====================== Proton: 1747929340 Proton-Sarek10-3-r1 SteamGameId: 4000 Command: ['/home/hkarargi/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/GarrysMod/bin/win64/gmod.exe', '-steam', '-game', 'garrysmod'] Options: {'forcelgadd', 'gamedrive'} depot: 3.0.20250408.124536 pressure-vessel: 0.20250408.0 scout scripts: 0.20250408.0 sniper: 3.0.20250408.124536 sniper 3.0.20250408.124536 Kernel: Linux 6.14.9-arch1-1 #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Thu, 29 May 2025 21:42:15 +0000 x86_64 Language: LC_ALL None, LC_MESSAGES None, LC_CTYPE None PATH: /home/hkarargi/.local/share/Steam/compatibilitytools.d/Proton-Sarek10-3-r1/files/bin/:/usr/bin:/bin Effective WINEDEBUG: -all ====================== fsync: up and running. MESA-INTEL: warning: Haswell Vulkan support is incomplete pid 33554 != 33553, skipping destruction (fork without exec?) submitted by /u/hkarargi
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Cyber Knights: Flashpoint is the latest game from Trese Brothers, bringing some excellent squad-based tactics and it's out now.

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Hellslave is a dark fantasy dungeon crawler where you make a pact with the Devil to fight back a demon invasion. It's free to keep if you're quick.

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Here's your simple no-nonsense guide to getting NVIDIA GeForce NOW up and running on Steam Deck, SteamOS.

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does it annoy you guys when people keep posting these types of posts?

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I'm truly stumped on this one. I'm using Bazzite and I have my steam games all installed on a second drive. They all work fine with the sole exception being Mahjong Soul, which only works when it is in the default library location. What happens when it is on the secondary drive is it starts up and then checks for updates, and that's where it fails. The loading bar fills up supposedly downloading 0.05Mb reads and then displays the message "Failed to obtain [Update Content], please check your Network Configuration and log into the game again[1014]". This is a different error from simply have no network connection at all(I checked). Both file systems are btrfs and I made sure the files all have the same permissions as any other game installed.

When I tell steam to move the game to the primary library, not even having to redownload anything, it works and I can log in and play no problem. Seeing this I tried making the steamapps folder on my primary drive and link to the other drives' steamapps folder and still had no luck. I even tried making sure the drives were mounted with the same options and then redownloading the game.

My inability to pin down why it doesn't work on the second drive is what is really bugging me, so If anyone can enlighten me as to what is going on I'd greatly appreciate it.

FIXED: I had to shorten the name of the folder where I mounted the drive. I presume it was a file path length limit issue, although I could be wrong. Actually I hope I'm wrong, because I'd not expect an extra dozen or so characters of length to break things.

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On top of the recent Steam Deck / SteamOS update, Valve also released a desktop Steam Beta that should solve issues in games with the Steam Overlay disabled.

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Valve released a fresh Steam update for Steam Deck / SteamOS and additionally a Beta update too, both of which solve some annoyances.

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This version has fixed 32bit prefix creation

added a mount iso option.

IGDB built in no need to setup own token

Enjoy

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Please vote on product hunt and donate a coffee

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Gaming on Linux (for me at least) has been a decently enjoyable experience. I've made it past the days of not understanding why my game isn't running, when really, it was because I forgot to install vulkan on my system. I'ts been nice getting away from all of Window's trash and being able to be free to use my computer as I wish. If only gamedevs even considered Linux when developing their games. It all comes down to greed, really. Windows is a lot more profitable. Overall though, I can play the games I want, which is enough for me.

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Edit: ARGHHH it seems the keys are region locked so people were not able to redeem them. I am from Poland so if you are from here or close by you can try your chances in this giveaway.

Hi again Linux gamers! I got myself the Humble Choice for May and I don't need some games.

This is a Steam key giveaway! Mind you that to redeem a gift these days you need a Humble Bundle account. The titles are:

• Evil West (Steam Deck Playable 💛, ProtonDB Platinum 🏆️)
• Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes (Steam Deck Playable 💛, ProtonDB Gold 🥇)
• STAR WARS™: Bounty Hunter™ (Steam Deck Verified 💚, ProtonDB Platinum 🏆️)
• Ultros (Steam Deck Verified 💚, ProtonDB Platinum 🏆️)
• Corpse Keeper (Steam Deck Playable 💛, ProtonDB not rated)

Limit of 1 key per person, first come, first served, and to participate please answer the questions in a comment to this post:

1. What is your currently used Linux distribution and what do you like about it?
2. Why do you want to play this game?

I will send private messages on Reddit to the first folks that qualify so make sure those are enabled in settings for you.

