I used Fedora for years (12) until my last laptop broke. I switched to using Kashi just to test it. Quickly became a fan. Is there realistically anything gaming wise that is different between the two. I haven't noticed anything, Hardware compatibility frame rates everything seems to be nice. Just wanting to see what other people's thoughts on this was.

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I just released my first open-source project: ds4linux

I originally started it because I couldn't get native PlayStation button prompts working in Detroit: Become Human with my DualSense. But ironically, it works for other games and not on Detroit (It needs a different implementation for Detroit which I have been unable to make a hybrid solution yet.)

I tested it on other games like Hades and The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe, and it works flawlessly. It completely hides the real controller and makes the game see a virtual DualShock 4 with a spoofed MAC address.

Since this is my first community project, I'd love some feedback. If you've been struggling to get PlayStation prompts in specific games, try running this daemon before you launch Steam and let me know if it helps.

GitHub: https://github.com/PalashDalsaniya/ds4linux

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I've tried hotfix, experimental, 10-9, and GE 10-10. All give the same behavior. I click play, steam recognizes the game as being launched for a moment, then nothing happens and the play button pops up again as if the game closed. I have yet to see anyone with this issue, and even see people with my same distro (EndeavourOS) saying it works first try with no tinkering. Very unsure how to proceed.

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I will not make this long-winded. I need RGB only changed on my RAM as the rest of the RGB was permanently changed through Windows but I have no idea how to either A) make the light strips teal in Linux or B) make the changes permanently through a Windows install before swapping back to Nobara.

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I will not 100% guarantee success for everyone and their use case, but if this helps even one person or helps someone smarter than I figure out how to make this work for everyone easily well...

I finally figured out how to do this and figured I would share:

Prerequisites:

• A bluetooth Adapter that supports wake, I am using the TP Link UB500.
• Connect your desired controller via bluetooth or usb. For me this was a PS5 Controller via bluetooth, (DualSense) an NSO N64 Controller, (via bluetooth) and an Xbox Series S Controller. (via bluetooth) Make sure whatever devices you want to use are connected and working.
• Know what your password is for your user so you can run sudo commands. If you do not know what that is, go get some more experience/read other tutorials before attempting.

Steps:

1. Go to Desktop Mode, Open up terminal.

2. Run

   sudo ls /etc/udev/rules.d/

   and find a number that is not already in use. ( I will use 98 in my examples)

3. Run

   sudo nano /etc/udev/rules.d/98-wake.rules

   and paste in the following (ctr+shift+v):

   #enable wakeup for all usb bluetooth dongles ACTION=="add|change", SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTR{bDeviceClass}=="e0", RUN+="/bin/sh -c 'echo enabled > /sys/$env{DEVPATH}/power/wakeup'" #enable wakeup for USB HID devices (keyboards, mice, gaming controllers) ACTION=="add|change", SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTR{bDeviceClass}=="03", RUN+="/bin/sh -c 'echo enabled > /sys/$env{DEVPATH}/power/wakeup'" #enable wakeup for vendor specific devices that still present as controllers ACTION=="add|change", SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTR{bDeviceClass}=="ff", RUN+="/bin/sh -c 'echo enabled > /sys/$env{DEVPATH}/power/wakeup'" #enable wakup for all usb devices presenting as composite devices ACTION=="add|change", SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTR{bDeviceClass}=="00|ef", ATTR{bInterfaceClass}=="03|e0|ff", RUN+="/bin/sh -c 'echo enabled > /sys/$env{DEVPATH}/power/wakeup'" #enable wakeup for all bluetooth adapters ACTION=="add|change", SUBSYSTEM=="bluetooth", KERNEL=="hci[0-9]*", RUN+="/bin/sh -c 'echo enabled > /sys/class/bluetooth/%k/device/power/wakeup'"

   then hit "ctrl+x" then "y" then "enter" to save it.

4. Run this command to reload your rules:

   udevadm control --reload

5. Run this command to have your existing devices reprocessed:

   udevadm trigger

Finally, test it by (making sure your controller is connected) putting the machine to sleep. Once it has been asleep for 15 seconds, try waking it up by powering on the controller. If your (bluetooth or usb) hardware supports it, you should be able to wake the machine via your device. This should work both on Desktop and in Gaming Mode. Sometimes it can take up to 10-15 seconds of the controller just flashing, or may require multiple button presses to keep the controller reaching out so be patient and get a feel for your setup and what you have to do.

If anyone wants to take a crack at getting the Bazzite Devs attention for me or someone to do a PR to add a ujust command I would be open to that, but as a simple first time contributor I'm nervous enough just posting this to reddit.

