consequences, from the 1983 video game crash to the Covid-19 pandemic and much more.
• Research new technologies to stay ahead of the competition.
• Satisfy your board of directors, who will regularly assign you new objectives to achieve.

The Steam page is here : https://store.steampowered.com/app/4116640

The game will be ported on Linux and optimized for Steam Deck! And when the time will come I will need some playtesters if you are interested :)

Don't hesitate to wishlist and give your feedbacks and suggestions :)

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Like if win game has patch that enhances graph.

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Slitherine / Black Lab Games have announced that the excellent strategy game Battlestar Galactica Deadlock is going to be removed from all stores.

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I know this is probably a very common question from people switching to Linux. But I've been thinking about switching to Linux ever since Microsoft announced the date they would stop supporting Windows 10, and now that that date has pasted, I'll be switching soon. My only drawback atm is figuring out a way to play Fortnite without needing to dual boot, 95% of the games I play are compatible with Linux, and if needed, I'll suck it up and setup dual booting. But before I do that, is there any easier way to do this?

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Mesa version 2.6-1 that was published 29th of October is causing some newer UE5 games to completely reset an AMD GPU/crash it and force close the game instance alongside the freeze and reset.

If you're going through this problem please downgrade to 2.5-2.

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Easily still one of my favourite co-op games, PEAK just expanded with another big free content update so get ready to slide and fall some more.

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i have ryzen 5 5600g 8gb 3200hz ram msi b450 mb i have c-state and xmp disabled cachy os (arch linux based) when i try to run cs 2 it show error on the screen do note that cs 2 run with proton just fine and half life 2 run with linux native just fine

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https://store.steampowered.com/app/3440070/Dinoblade/

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Hello new Linux user here ( just installed yesterday),

I tried running some games today and quickly noticed that a lot of them won't start up. In particular every game that pre-caches Vulkan Shaders has this problem. I personally tried Ball X Pit, Deadly Days: Roadtrip, 9 Kings and Hell Clock. While other games like Crab Champions and Brotato worked fine.

So my hypothesis is that something is wrong with the shaders.

I googled already that it could be a problem with NTFS drives, but I installed my games on my external SSD which I checked in the terminal via sudo blkid /dev/sdX or in my case sde1. It's data type was exfat.

Both games that work or don't are on the same SSD.

Here my vulkanifo output: https://pastebin.com/UvvdGJmd

I tried to get a log for games with the PROTON_LOG=1 %command% launch option in steam, but I guess i did something wrong cause I can't find it.

Here is a log from starting steam in terminal: https://pastebin.com/zguXb9KY

If I forgot something I am genuinely sorry I am new to this.

Thanks in advance for your help!

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Team Cherry have released Patch 4 for Hollow Knight: Silksong bringing with it more bug fixes, along with a big change to how controllers are handled.

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With the Prime Gaming branding being retired, you now claim your monthly Amazon Prime games via Amazon Luna - here's what you can expect for November 2025.

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