How can i play GTA 5 online on arch linux?

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Just wanna know before i waste my time trying to get it to work

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Greetings.

I've dabbled in Proton (including ProtonGE, runs great - though I've not installed ProtonTricks as far as I know) for a bit, though I've run into a couple issues I'd like to properly resolve.

1. Conan Exiles (as an example) can't use my native keyboard layout for hotkey settings - I tried switching it for the working one in Linux itself, yet it had no effect. Is there a way of switching the keyboard layouts in the Proton layer itself?
2. FOR AMD GPU users Windows driver utility offers a function called Radeon Super Resolution, I believe, which upscales any game to fullscreen. Is there a way to achieve similar results with Proton?
3. I've found this utility. Is it in anyway safe/useful to use on Windows in finding out what to add into the Proton layer to make certain game titles work?
4. There is a game I have a CDVD version of, that won't run citing it runs on "Windows XP/2000/ME". Do you think it could be "spoofed" with Proton somehow? I know how to switch a Wine prefix to a different Windows version, not so much with Proton.
5. Another game (I think it ought be safe - I tried installing it and playing on my notebook and nothing bad seems to have happened) runs particularly bad. Are there any pointers that come to mind as to how I could fix it (using ProtonGE 9-15)?
6. From what I figured, playing Star Trek Online, The Lord of the Rings Online and Path of Exile from Linux is possible and not prohibited by either of the companies. Is that correct?

I'm running Ubuntu 24.04.1, CPU AMD Ryzen™ 7 5700G with Radeon™ Graphics × 16, GPU AMD Radeon™ RX 6800

The video might be too loud for your liking, please adjust the volume as you will!

Legenda - Poselství trůnu 2 with it's shaky performance

Heroes oM&M III in Proton (without RSR)

HoM&M III with Radeon Super Resolution (Windows)

Lastly, in another post I inquired about a Minecraft <1.13 versions performance on max details on Linux, rather how to fix it so it runs. I've not managed to figure that one out still. I've no qualms offering some Steam Wallet balance (I don't do PayPal or other such services, I'm afraid) for anyone able to figure it out for me. If you'll know of the solution, just state the price and we can come to an arrangement from there.

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There seems to be no end to games that will suck away all of my free time and now that Vampire Hunters is out now, it's also going into my regular rotation to blow off some steam.

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I configured a Linux laptop (Linux Mint 22 Cinnamon) to see if I could use Linux as my OS after the Windows 10 support will have ended. Naively I over-estimated the level of virtualization Steam on Linux can provide. After installing Steam I was confronted with the fact that Bioshock 2 (from 2010, ok, it's the remastered version from 2016) and Elite Dangerous (from 2014, ok, with Odyssey expansion from 2020) are not supported.

But I learned a lot about Linux and Linux programs and in fact these two games are the only programs I was not able to make work or find a good substitute for.

Or does anybody know any workaround for these two games?

Edit: Thank you everybody for your helpful comments. I didn't understand before that proton is something to enable inside of Steam, but I found the "Linux Mint gaming setup guide" here in this subreddit. Now all my games are offered to me as downloads, but my hard disk is running out of space. But it's good to know it would work.

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I bought this game a few days ago on Ubisoft store and downloaded to find the screen looks like that. I’m running it on Nobara 40 with 8845hs/4060 laptop. I play AC odyssey and unity without issueso I don’t know what’s wrong with this. No mods installed as well.

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I installed the latest Nobara and everything worked.

But since yesterday my "Corsair HS80 MAX wireless" suddenly stopped producing any sound. The level is displayed, however, and for the OS it looks like sound should be coming out.

If I switch the audio device to speakers, I get sound through the speakers. The same goes for the display, and if I plug in my old wired headset and select this, it works too.

Only the HS80 no longer produces any sound. I have also tried the USB dongle on several USB ports. The volume is turned up, of course. I have also tried the various profiles (analog stereo output, digital output, ProAudio etc.).

