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While working on Chernobylite 2: Exclusion Zone, developer The Farm 51 have gone back and further enhanced Chernobylite Complete Edition to bring some Steam Deck improvements.

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Nova Drift from developer Chimeric is a very well-received rogue-lite space shooter that released back in 2024, and the dev continues working on it. The latest update includes some changes to improve it on Steam Deck.

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ajuda ai, eu uso meu laptop pra programar, jogar alguns jogos e estudar, o gnome não esta travando mas queria saber se é possível melhorar a fluídes

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IF YOU HAVE THE STEAM VERSION PLEASE USE THE STEAM GUIDE HERE - https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/s/RDcuAiHyAM

Firstly you have to download heroic games launcher on your system.

Then download the simple mod framework from GitHub

https://github.com/atampy25/simple-mod-framework

The one from NexusMods will NOT work.

Then after downloading the release.zip file, extract it and rename it to anything (for this instance I will rename it SMF)

Now copy/cut this SMF folder and go to your heroic folder or wherever your game files are located. The SMF folder should be inside the Hitman 3 Folder.

Then open steam. Click add non steam game, navigate to your heroic folder then Hitman 3 folder inside it, then SMF Folder inside the Hitman 3 folder and then the Mod Manager folder inside the SMF Folder. There should be Mod Manager.exe there, add that as non steam game.

Then go to properties of that non steam game then compatibility tab and proton version as proton experimental.

Then go to to the properties again and in the "Start In" field paste the path of your game prefix

This should usually be in /home/user/Heroic/default/Hitman 3/pfx

Paste this path in the "Start in" field

THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART IF YOU DO NOT DO THIS CORRECT THEN YOUR MODS WILL NOT DEPLOY.

Then open the non steam game, navigate to your downloaded mods and they should deploy properly!

If you have any issues please leave a comment on this post and I'll be happy to help you out!

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In Cyberpunk: Is it just me or, the image is cleaner, granted, but grass and trees are shimmering like crazy unless I turn on RT lighting?

Edit: with the Transformer model, if I go back to CNN, the image is softer but more stable.

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Rosewater from Grundislav Games and publisher Application Systems Heidelberg has a brand new trailer and they've revealed the release date is now set for March 27th.

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Releasing with Linux support on March 4, Two Point Museum has a brand new trailer to showcase Museum Management and more.

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Hi I expect to be half a milion posts like this one but I would like to ask you all for some sort of the final confirmation.

I am considering switching to linux gaming with how f-up windows and microsoft is.

I have some experience with ubuntu and decided to use Nobara (what do you think about this one?) as well as keeping win11 23h2 on second drive for league of legends and WMR for simracing. Is keeping win11 on second drive and dual booting to it a privacy risk assuming I wont login to microsoft account and activate windows via CMD?

How good or bad this config would be? Thanks for any help

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Hi, I've been using Arch with KDE and Wayland for quite some time now and have an nvidia Gpu and after a rough start never had any major issues.

However unlike on X11 I can't edit any values in the nvidia-settings program while in Wayland and am not sure if I'm not losing a bit of Performance due to that (I use the proprietary driver). There's also the issue of my Steam link which I use to stream my screen to my TV on the other side of the house that doesn't work at all in Wayland, but without issues on X11.

The main thing keeping me from switching to X11 is that I use 2 Monitors, one with 144hz and one with 60hz as well as a Valve Index (VR games Run well on wayland, haven't tested in X11) that goes up to 240hz afaik.

What do you suggest?

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Techland are celebrating 10 years of Dying Light with a number of announcements, like a graphics update to the original, a few events and some big discounts.

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Valve released another smaller Steam Client Beta update for Desktop / Steam Deck, with a little tweak for in-game notifications amongst some other bug fixes.

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Seems like the upcoming Linux kernel 6.14 release is going to be a nice one for gamers on Linux / Steam Deck, as the NTSYNC code has now been properly merged in ready.

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hello i cant seem to get my display connected to my discrete gpu it always connects to hd 3000 and only uses discrete for its vram helppp

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So far so good!

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I thought setting up vr on linux was going to be a hassle, impossible to set up, and the performance was going to be terrible.

Now it was a hassle initially getting it to set up, but I just made it harder on myself because I didn't know anything. I tried through envision but then got rid of it and installed the flatpak version but then had to figure out how to fix the audio which was fixed using pipewire pulse audio instead of pulseaudio

I've only tried two games which is blade and sorcery, and hard bullet. Blade and sorcery controls for changing spells was bugged and performance I had to turn down settings more than normal. Hard bullet ran fine with some lag, but that may be because I didn't turn down the graphics as much

This was wireless on a WLAN instead of a ethernet like it's supposed to be. I'm sure performance would be better if I wired it one of the two ways

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