So, something really weird has started happening. I'm trying to play Jedi Falle Order everything goes well during the install but when you try to start the game the ea app will launch and tell me "The latest sync was interrupted" and to try again in 5 minutes. Well if you leave it running nothing will happen. It won't sync my saves. You can continue the launch by clicking launch anyway. But obviously I got no saves lol. I should note that the ea app is ONLINE I can see friends list and everything. Tried changing proton versions, restarting router, unplugging anything else using the Internet, removing prefix and starting again, verify files, updating the OS Arch. I'm out of ideas. My Steam Deck hasn't got this issue and the game runs fine. This also happens on other EA app games like mass effect legendary edition. I've never had this issue before and I've been gaming on linux since the beginning. Is just weird that this is only on my main pc and not the steam deck so it can't be a network issue.... Anyone got any ideas???

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I cant get stable 60-FPS even tho i should get it ? tried running gamemoded -r from a terminal didn't do nothing.

Proton: proton-cachyos

GPU: RTX 4060 Mobile

CPU: Intel I7 13620H

Launch Options : ``` __GL_SHADER_DISK_CACHE_SKIP_CLEANUP=1 WINEDLLOVERRIDES="d3dcompiler_47=n;dxgi=n,b" %command%```

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Hello,

is anyone using an Force Feedback Joystick on Linux? If so, which one?
Are there any cheap ones out there that work on Linux to use with Condor 3?

Thank you very much.

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I downloaded half life 2 for windows and try to run it using lutris in arch and it exit every time(this is the logs)

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This is great. Valve released a new Beta for Desktop and Steam Deck that brings Steam Input improvements for various controllers.

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i see this top-bar for efootball with proton 10, experimental, hotfix and the latest GE-proton versions
is there a way to get full screen?

https://preview.redd.it/5g2lva6zf26f1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=6bd79a723bea63231b1e6d36f24d5aa1dba75e22

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Stellar Blade from SHIFT UP Corporation has been rated Steam Deck Verified by Valve ahead of the release on June 11th.

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Hello. Currently I have a Gigabyte B550M mainboard, 2x Kingston 16GB 2400MHz DDR4, AMD Ryzen 7 5800X cpu (AM4) and RTX 3060 nvidia card.

The motherboard at first seemed to be a good option, but the build quality is questionable. Onboard USB 3.2 socket broke with barely any force when inserting front USB extension cable. PCIe placement is also awful, graphics card obstructs other two sockets (the second long socket is only x4, not x16) and I had to use pcie extension cables for another ethernet card and a sound card.

Recently my computer began to occasionally crash just a few minutes after a cold startup with no information in logs (no further crashing after reboot). At first I suspected my samsung nvme drive, replaced it with spare wd drive but the problems returned a month later. Sometimes the motherboard would beep with a graphics card problem code when trying to reboot. Drivers upgrade and Kernel upgrade did absolutely nothing. Memtest passes with no errors.

I am confident that the problem lies within graphics card or motherboard. It is not the first time I have problems with nvidia graphics card. Previously I bought RTX 4060 with faulty vram out of the box, got replaced it with RTX 3060 (+ refund) and it worked fine until recently. I can't test current nvidia card for vram problems, because the only tools (mods/mats) I could find won't compile on current kernel and generally nvidia doesn't release these tools to the public.

I want to switch to AMD Radeon graphics (preferably without any RGB LED fireworks) and replace my current motherboard with something that doesn't look like a spaceship and is more reliable. Requirements: AM4, NVME socket, larger ATX format.

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