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REMATCH is a new competitive Football game from Sloclap, that really is just like Rocket League with feet.

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Hey everyone! I have an interesting setup idea and would love some input from the community.

Current hardware: - Desktop: Full AMD gaming PC (planning to install Bazzite) - Laptop: Full AMD work laptop (currently running Fedora 42) - Good router with solid local network

The plan: I want to set up my gaming PC on one side of the room as a "living room console" running Bazzite, while my work desk with ultrawide monitor, keyboard, mouse, and speakers is on the opposite side.

Here's where it gets interesting - instead of running long cables across the room, I'm thinking of using an HDMI dummy plug on the gaming PC and streaming games to my laptop via Steam Link over the local network. This way I can game on my work setup (ultrawide + peripherals) with theoretically zero latency since it's all local, without needing the TV on or cables everywhere.

Questions: 1. Has anyone tried a similar Bazzite → Fedora Steam Link setup? Any gotchas? 2. Will the AMD-to-AMD configuration cause any issues? 3. Should I expect any problems with the HDMI dummy approach? 4. Any specific network optimizations I should consider for the best streaming experience?

The goal is to have a clean setup where I can seamlessly switch between work (laptop native) and gaming (streamed from desktop) on the same workspace.

Additional requirement: I'd also like to stream non-Steam games to my laptop in the same way - things like: - Standalone games installed via Bottles - Emulators (RetroArch, etc.) - Games from Heroic Games Launcher (Epic/GOG)

Is there a way to make these accessible through Steam Link as well, or would I need a different streaming solution for non-Steam content?

Thanks for any insights!

Specs laptop: 6800u + 16gb ram Specs desktop: 7800x3d, 32gb ram, 7900xtx gpu

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Devil May Cry 5 stuck at 5 FPS on launch screen – tried DX11 fix but still unplayable (CachyOS + Proton )

Hey everyone, I’m looking for help with a frustrating issue running Devil May Cry 5 on Linux.

My System (CachyOS):

OS: CachyOS (Arch-based, with Cachy Kernel)

GPU: NVIDIA RTX 4060

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5500

RAM: 16 GB

Drivers: Proprietary NVIDIA (up to date)

Proton: 9.0.4 (i tried all the rest )

Steam version of the game

After downloading the game, it opens but gets stuck at the intro/loading screen at around 5 FPS. The loading is painfully slow and it never reaches the main menu. The system is more than capable of running it, but something’s clearly off.

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Following this guide loosely (my monitor is Gsync compatbile)

https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/k5w4eu/tutorial_how_to_enable_gsyncfreesync_on_nvidia/

Why is the indicator for Gsync only working with VRRTest, but no other steam games?

https://github.com/Nixola/VRRTest

Any ideas?

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17/6/25 mojang realese the version 1.21.90.3 of bedrock.

me and my friend want to play

my friend play from computer, I play from steam deck by the launcher of linux.

he uptated his minecraft at the 1.21.90.3 but iI couldn't do it ! I'm still on version 1.21.80.2

how i can do?

Please help me!!!!

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Well, this is one way to help fund a store. GOG have added an extra box when you go to checkout to get you to donate.

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When we started working on UNDEFEATABLE, linux support was always a high priority for me. I'm sure as gamers a lot of you can relate to being frustrated with needing to use windows to play your favorite shooters, so out of frustration we created our own game. I'm incredibly excited to be able to play my new favorite game without having to switch away from my comfy arch install.

If you want to support us further in our journey of making linux compatible multiplayer experiences a wishlist of the game would help a lot, additionally you can join our discord and help us playtest.

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Soulstone Survivors 1.0 is out now and it's one of the best survivor-like RPG action rogue-lites available.

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per the title, OS is ubuntu 25.04 (first time using linux and a non-laptop pc, so i might just be a dummy) the video output from the gpu is fixed at 1080p60, even after installing open kernel 570 drivers from the additional drivers tab

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I would like to add an identical launch option for every game without having to do it manually

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Gears of War: Reloaded from The Coalition and Xbox Game Studios is now officially Steam Deck Verified and SteamOS Compatible ahead of release.

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Godot 4.5 is going to be an excellent release of the free, open source and cross-platform game engine with a first Beta needing testing.

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Mesa 25.1.4 is out now for open source Linux graphics drivers, bringing more bug fixes for the current stable series.

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I recently upgraded my desktop setup with a new OLED monitor, and the visual experience has been nothing short of stunning. The deep blacks, vibrant colors, and overall clarity make a significant difference, especially when consuming HDR content. However, since I made the switch, I’ve been wondering about how well Linux handles HDR compared to Windows 11. On Windows, HDR support seems to be more polished and integrated, particularly with newer versions of the OS and updated drivers. It’s relatively easy to enable and get running across various applications.

That said, I’ve already transitioned my laptop to Linux, and I’ve really been enjoying the experience so far. The customization options, stability, and overall control Linux offers have made it a great platform for my daily tasks. I use it for development, browsing, media consumption, and even some light gaming, and it handles all of that smoothly.

Now I’m considering doing the same with my desktop, but HDR support is a key factor for me. I’d like to know if modern Linux distributions support HDR properly, and whether certain desktop environments or drivers make a difference. Any insights or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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I have been playing rocket league on Ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS using heroic launcher for the past couple months, it worked like a charm except for a few occasions where it struggled with slow internet, until yesterday after it auto updated, then it started consistently failing to start, showing this error

SyntaxError: Unexpected token 'p', "pps = 200 "... is not valid JSON at JSON.parse (<anonymous>) at vn (/app/bin/heroic/resources/app.asar/build/main/main.js:145:1410) at Module.Fd [as launch] (/app/bin/heroic/resources/app.asar/build/main/main.js:105:7143) at Zo (/app/bin/heroic/resources/app.asar/build/main/main.js:143:1914) at Session.<anonymous> (node:electron/js2c/browser_init:2:106823) ============= End of log =============

I believe the full log file doesn't contain any other useful information but you can see it here

• Heroic version : 2.17.2

I tried google searching the issue but google keeps giving me old results for old issues, any help would be very appreciated.

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7800x3D

The only answers I find are for zenpower but the github says it's been years since and update, so I wanted to just ask here before installing super old shit that might not work

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https://reddit.com/link/1lf5sho/video/dceeooebiu7f1/player

Pretty much the title, for as long as I can remember after or around 1 hour of play the game just starts to stutter causing this to frame skip, the strange thing about it, is that it seems to be input dependent, in the video if I let go of the input the game stops stuttering, even just pressing one key stops stuttering but if I use multiple keys it gets worse, as far as I know this only happens on rocket league, I havent noticed anything similar in other games, if you need more information please ask and I will provide.

System specs:

Distro -> Manjaro

cpu -> AMD R5 1600 AF

ram -> 16gb ddr4 3000mhz

gpu -> RX 6600 - Mesa drivers (open source)

psu -> 550W

Storage -> a-lot 1tb +

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