I got Sonic Racing CrossWorlds for my birthday, and I have been playing it online on a external ssd on windows because I am to nervous to try it on Linux. It's platinum on protondb, but I have seen a couple forums where people think they got banned because of Linux.

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Dwarf Fortress has levelled up with the big Siege Update out now bringing with it a whole lot of trouble, which should spice things up a bit.

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My little brother got his first laptop. And. It has windows 7. Buut, it doesnt run well. So i thought about inatalling linux. But i just saw some complications and i dont know what to do. First the machine has an intel processor which instead of having intel graphics it has powervr graphics renamed to intel graphics media accelerator. Here are its specs: processor: intel atom n2600. Ram: 1x4gb ram ddr3 1333mhz. Storage: Western digital sata HDD 500gb at 7200rpm (but im thinking in replacing it with an ssd) and graphics: this are integrated on the processor i think. Intel gma 3600.. he will use it for searching online. Using libre office. Reading emails. And playing games (ofc not demanding games but i think at this point everything is demanding to it lol). He wants to play minecraft. A game called stumble guys. Roblox (this one not. I dont think this machine will run it). So as far as i know finding graphic drivers for linix will be complicated. And i dont think it will have propper acceleration. Also minecraft i dont know if it will run. Maybe an older version?. Anyways. Thanks everyone and i wish you all are having a great day

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Hi!

I'm sick and tired of M$ trying to force me into using their account and issuing s***y software written by AI bots, etc. I'm going to just bite the bullet and switch to Linux for my daily driver. I've got some Linux background, but it's been awhile and I'd like some more recently-experienced eyes to validate what I'm planning on doing before I spend the money.

I currently use my laptop for a few things:

• Manage my Calibre book library
• Various web tasks
• Steam games
• Rise of Nations: Rise of Legends (yes, I'm old and I like my old games)
• Occasional use of Davinci Resolve for editing home movies recorded with my wife's phone.

My current daily driver is an HP Envy h1023dx with an i9-13900H, NVidia RTX4060 and 16GB RAM. I have an HP Thunderbolt Doc 280W G4 with Combo Cable that's driving a couple of 27" 2k displays (not at home, can't remember the brand). I typically use both displays and the laptop lid open for the third display. This setup has handled anything I need to do well and my issue isn't with the laptop's performance, it's with how M$ is "managing" my experience on the laptop I purchased. Some quick Googling shows that this laptop doesn't do well with Linux, so I'm going to buy a new laptop. I'd really like it to handle what I'm doing without having to buy a new dock or anything other than the laptop itself.

I've been reading online a bunch (including the FAQ) to ensure I get something that's going to handle Linux easily without a lot of fuss. Honestly, while I have the technical skills to figure out some issues, I'm too old and tired to want to mess with it. I just want it to work.

I was going to buy a System76 Gazelle , but I keep seeing horror stories about the build quality of the laptop chassis. I couldn't find a Dell or an HP that I felt comfortable risking as a daily driver with Linux. So I'm now looking at a DIY version of the Framework 16.

The configuration I'm looking at is:

• Ryzen AI 7 350 (I've always run Intel before, don't really know AMD)
• AMD RX 7700S (I've always run NVidia before, don't really know AMD)
• Memory: Bring your own (going to buy some good memory during Cyber Monday)
• Primary and Secondary Storage (again, Cyber Monday)
• OS (thinking Linux Mint for now)
• Power adapter - 240W
• RGB US English Keyboard (I can see the keys better if they're backlit - old eyes)
• numpad (I regularly enter lots of numbers and I do 10-key well)
• 2 x USB-C (I understand that AMD does USB4 for two USB-C ports)
• 1 x USB-A (for backward compatibility)
• 1 x HDMI (will stay in the laptop bag in case my Mom wants to see some pics or something on her TV)
• 2 x DisplayPort (in case the dock doesn't work and I have to drive my two monitors directly
• 1 x Ethernet (because sometimes WiFi doesn't work)
• 1 x MicroSD (makes it a bit easier to program my various Raspberry Pi projects)

I know I can get a higher-spec'd laptop for less, but I like Framework's philosophy and I *really* don't want to have to mess with Linux compatibility. They claim to have community support for Mint, so hopefully it won't take me the entire Christmas vacation to get my new laptop working.