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So I did try looking up some info about this saw only like 8 months old posts ect. So Im a windows user for years I have some what expierence with difrent os aka linux I usually install them on some old laptops, but Im intrested to use it as a main OS on my main pc ( Ill drop the specs at bottom) I mainly play Battle net games and maybee few Steam games. I know that some games does have Linux support and rest goes trough wine but Im wondering if it goes trough Wine will I drop any kind of performance bcs of that.
Also Im an AMD user and Im pretty sure if not everyone then most people have come across of some bugs errors ect. How are drivers and stuff via Linux? I am also considering pherhaps a dual boot just in case I need something specific on widnows. So I would appriciate any feedback and your expierences and also wich one would be the best Linux version*? Much love to Linux comunity from you neighbourhoods friendly windows user <3
My specs -
AMD Ryzen 5 5600X 6-Core Processor 3.70 GHz
32.0 GB RAM
AMD Radeon RX6600 8gb
1tb ssd
and not sure if this is important but I do have Ultra Wide monitor

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I have FH5 on game pass ultimate but I want to switch away from windows would I have to get it on steam and use proton to use it on Linux? Thank you!

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Apologies if this is due to user error (highly likely). I have recently decided to try Linux to move away from the data beast that is Windows 11. One of the main games I play is Classic World of Warcraft (I’m old it’s nostalgic). After eventually getting battle.net to play nicely on CachyOs I launched the game and noticed everything looked blurry and a bit washed out. The game doesn’t detect my monitor LG C4 except as generic pnp. I’ve faffed on with it and improved it slightly but it’s way behind the image quality on Windows. Am I doing something wrong? System is running on CPU 7900X and GPU is 7900XTX. Thanks in advance. Should also say that I used my existing wow installation so perhaps it’s something to do with that?

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I was just discussing how well DLSS fame generation works on Linux. From what I've seen on this sub, it seems to be kind of hit or miss but the person I was discussing this with says it works well for him. And if that's the case then that's the case.

So just to check on what I could find that was recent on 5090 MFG generation I came about this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DU2rHQFwKw. Cool, it's working with these two games. But what really made me curious was the title: I Got Multi Frame Generation Working on Linux(RTX 5090 and It DESTROYS Windows).

https://preview.redd.it/yozqi2bkgn4f1.png?width=1672&format=png&auto=webp&s=db9f06144c1af2e5e355c39410f99af2627e8957

This was an hour I didn't need to waste but I had to give it a shot. My CP 2077 results at the top and the YT video's at the bottom. My system is a bit better, but the gaming performance should be very similar, certainly not enough difference to account for the performance gap which is heavily in favor Windows. I ran it three times and triple check the settings were the same. Maybe I missed something, maybe this guy missed something on the setup.

The frustrating part is WHY trash Windows when the claim doesn't even look like he tried to confirm the results? It's great that it works on Linux as well as it does. But it doesn't seem to touch Windows. Maybe I'm wrong but whatever is going here, it wasn't confirmed and tested well.

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Hi, i was trying to install bazzite along with my windows 11 instalation, on different drives, but for some reason i cant even get the installer to work, i get some "anaconda" error and some python stuff, i was thinking maybe it was because i already had windows installed or smth but idk For reference my pc(laptop) is a hp victus 16 d051la and i tried doing everything from using different usb drives to different programs like etcher, rufus, ventoy and fedora media installer and at this point idk what to do.

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I guess i'll just get straight to it, but is AMD anti lag still not supported under linux? i saw a post when i was looking into this from 2~ years ago asking the same question and the answer then was a resounding no, and that the only alternative was something called LatencyFleX, but that hasn't been updated since 2022 and there doesn't seem to be any other alternatives that have come out since then... All that being said, I suppose my question is two fold, does AMD anti lag work at all under linux? and if it doesn't, is latencyflex safe to install and does it still even work? I'm asking the question with the context of using it for overwatch if that helps at all, since that's the only competitive shooter I play.

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What version should I install on old gaming Pc.

My old setup is a PC with a 6700k and GTX 1070. I'm trying to decide which version of Linux would be best for this set up and allow me to still utilize the machine for gaming and media.

Steamdeck is the only experience I've had with Linux but have liked it a lot tinkering with it.

Thank you.

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