Slay the Spire 2 developers Mega Crit are sitting on a pile of gold now, as they've confirmed that the game has sold ridiculously well.

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If you need some more multiplayer games to play with friends, the Multiplayer Madness 2026 Humble Bundle may have exactly what you want.

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ARC Raiders is still one of the most popular games around right now, and thankfully some of the generative AI voices are getting replaced.

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What you think?

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Hey r/linux_gaming,
I got tired of booting into Windows just to change the RGB on my Glorious Model O Wireless, so I built a small control panel in Python/PySide6.

What it does:

• Set RGB effects (Glorious, Cycle, Pulse, Solid, Pulse One, Tail, Rave, Wave, Off)
• Inline color picker with live preview
• Adjust click debounce time (0–32 ms)
• Read battery level and charging status
• 3 profile slots
• Live log panel so you can see exactly what's being sent to the mouse

How it works:
It talks directly to the mouse over HID using raw feature reports — the same protocol the official Windows software uses. No kernel module or driver needed, just Python and hidapi.

Permissions:
On first launch it checks if it can access the mouse and shows a one-liner you can copy into your terminal. After that you never need sudo again, even after reboots.

Download:
AppImage on GitHub — just download, chmod +x and run.
https://github.com/louis4craft/glorious-ctl

Currently only tested with the Model O Wireless (258a:2022). If you have a different Glorious mouse and want support added, drop a comment with your lsusb | grep -i glorious output and I'll add it.

Feedback welcome — this is my first Linux tool on GitHub.

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Hello, will try Cachy this week and read there could be some issues related to having game files on BTRFS

Two of the most recommended solutions are the "nodatacow" setting and using a different partition / drive in ext4

Which one would you recommend? any advice?

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I want to play co-op games from steamrip on linux, but steam isn't detecting the game launching and I cant join other games.

Is there a way to get them working on linux?

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Hey r/linux_gaming,

Always wanted a hardware overlay for Linux that works

outside of games too — not just in Vulkan like MangoHUD.

CoreX is an always-on-top draggable widget that shows

CPU temp, GPU temp, GPU usage, RAM and network speeds

over any application including games.

Also includes a full dashboard with HWiNFO-style sensor

tree (real sensor names, not "temp1"), live charts and

Min/Max tracking per sensor.

**Tested on:**

- AMD Ryzen 5 2600 + AMD GPU (Zorin OS 18)

- Intel Core i5-8250U ThinkPad (Zorin OS 18)

**Install (Ubuntu / Zorin / Mint):**

sudo apt install lm-sensors libxcb-cursor0 python3-pip

sudo sensors-detect --auto

git clone https://github.com/Edewin/corex.git

cd corex

pip3 install PyQt6 pyqtgraph pynvml --break-system-packages

bash run.sh

**GitHub:** https://github.com/Edewin/corex

Early MVP — feedback welcome! What features would

you want to see next?

*Built with Python + PyQt6. Used AI-assisted development

(Cline + Claude Sonnet / DeepSeek via OpenRouter) to

accelerate prototyping — all architecture and product

decisions are mine. Total AI API cost: $3.*

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Another fresh release of the free and open source OpenRazer has arrived, with v3.12.0 adding support for even more Razer devices on Linux.

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just wondering

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While Team Cherry continue working on the Sea of Sorrow expansion for Hollow Knight: Silksong, they've released Patch 5 to keep the game running nicely.

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I’m tired of windows.

I want to swap to Linux, but my main concern is Sim Racing and WoW.

I have g923 and I’m not planning on upgradin any time soon. Games that I play are Aseto Corsa, F1 and Forza through xbox app.

Also I play world of warcraft both TBC and Retail.

Am I able to set them up on linux?

EDIT: I have rtx 5070ti with 9800x3d

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At one point it seemed like Manjaro Linux would be the most popular Arch-based distribution, but after many missteps it appears to be at breaking point.

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I built a terminal-based GPU monitoring tool for Linux, basically GPU-Z but in your terminal. It shows full hardware specs alongside live stats like utilization, temps, clocks, power draw, and VRAM usage, all updating in real time. It's OC-aware too, if your GPU is overclocked or running a custom BIOS, it shows stock specs with your actual values(and theoretical clocks) in brackets. Supports all RTX 20 through 50 series cards. Will add more support in the future.

github: https://github.com/markojovanovic-dev/gpuwatch

https://preview.redd.it/c78ljxjzfdpg1.png?width=1213&format=png&auto=webp&s=f0580a45e8400720b164abba326a43061990aec4

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Was a big fan of ani-cli, but mpv opening on every stream when unnecessary, no English translations, and no organization or art got to me. So I borrowed some of that, made sure to scrape multiple sites with backups, and created project shizuku. If the video is not in mp4 or other terminal friendly formats, mpv opens as a backup. You can download “barrels” which are the entire season or ova collections with a single click. Anything downloaded stays in your library and won’t stream, just play from the application. Check it out at https://github.com/onyxdigitaldev/projectshizuku for screenshots and downloads.

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