I have of course updated my system (sudo dnf update && sudo dnf upgrade).

The headset is recognized without a manually installed driver.

Is there a way to reset the audio system? Or anything else to get the Headset working again?

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of course i also restarted my PC

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Bye Sweet Carole is an upcoming chilling narrative-horror game inspired by classic animation movies like Disney along with the works of Chris Darril. Late last month a new trailer arrived and it looks good.

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Hi, I have a problem that has been going on for a long time with proton 9.0 and above, I've been using proton 8 for a long time but now I need dx12 and proton 8 doesn't support it as I understand it. Problem: when I run games on proton above 9.0, I started to have very bad lag when I touch the mouse, just move it(I tried to put different dpi on the mouse, didn't help). If I don`t touch the mouse, the cursor just rides on the screen. I don't know what to do, I didn't find such a problem on the internet, although I googled a lot and for a long time.
I have this problem in every game, regardless of system requirements. (I am currently trying to run The Forever Winter)

I have 2 card, nvidia and amd.
I use nvidia-proprietary for main card(gtx 1070)
And mesa fro amd.

My fastfetch:

https://preview.redd.it/kqbbai45p9zd1.png?width=634&format=png&auto=webp&s=e49ba83386257ac127e20d4bb0cbf3baf84b3bfe

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It's one that a lot of weirdos who use Linux cry a lot and call anyone who doesn't agree with them a Nazi LMAO

Cry in your dark corner, that's why you will always be the minority in all aspects.

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For the niche of a niche of a niche Linux VR enjoyers - Metro Awakening doesn't work at this moment. The crash seems to based on some popular error, so I hope it would be fixed after it's tomorrow release, by the smart people. I tried all popular Proton versions.

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Hi everyone,
I installed Bazzite 40 a couple days ago, since I was interested by the project and wanted to use it also on another PC of mine as a HTPC solution. I encountered though that Steam, in Big Picture mode, has some glitches on the left menu (as you can see on the image). Now, those glitches occur only on that menu, Steam works perfectly fine with all its other components. I really don't know what could be causing this issue, and I haven't found (yet) another person with my same problem. I suspect it might be because of Nvidia and some graphics drivers, but it's weird that only that component of Steam glitches like that. My GPU (GTX 750Ti) is supported by the drivers, and with other distros (Pop!_OS) I don't have this problem. Tysm in advance for any help.

PS: if you believe that this post should have been made on another subreddit, please let me know. It's the first time that I make posts on Reddit asking for help, so if I could've (or should've) posted it somewhere else I'll remove it from here and put it elsewhere

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The free and open source chiaki-ng project has a new release out for those of you wanting to Remote Play your PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 5 to other devices like a Linux desktop, Steam Deck, Android, Windows and more.

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The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth developer Edmund McMillen has announced that The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth is soon to get a free online co-up update.

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If you're after a tightly integrated Steam Controller, maybe the new Wireless HORIPAD for Steam might be for you. And good news, it's finally releasing in the USA.

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No longer should you need external software just to record a fun clip of gameplay on Steam desktop and Steam Deck, with Steam Game Recording now officially live for everyone.

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Hi everyone, TIL about linux and it’s distros and what got me hooked on trying it is the better performance compared to windows 11. But of course as any new linux user im greeted with a million distributions, I have zero knowledge about linux but I want to try it, so what distro do you guys recommend for gaming that looks like windows as much as possible? I still wanna feel like im at home lol. I have AMD cpu and gpu

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Using Linux mint and when I’m playing games I experience microstutters even after changing graphics drivers.

My graphics card is RTX 2060 paired with a Ryzen 5 3600 and 2*16GB DDR4 3000mhz RAM and is running on an nvme ssd.

This happens when playing videos as well.

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G'Day gamers. Valve announced that the Steam Deck will release in Australia on November 19, so our friends down under can finally officially join the club.

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