Am I missing anything obvious? I understand that the AMD graphics card is a generation behind the NVidia, but I also hear that NVidia is 15-20% slower on Linux, so I'm guessing that's a wash and having better support for AMD GPU in the Linux kernel will be an advantage.

Thank you for reading this far and for any helpful comments!

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#LinuxGaming #Distro #Steam #Proton #PCGaming #Linux

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I just adore linux. BUT.. gaming on linux has been by far the worst experience i have come across. Let me be clear. I live in a third world country and computing is kinda expensive. Although i love gaming, i cant afford to spend money on gaming or hardware that can allow me to game well. I have a thinkpad. It got 8gb ram and an i5 8th gen as the processor. I would absolutely love to upgrade someday and am actively saving to buy a PC. But since im a student i dont really have any major sources of income. So im forced to work with whatever i have. The laptop originally came with windows 10. But i installed linux after lots of research and youtube tutorials. And its been 2 years since then. But recently i wanted to try some games that doesnt have a native linux version. For example the old skyrim and assassin creed series. So i tried using lutris and heroic. And it doesnt work. I tried to fix errors after errors but the game fails to load. I tried changing my wine and proton version, reinstalled heroic and lutris, tried changing the prefixes and using winetricks to install the dependancies. Everything failed.
I think the reason is my weak hardware? i dont really know what to do at this point. I really hate windows, but gaming is something i cant give up windows for.
Im stuck in trying to choose between linux and gaming. I dont really know what to do. It would have been so nice if i could figure out a way to make it work. Any kind of help is much appreciated. Im on zoris if it helps.

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I would prefer a GUI but if the only option lacks one I'm not gonna turn it down.

I would also like it if, like UXTU, it could save its settings and be quickly loaded when you start the program.

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I'm trying to play a game I installed with Lutris but I launch it it says I need to have C++ Runtime Installed.

I did some research and thought I could use winetricks to install it by doing "select default wineprefix" then "install windows DLL or component" and selecting "vcrun2019" but when I do that it gives me more errors.

Wine bug 50894, failing wusa.exe, returning status 102, aborting.

Does anyone have any idea what I can do to fix it?

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The newer cross-platform Nexus Mods app is getting a lot closer to supporting games like Fallout 4 and Skyrim, with version 0.20.2 out now for testing.

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Ubisoft have confirmed that The Crew Motorfest will be bumped up to Steam Deck Verified with the arrival of Season 8 on November 5th.

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I have an 8BitDo Ultimate C that’s always worked flawlessly on Linux. It’s recognized as an Xbox controller, so it works out of the box in Steam games, Bottles, Heroic Launcher, etc.

I just got the newer Ultimate 2C, but it shows up as a Generic Controller. That means I have to rely on Steam Input to get it recognized in-game.

Is anyone else running into this? How can I make this controller be recognized as an Xbox input device, like the Ultimate C?

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Kernel 6.17.5-arch1-1

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Whenever i open this pops up and crashes my game but no erros nothing just colses it.

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I have downloaded lsfg-vk but idk when is it on. And i want to know that how do i activate the lsfg-vk cuz im new to lsfg-vk.

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Hello everyone, I had some questions about how nvidia drivers work since I recently had some issues regarding them, So from what I understand, nvidia drivers are compiled for specific kernel versions, so for example, nvidia driver version *a* was compiled for version *x* of linux kernel and therefore, that same version won't work in kernel version *y*, so now my question is,

A. Why does it work this way? why can't it be smoother and more flexible like in windows? Does AMD work the same way in linux?

B. How do I know which versions of the drivers are compiled against which kernel versions?

C. Why doesn't practically any Distro offer a smooth and safe way to downgrade drivers?

I'm asking all this because I've recently had to downgrade nvidia driver to version 575 because some of the games I play won't even launch on 580 (a confirmed issue with the driver and nothing else), therefore I had to manually install the drivers from nvidia's website and hold back kernel updates, so I was wondering why all of this is so complicated and painful.

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