Valve rolled out another two Steam Client Beta updates recently, as they continue pushing the Game Recording system towards a stable release. The fixes are the same for Steam Deck and Desktop since it's a Steam Client update.

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Hardware vendor Beelink have "open-sourced" their Multi-Functional EX Docking Station that you can use to extend their GTi Ultra Series mini PCs with a full GPU.

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Paradox have released Stellaris: Grand Archive, a pretty fun sounding story pack for their popular sci-fi grand strategy game. There's also a free update out now as well.

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I'm using Hyprland on Arch Linux, and I encounter an issue when switching workspaces in certain games (both native Linux games and games running through Wine).
Screenshot: https://ibb.co/ccVZ0mj

I haven’t been able to find any information about this problem. Does anyone know how to fix or avoid it?

System Specs:

• GPU: GTX 1050 Ti
• CPU: Ryzen 7 1700X
• Kernel Driver in Use: nvidia
• Kernel Modules: nouveau, nvidia_drm, nvidia

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Coming from Chaosmonger Studio who created ENCODYA, Clunky Hero, Three Minutes To Eight and other games is a new release with Speedollama.

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Hey folks , I have some issues with that gamepad It's doesn't work on my linux mint 22 and I don't know how to use it and when I use it I found that my keyboard doesn't work and if I exist to do something and get back to the game I noticed that the controller not working so I should restart my laptop so what should I do and thanks for your time
I check it with jstest-gk and I found it work

please help I'm so sad about that

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Hi,
Just finished Arkham Asylum, I quite enjoyed the gameplay and the story and I'm considering buying the other episodes on Steam. The thing that is making me doubt is the amount of crashes and issues that I experienced in Arkham Asylum : game not starting (fixed with ProtonUPQT, Proton GE), visual C++ crashes (posted this a month ago) and also random occurrences where the game just closes. Pretty anoying since it takes you out of the game regularly.
In protonDB the game and the others in the serie are classified as Gold, so they should be working as good.
Do you know if the next episodes are working a bit better than Arkham ?

Thanks for your help

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Plese help. I tried to run superm market together (proton GE 9.16 wich start up comand) on mint linux Cinema edyction for some reson game start up on wrong monitor this problem don't Come up when I launch tf2. Tf2 lauch normalne on right monitor. All Monitors are set up corecly in seting DVI-1 main Monitor Hdmi-1 second Monitor (on this Monitor game launch) Hdmi-2 anorher monitor I tried launching steam by .sh file that tells steam waht monitor is corect (works for a big Pictures not for a super market) I trędowaty also run cs2d game start runing on right monitor but crash instatly. (Sorry for a bad English. English isn't my main launge)

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Besides the games published by Valve, any online multiplier games (preferably free to play) that work on Linux, and will likely continue to work in the future? I don't want to invest in a game, only for the devs to suddenly introduce an anti-cheat that will completely ruin compatibility with Linux.

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Hello, I have the Bazzite Linux distribution with the GNOME desktop environment (bazzite-gnome:stable) on my dual-monitor setup. I had been using an X11 session, but with the release of Bazzite 41 yesterday, I switched to Wayland (mainly because X11 is no longer available). My experience with Wayland so far has been good, but I have one strange issue in games (tested mainly with Hunt: Showdown and Counter-Strike 2). When I switch to another application using Alt+Tab, or sometimes when I press only Tab, then return to the game and try to look around, my view gets stuck, and the mouse cursor appears on my second screen. When I move the cursor back to my first screen, I can look around, but if I try to rotate too far, the cursor again appears on my second screen, causing the same issue. This problem did not occur when I was using an X11 session, and I have a recent AMD GPU if that information helps. I wanted to ask if there is any setting or tweak I could use to fix this issue because it is very frustrating. Thanks in advance for any help!

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He folks i want to build a OS with linux kernel that can launch the Battlenet app and runs World of Warcraft.

I want to deepen my knowledge about Linux, I have Debian running on all my PC's with heavily customized interfaces. Now I want to know more about it and start with a Linux kernel as a base and only the most necessary to play WoW, it doesn't have to be finished overnight, I want to enjoy the project rather than the result.

can you help me get started and recommend some reading and show me what I should research?

a few keywords that i can enter into google.

What I am currently imagining how something like this works.

1. put the kernel on the disk.

2. libraries on the disk.

3. “Install” wine on the computer

4. integrate battle.net.

5. download World of Warcraft and start the game.

I want to make it as bare as possible, on boot only the Battlenet app should be displayed, I don't need a CLI or a desktop, it should really only provide the minimum of necessities.

I would like to run the administration via another operating system. via ssh or something comparable.

this is my given Setup::

Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 5500

Mainboard: Gigabyte B450M H

Ram: 16 GB Noname Ram

Graphics card: MSI Nvidea 1080TI

Disks: Samsung 970 EVO NVMe™ M.2 SSD 1TB

Western Digital WD10EARS Caviar Green 1TB

I would be happy to discuss this topic. I would be happy to hear any concerns, ideas or people who would like to help me.

THX

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Kde plasma has an option to allow tearing in full screen windows. My question is, does adaptive sync create more input lag when tearing is disabled or decrease input lag. I assume it has to do with frame rate being above or below your monitors refresh rate but I am looking for a second opinion because I can't tell very well based on feel alone. My guess is that no VRR and full screen tearing is the least input lag you can have on wayland as long as the frame rate is higher than the monitor, but this is assuming that screen tearing is actually still happening on full screen windows.

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Hey all! I was playing some games earlier and randomly came across an issue, I genuinely don't know what could have caused it (otherwise I would've fixed it by now), but any 3D app (native, or through wine/proton) has SEVERE framerate issues, I have never seen it go above 20fps, there's also an insanely consistent tear directly in the center of the screen.

The effect can be seen running Vulkan natively, openGL natively, and d3dVulkan through proton, it seems to be unrelated to the graphics API being used.

I've tried just about everything, removing and reinstalling drivers, reverting to older drivers, reverting to an older kernel, reinstalling all dependencies, searching forums, checking my kernel arguments in grub, absolutely everything you can think of.

I use hyprland, which may seem like it could be part of the problem at first glance, but absolutely nothing has changed that would cause my performance to drop this severely.

~Specs+OS~

OS - Arch Linux CPU - Ryzen 5 3600 GPU - RTX 3060ti ram - 16gb 3200mhz SSD - samsung 870 evo DE - hyprland Drivers - 560.35.03-open-dkms Display - 1080p Kernel - Arch 6.10.10-arch1-1 x86_64

My specs are mid range, but nothing that would warrant the kind of performance I'm suddenly getting.

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Linux noob here. So I wanted to play around with Nobara just to see if it felt different from Windows.

In Windows, I created a D:\ games drive and an N:\ Nobara drive. I installed Nobara on N:\ and moved all my Steam installs into D:\Steam.

Then in Nobara I set my Steam library to point to the same partition, but none of the games are booting, no matter which Proton version I use.

Adding non-Steam games from that partition to my library DOES work, however.

Am I missing something very obvious? Is it possible to run Windows "installs" in Nobara?

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So i am stoned at the moment, so i may be misreading this. In a video about getting trolled into getting a LG Wing (LMG Clips video) he mentioned that with the Google Pixel and Chrome books are getting traction (and are getting good and are decent spec laptops) google is quietly building an eco system like Apple has. Then there is Steam is loudly going great work with the Steamdeck and Proton being awesome. The year of the linux desktop just might be the Chrome Book.

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