Hi everyone, could you help me? Is it possible to play WoW with the Blizzard update? I have an Acer Nitro 5, and I was thinking of installing Linux on it.

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I want to display my controller inputs while I'm playing, similar to the image. Any recommendations?

https://preview.redd.it/gz14oyqv1x0h1.png?width=989&format=png&auto=webp&s=427b3d8d5bcfbba504550f6a0d21adbdc94f0bfc

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I had been using Bazzite with Deck game mode for over a month on my HTPC, but since it won’t be getting the DirtyFrag patch for a while I was considering to move to a different distro since I’d need to be running the desktop version of Bazzite for the patch anyway, and I figured if I’m going to lose out on the main reason I’m using Bazzite in the first place, I might as well just use a normal desktop distro. I’ve briefly used Fedora Kinoite before and liked it, but I always layered Steam. Since I’ll have to distrobox for MangoHUD anyway I’m wondering if I can also just do a Fedora distrobox for Steam, and if that bypasses the issues with Flatpak (not being able to see gamepads or other drives)

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I've been working on the game for less than a year. Initially, it was supposed to be a retro shooter with horror and sci-fi elements, but month by month, new ideas kept coming to me, and the project evolved more towards an immersive sim / survival horror.

The visual side of Deep Sheol is inspired by the first Half-Life. I wanted the game to be in a retro style, which I like very much. The player interface I created refers to the classic sci-fi vibe from the turn of the 80s and 90s in films, books, and games. The plot presents the mission of a corporate agent, Seth, who was sent to investigate an alarm triggered at a gas extraction facility.

The game is being developed in Unity 3D (the Linux version).
I also use my favorite tools: Blender (version 2.79b :D ), GIMP, VS Code, and Audacity – everything running on my trusty old Linux Mint 20.3 Cinnamon setup.
My current specs are an AMD Ryzen 7 5700X (recently upgraded from a Ryzen 5 1600 AF), 32 GB RAM, and a GTX 970.

The game demo (just like the full version when it's finished) has a native Linux build.

Deep Sheol playable Demo:
[Itch.io] https://manwithumbrella.itch.io/deep-sheol
[Steam] https://store.steampowered.com/app/3998990/Deep_Sheol/

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i was thinging, if we use winboat to play that we can play even if we use steam (add non steam game), I am try it yet but i'll try, someone else try it?

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Valve released the latest Beta for Proton 11 which brings with it an upgrade for FEX, the emulator to run x86 applications on ARM64 Linux devices.

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I wanted to play Minecraft version 1.12.2, but I ran into a problem where the controls aren't working properly—for example, the key that opens the inventory no longer works, and the W, A, S, and D keys aren't working either.

I tried downloading Java 8 and changing the Java version in the launcher, but it didn’t help.

I changed the system’s primary language to English; I also changed the language to English before launching the launcher, but it didn’t help.

I’m using the Legacy Launcher; I haven’t even tried the Prism Launcher because there’s no licensed version available.
When I press Escape, only one key works, but only once

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I’ve been considering buying hard copy’s of the original versions of metro 2033 and metro last light. What exactly would I need to get the games running on a Linux machine?

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The AppImage and Ubuntu zip file downloads were compromised between 6th May and 12th May.

https://rentry.org/cemu-security-psa

https://github.com/cemu-project/Cemu/issues/1911

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Valve’s Steam Machine got delayed again (RAM shortage chaos), so I built my own modular version! AMD-only for Linux gaming perfection, targeting 1080p/1440p high settings.
Parts List (total ~$1,047):

• CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 7500X3D (6C/12T gaming beast)
• MB: ASRock PRO B850M-VC WiFi
• RAM: G.Skill 16GB DDR5-6000
• GPU: Sapphire Pulse RX 9060 XT 16GB (crushes 1080p/1440p)
• Cooler: be quiet! Pure Rock Slim 2
• PSU: ASRock PRO 650G 650W
• Case: Lian Li A3-mATX
• Fans: 2x DARKROCK 120mm packs
• Storage: 2TB SSD (reused)

OS/Software: SteamOS + Proton for console-like boot into Big Picture. Everything AMD-focused for max compatibility. Benchmarks put it ahead of rumored Steam Machine specs.
Pics of assembly incoming! Questions welcome.

https://imgur.com/a/2dUdNrx

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Hi, I just freshly installed Bazzite coming from windows, and overwatch has kind of been a pain. It took a while to get the game running but I’ve noticed my graphics settings never save when I change them. How can this be fixed? I run overwatch directly though steam

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Yea, if i could play valorant on Linux, and use photoshop / lightroom on Linux, i would definitely leave Windows. Same if mine is full Unbloat, i feel like i can get better stability on linux.

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Hiho! For 3 years I'm solo developing an idle MMORPG, hand-written from scratch, without using any engines/frameworks. All logic server-side (no cheating / data mining). And yes, it works on Linux as it's browser-based :D

Recently I've added guest mode (no registration required), tutorial an much more stuff!

I'm sharing it here because I think it's well suited for Linux users, as it's both quite minimalistic and complex at the same time. I'm also a maintainer of Tangaria (MMO roguelike), and many players there use Linux.

Key features of Idlemir:

- Mostly AFK / semi-AFK gameplay: set up a build and see how it performs
- Freedom: be good or bad
- The map: a huge world with different terrain and features that affect your hero
- Exploration: each location (and there are thousands) can be explored
- A serious, book-like storyline that unfolds over time
- Long-term progression - improve 100+ skills, from stealing and musicianship to transmutation and treasure hunting
- Offline progress (gold, stat points, rest experience)

Game works in desktop/mobile and very low traffic (<1 MB/hour):

https://idlemir.com/

The game is still in early testing - some mechanics are incomplete, but there won't be a wipe; only some resources may be removed if exploits are found during testing

Feedback is very welcome. I read everything and regularly implement changes based on it. Thank you for it, folks! w00t :D

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Minecraft 26.2 Snapshot 7 arrived for Minecraft Java, and finally it's making playing with friends simpler with a Friends List feature and expanded multiplayer.

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So basically, I am currently running debian and installed The Crew. After running a while it was giving pretty damn lag after smooth rendering for some minutes. I started to search about the driver used in windows which gives shared RAM memory to the gpu for well optimization and found that i915 was the problem for me. It is mature and less buggy but also gives less performance for my case. So i just switched to the xe graphics. Here's the link to what I did, thought it will be helpfull for some folks 😄 :

Guide to XE driver

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Germany's Sovereign Tech Agency via the Sovereign Tech Fund announced over €1 million in funding for KDE to work on the Plasma desktop, KDE Linux and more.

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Thankfully, it seems that Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic will be one to keep on your watch list if you're not a fan of generative AI.

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Along with a whole bunch of other games going through Valve's verification recently, some major upcoming releases are fully Steam Deck Verified.

Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.