Hope it helps someone. Edits are for Spelling, Clarification, and Grammar.

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I need good fan curves cause after switching to Linux my PC loud.

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Hi! So I've tried doing some research on this topic but haven't really come across a definitive answer. I'm running cachyOS and I play a wide range of games, and wondering if it is worth swapping my GPU over to get some better performance. I'm currently rocking a 5800x3D with 32GB clocked at 3200mhz.

Thanks!

Update: Thanks everyone, I'll stick with the 4070 for now and hold off until i can get a 9070xt. I didn't know that DX12 performance was getting improvements soon on nvidia cards, mainly ha.

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im planning on switching to zorin os for my studies and gaming and these are my specs:

Rtx 4050

i7-13650HX 13th gen

16gb ram ddr5

thanks in advance

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So, I installed Faugus and downloaded Battle Net launcher, it worked fine and everything was smooth until I had to restart my machine.

Now I get a full white window when I open the battle net launcher. Any window that spawns from BNet is fully white.

Does anyone has a solution or faced the same issues ?

https://preview.redd.it/vgqwcibsdxng1.png?width=765&format=png&auto=webp&s=0f0b4e1a38af7ce4f722335db0c48d23de65446e

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I have 2 monitors, my Primary is my right monitor and my secondary is my left monitor, Whenever i launch Team Fortress 2 it Launches in my Secondary Monitor but its stuck at an aspect ratio of 4:3, whenever i try to change it it always goes back to 4:3,Its always stuck like this aswell and i cant put it in fullscreen, Im launching the game with the Advanced Launch option set to "-windowed" because if i dont the game will completely disable my primary monitor until i restart my pc, please help

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Hi guys!

i've vibe-coded a little website that helps you find the right Linux distro. Me and my friends always struggled with that so I figured why not make something for it. would love to hear what you guys think, open to any feedback!

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I got some sorta of spiky ground glitch, also the game recognize only 2gb of bran (as shown in the image),
I'm using:

Bazzite

Proton GE latest (also tried experimental and proton-catchyos latest)

GPU: Intel arc b570 guardian Luna OC (10gb VRAM)

I also tried forcing 10gb in dxvk via launch options, re-created shaders, turn of force mesh and other things.

I played Else Ring, Resident Evil requiem, Sofi, Helldivers 2 perfectly without no problem

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Okay guys as the title suggests i've to setup my external monitor
I'm currently running Fedora kde 42
My Laptop specs are Dell g15 rtx 3050
When i'm doing the mirroring i see lag when enlarging of apps
when i use secondary monitor setup the lags is considerably less but still there ( refresh rate 100 Hz )
but when i use x11 the lags is almost none but refresh rate at x11 is 60Hz cap

Can you provide me with tips and what I need to do to make it smoooth?

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Been on Linux for a while now and figured I'd share what's been eating my time and see what everyone else is running.

My most played by a mile is Predecessor (3,100+ hours), it's a MOBA that runs great on Linux. Right behind it is PlanetSide 2 (~1,400 hours), which still holds up. Beyond those two I keep coming back to Borderlands 2, Elden Ring, Gunfire Reborn, and Don't Starve. The Souls games in general have been a big part of my library too, Dark Souls I through III.

Currently have No Rest for the Wicked and Witchfire on the wishlist in early access, keeping an eye on both.

Curious what everyone else is running on Linux right now. Any hidden gems that work well on Proton or native? What's getting your hours?

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I have an Acer laptop, and I recently switched to Linux, about a week or so ago. I noticed weird noises coming from my laptop, and all of them pointed to the fans being weirded out. How can I fix this and/or what's causing this?

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I created a blacklist file in /etc/udev/rules.d to stop hid_nintendo from loading. This used to work but stopped working. Did something change recently that requires a different solution?

More generally, what is the best way to blacklist a kernel module in Bazzite?

I tried posting this question on the Bazzite sub but it was removed by reddit filters.

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I'm trying to play slay the spire 2, but every time i turn my computer off Steam Linux Runtime 3.0 just disappears from the list of options I can use, which is weird because its the only one that has actually allowed me to play the game. Does anyone know about this and how I could potentially get it back? (fedora)

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Im sure we all know and most of us use "Vesktop" (Vencord), but with the looming IPO of Discord, I am not so sure about continuing to use it. I am old enough to remember what happened when Spotify IPOd, all the custom apks such as "spotify dogfood" versions got nuked in the span of a month or so. I am worried as Discord is my main app to chat to my friends, even IRL ones. So the question is, do you guys still use Vesktop, do you plan on continuing to use it if Discord IPOs?

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