Hi everyone, how y'all doing?

I'm trying to create a bottle to use a mod manager called HedgehogModManager, a mod manager for modern sonic games. problem is, when i try to create my bottle following the exact steps as the official guide for the mod manager on GitHub or any other guides that are basically the same thing, i get this while trying to create it:

Generating bottle configuration…

The Wine config is being updated…

Wine config updated!

Running as Flatpak, sandboxing userdir…

Applying environment: custom…

(!) Recipe not not found or not valid…

i don't know what anything of this really means, so help would be appreciated!

also, here's the guide) i was using if that can be useful.

the version of bottles that I'm using is 51.15, and i used soda-9.0-1 and soda-7.0-9

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Hey I know there's very few of us Intel arc gpu gamers XD, but I made an interesting discovery while messing with kvm/qemu and gpu passthrough with hooks. If you are willing to use single gpu passthrough guides for the hook scripts, and pass the gpu to a windows virtual machine the settings you set on gpu through the intel arc control app in the vm will stay when the gpu is passed back to the host it seems the settings only "reset" when power is lost. Now this I've been testing for both fixed fan curve settings and I also was able to set power limits and overclocking settings with measurable results when returned to the host. This is a very nice work around for support since we don't even have temperature monitoring for arc gpus on linux yet XD.

Notes on hardware and support: IOMMU support needed, single gpu passthrough may have IOMMU groups you need separated that may not be possible without the ACS kernel patch which is not secure!

My own setup: arch linux with acs patched kernel 6.11, motherboard z590, I9 10900, arc a770 predadtor bifrost 16gb, qemu with libvirt for gui vm management and hooks. Grub2 boot loader.

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Imo not being able to play leage of legends should be considered a feature and not a bug

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CS2 runs terribly on my Kubuntu 24.04
I have a Nvidia card with 550 open proprietary drivers
AMD CPU.

I used a variety startup commands
Tried both shader caching on and off.
I updated mesa drivers

Still at best, I can play just one deathmatch and then it either crashes or freezes up so hard that I have to reboot using REISUB

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mangohud was working with lutris after i opened one game the mangohud was looking different after i installed goverlay it was same i mean the apprearence of mangohud after that when i opened a game in lutris mangohud was not showing

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The recent copilot bullshit was the star that broke the camels back for me and Im thinking of switching to linux full time if possible.

The only problem is due to real life circumstances I moved from my desktop pc to a gaming laptop and thats why Im asking for advice regarding the switch.

Are there any programs that could handle the mux switch, how painful are nvidea drivers because I know a few years ago it was horrible.

Im learning software engineering so I would mainly code on it and game on the side (at least as much as my time and proton allowd lol)

Thank you for your replies!

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Ahoy fellow Linux users. I'm building a pc with Ryzen 5 7600 + RX 6750XT and I'm wondering how Linux performs in comparison to Windows. Should I be expecting less FPS in games through Wine or even in Linux supported games than I would have on Windows?

I'm contemplating if I should dual boot or has Linux grown enough to show about the same FPS as on Windows.

Distro recommendations are welcome as well.

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I'm trying to run Hogwarts legacy using proton experimental on arch Linux. It works but is sluggish and lagging. Even though the game says it's using the Nvidia card, nvidia-smi shows that it's not. Other games work fine though. I'm using an eGPU and my system is: Intel core i5-1260P - mesa Nvidia RTX 4060 - nvidia-open-dkms

And yes I've tried prome-run and nvidia's environment variables. But what I noticed is that it shows up on nvidia-smi when launched but disappears once the game starts. Any help would be appreciated.

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I've just installed xboxdrv driver on it, steam and games find it, but for some reason, they don't receive any input. Do anyone know, why may that happen?

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Is it possible to control a computer desktop remotely with software such as RustDesk or Moonlight but have the computer locally locked and showing the lock screen.

Would like to control my computer in another room but not allow others in the room to see my screen or be able to wiggle the mouse or use the keyboard to mess with me while I am gaming.

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Recently built a new home theater pc, decided to put Fedora with KDE on it. This is intended to be a youtube/twitch/gaming pc, so it doesnt need to do a whole lot, and I dont intend to tinker with it.

That being said as impressive as it is to get a free OS that runs games, I feel like all the solutions are jank.

Problem 1: Wireless Xbox controller doesnt work natively. Yes I know I need drivers, and the community is awesome for making a Github repo (Xone) that worked instantly. Until a kernel/OS update stopped it from connecting. A quick post on their discord and they recomeded a fork instead which fixed the problem, for now?

Problem 2: Steam big picture doesnt open when I press the home button. I would think that with Valve pushing so hard on Linux with the SteamDeck, that it would be a supported feature.

Problem 3: Playing with a gamepad causes the pc to go to sleep since it doesnt detect input. Various workarounds are: disable sleep mode, install some random 3rd party app, etc. This seems to be a known bug for 6-7 years at this point.

Problem 4: Where is everything installed? Between flatpaks, DNF, Steam, it seems that there is no standard for where things are installed. I understand the history and distributed nature of Linux and why it is this way, but I wish a company like Valve would make a standard and have people follow it.

Problem 4.1: I installed Mangohud to see system stats as im playing. Why does it need to be something that is added to every launch option in steam for every game? Why cant it be an app thats running (Even if it has sudo privileges) that somehow detects which app is full screen?

