I'm no stranger to Linux. Iv been fairly happy using Cachy os aside from some issues that kept me going back to W11 with newer games. 2 main issues really with Linux and with W11 well it's Windows. And I actually just bought a 9070xt. It is showing weird stuttering behavior on a lot of my games. Like micro stutters with movement. I can't get rid of it so I'm considering Linux again and taking the performance hit with my 9070xt. The issues I face on Linux is with VRR not working properly with frame generation. My monitors OSD will jump and go to the max and back down, while the game feels very laggy compared to using it on windows. I haven't seen a fix for this yet but iv definitely seen it mentioned around. The other issue is HDR. I use KDE and Wayland. In Linux it always seems a little off/different from W11. I use the calibration tool. Peaks end up a lot different in game from w11. In Cyberpunk I can tweak around it, but like KCD2 looks way to bright in Linux but just fine in W11 as it uses that calibration number. Am I missing something? Iv used gamescope in the past but I don't remember it actually different in tone mapping from Wayland. I can never get it working right away and have to add special commands. I might just say whatever and live without it if my new 9070xt doesn't stutter now. Paired with a 7800x3d so should not be an issue. Any tips/advice appreciated. I just want my system to work the way it's supposed to.

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Eu sempre tive muito interesse em usar Linux, então escolhi uma distro fácil para me familiarizar: o BigLinux (baseada no Manjaro).

Enfrentei algumas dificuldades, principalmente para fazer alguns jogos rodarem, como o Resident Evil 4 Remake. Estou tentando usar o Heroic Games Launcher para executar o arquivo .exe, mas não entendi muito bem as configurações de compatibilidade (ainda sou bem iniciante).

Tirando o RE4 Remake, todos os outros jogos estão rodando muito bem! Não me arrependo de ter migrado. Inclusive, no Windows 10 eu tinha que usar o Lossless Scaling (o patinho)para tentar rodar Horizon Zero Dawn eu tinha que fazer uma oração antes de entrar no jogo, agora ele esta rodando no ultra e muito fluido.
Se alguém puder me dar uma luz sobre qual Proton/Wine ou quais configurações do Heroic devo usar para o RE4 Remake, eu agradeceria muito!

https://preview.redd.it/kdq2pc6tnyrf1.png?width=253&format=png&auto=webp&s=abe892dfde37e9ea7c5c0215e0ee9eb5d659b4a5

toda vez que dou play no re4 aparece isto não achei nenhum conteudo sobre algo parecido

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So trying to mod fallout Vegas but having a hard time modding. First was trying manually. Got it working until I tried to install MCM which proved to be very difficult. Then tried to find a mod organizer. Both vortex and MO2 been giving me trouble. Vortex wouldnt open and MO2 wouldnt launch either. Was trying to get them with the steamtinkerlaunch. If it helps im using CatchyOS. At the moment everything been running beautifully just modding proving to be a headache. I've also tried MO2 through wine but there was an issue there too. Also tried thr FOMM through wine but nothing happened

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I did search for this before posting, but all the results are about specific benchmark instead of a greater list of benchmarks that new users can run without major effort.

What gaming Benchmarks that are known to run well on Linux?

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So, basically I have a low end laptop a Lenovo IdeaPad 3 which has 4gb ram 1tb hard drive AMD Radeon with rx Vega 3 graphics i play games like far cry 3 assassin's creed 2-3 black ops 1-2 elder scroll nfs most wanted 2005-12 etc. etc. etc. with a decent 40-55 fps with some shutters lag nd stuff today i randomly stumbled on a yt video explaining how good and light linux is and you can also way windows games on it so i was thinking to switch but i'm not sure if i should do it or not cuz idk how device will handle linux and what Linux to use and the biggest problem of them all the kernel Please share your thoughts and opinions

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Don't forget to set your regulatory domain! Twice now I've gotten bit by this not well documented setting. Linux does not set this for you. It doesn't assume where you're in the world and it wants to make your wifi comply with every law for every country so your regulatory domain is never set. This means performance suffers, you might see lag spikes, dropped frames, network jitter and other annoying things. This stands out when streaming with sunshine and moonlight which requires there to be no frame drops.

For the steamdeck following this arch wiki article worked for me.

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Network_configuration/Wireless#Respecting_the_regulatory_domain

Simply editing the conf file and Un commenting your country fixed my lag spikes and dropped frames when using moonlight.

This happened twice now, once on the steamdeck and then another time on a different Linux distro, I think it was Opensuse? Maybe arch as well?

However, don't be a dick. This setting means the wifi chip will act in accordance with what the country you're in allows by law. So if you travel from the US to say Mexico, the laws will be different and radio frequencies and settings your wifi chip use in the US may not be allowed in Mexico and you may violate shit.

I'm not responsible for that and neither is the arch wiki, that's on you.

But if you don't travel with your device from country to country frequently, this setting may be just what you need to get a consistent wifi connection!

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I've being playing like 3 months now on Nobara Linux using Proton-GE-10-10 and I was getting almost constant 144fps. There was a problem tho, it sometimes froze my hole pc and was really annoying. I decided to try running it through lutris cause I read it could work better. I did that and the performance dropped to the floor. I went to Steam and pasted the same launch settings and proton version I read in the reddit post that said to try lutris. But it still went horrible. I reverted, almost all the changes, because I didn't save the launch settings, but it still had an awful performance. But that shouldn't be a problem, because without any tinkering, it worked perfectly before. I've tried everything: uninstalling steam, overwatched, cleared proton cache... Nothing works. Someone please help me

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I was trying to install mentioned games via wine and lutris (adding game from mounted .iso with lutris, then trying to launch it with wine explorer), but whenever I want to install directx/indeo/something that those games need for graphics, I get messages like this, and then some error messages, mainly mentioning access at 0x00000000. What am I doing wrong? Am I missing something crucial about how prefixes/wine work?

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on windows 11 overclocking my gpu i achieved 140 FPS (before it was 80-100) idk if issue is in my PC or at least i have XPS 17 9720, i tested it with overclocking and without and there was not single different, (yes, i tested same overclocking settings that i used on windows 11) i just want to get FPS...

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https://pimylifeup.com/steam-deck-flatseal/ I follower previus guide But get error White write tin /media inside other filed

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