Is this the linux experience for everybody? Are all of these issues the same on a SteamDeck? I'm not expecting things to "just work", but as somebody who is comfortable with Linux, how much hacking and fiddling do you need to do constantly just to have a system to play games on?

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Hello! new to pc gaming and linux gaming.

using arch linux, and Proton Experimental in Steam to run Overwatch2.

using arch linux, I use xorg dwm, I open Steam to play Overwatch2 with the help of Proton Experimental. the title happens when I load into a match. I played for a couple hours yesterday no problems, now its unplayable. if youve experienced this, what was your approach?

here are some hardware stats: AMD 7950x3D NVIDIA 4090 --

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script 1: if [ ! -d $PWD/.installer ] then mkdir $PWD/.installer fi export WINEPREFIX="$PWD/.installer" if [ -d $PWD/.installer ] then /home/mrdraxs/WineGE/bin/wine $1 fi script 2: #!/bin/bash if [ ! -d $HOME/games/.wp] then mkdir $HOME/games/.wp export WINEPREFIX="$HOME/games/.wp" winecfg winetricks --force dotnet20 dotnet48 d3dcompiler_43 d3dcompiler_47 d3dx9 d3dx10 d3dx11_42 d3dx11_43 faudio vcrun2005 vcrun2008 vcrun2010 vcrun2012 vcrun2013 vcrun2015 quartz dxvk fi if [ ! -d $PWD/.wp] then cp -r $HOME/games/.wp $PWD/.wp fi if [ ! -f $PWD/game] then printf "#!/bin/bash\nexport WINEPREFIX='$PWD/.wp'\n/home/mrdraxs/WineGE/bin/wine $PWD/$1'" > game chmod +x game fi usage: before using the scritps install wine and its dependencies (recomend use of glorious eggroll guide) download winege unzip in $HOME and rename the file to WineGE create a folder named games in $HOME directoty and use it to install games on it [run inside the installer folder] script1 (gane installer) [run inside the game folder] script2 (gane executable) run games using >game< file that script2 will create inside the game folder. submitted by /u/Mr_Draxs
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So, over the past 4 hours, I've been attempting to run Lethal Company through Steam (keep in mind I'm completely new to Linux gaming). I have Debian 12 for my linux model. I'm using proton9-16, as stated. From what chatgpt (forgive me) says, I'm missing the .dll file. If there's any info I'm missing, please let me know.

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If I buy xbox game pass will I be able to play minecraft java or buying the game is the only way. the game is kinda expensive in my country

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I've this problem when I start a game. Can anyone help me?

https://preview.redd.it/8jm2p6zy57xd1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=47da37a11065d03cbd9a22b69dc2c7287b29354c

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Hey everyone, decently seasoned Linux user here. When I first got into linux, it was exclusively on my gaming machine, and I played Counter Strike, Overwatch, ARK: Survival Evolved and a couple smaller games almost flawlessy with Proton, with better performance than on Windows, but now it isn’t like that anymore?

I stopped using Linux on my gaming machine (which is a Dell G15 5510) as I had phases where I wanted to play some other games which unfortunately required unsupported anticheat. Meantime I still exclusively used Linux on my work laptop for probably the last year at minimum, until last night when I decided I want to play some games on Linux again.

To keep this a bit shorter:

CS2 runs like complete garbage, nvidia gpu or not (native ver., although I read that might be the issue and I should use proton for it)

Overwatch runs like COMPLETE SHIT. No matter of iGPU or dGPU. Wayland doesn’t go past 61 fps. X11 either stutters to death, freezes, doesn’t detect my displays properly, cursor goes out of windows or it just crashes.

I also tried Combat Warriors, runs between 140-350 fps, constantly jumping around, super inconsistent.

I installed CachyOS, as I primarily use ArchLinux. I tried different kernels, different versions of Proton (default version 9, Experimental, Cachy, GE) as well as Plasma and XFCE. Nvidia Driver is version 565 which is the most recent from the CachyOS repos, I also tried the proprietary module and open modules. I tried every steam and lutris launch option and config I could find.

Is it the new drivers? Problems with Steam? Kernel? Proton? Wine? Im very surprised at this, as the last time I used Linux to game I was running overwatch at a constant 240 fps at medium-high settings and now I can barely launch the game!

Anyone else have a similar experience? Any fixes? Help is appreciated. I just spent the past 8 hours downloading these damn games on my poor 60mbps connection, its 2 am, im tired as hell, Im just gonna list my system info again in case I forgot something.

Dell G15 5510 Core i7 10870H Rtx 3060 mobile/maxQ 16gb memory Linux-cachyos 6.11.5-3 Nvidia driver 565 Plasma6/xfce

Don’t make fun of me having a gaming laptop💀

(Also I did always confirm with Nvidia-SMI that games were running on the nvidia chip)

TIA, sorry for bad post structure.

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Hello everyone,

Trying to get my Valve Index working on SteamVR. I launched SteamVR and it did not detect my headset but after 2 restarts of my system, it automatically detected it and everything was good.

Now as soon as I try to do the room setup, my system goes to like 1 fps and has insane freezing ONLY WHEN STEAMVR is running, if I close it then everything becomes good again.

Is there any way to get around this issue? I looked at Beatsaber on protondb(my main vr game) and it's platinum with most people having no issues but I can't even get into a game.

I tried Steam in beta vs non beta, tried GPU acceleration on vs off and still didn't solve the issue.

GPU: RTX 4090
Driver:560.35.03
Distro: Fedora 40 running KDE Plasma 6.2.2

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