... without installing any third-party tools like Lutris or Heroic Launcher.

Every game on Steam that requires Ubisoft Connect installs it separately. That means overhead and it does not save settings.

Is there a way to make these games launch a Prefix that has Ubisoft Connect already installed?

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Thanks to all of the playtesters from this subreddit, Pitchforks and Daggers will launch on Steam with a native Linux build on November 19.

Pitchforks and Daggers is court politics drama, that branches based on your decisions.

You will navigate treacherous lords, scheming family members, and angry peasants- all while trying to secure your kingdom’s future.

If this seems interesting to you feel free to check the full trailer on YouTube: https://youtu.be/LLlWbkK_NcA?si=kMb43QB_rZpC1Kjn

And support me by wishlisting the game on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2762740/Pitchforks_and_Daggers/

Thank you!

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(I'm on linux mint)

It's horrendously slow I have a bad GPU and cpu but on windows I would get usually 40-60+ fps but on sober it's around 15-5, I enabled opengl but that bugs a LOT of games out just to not even be as fast as windows.. Isn't it supposed to be faster?

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I released a new version of Zordeer, version 0.3, and a new version of Meganimus, version 0.2.

Zordeer is a launcher for games that run via Wine/Proton.

Meganimus, on the other hand, is a launcher for native and emulator games, and it's simpler, serving to have a more organized library.

The main additions were the grid view mode as shown in the image, the function to transfer images based on the added items, and a .desktop shortcut manager.

Link for Zordeer 0.3: https://github.com/Kyuyrii/Zordeer/releases/tag/0.3

Link for Meganimus 0.2: https://github.com/Kyuyrii/Meganimus/releases/tag/0.2

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Coffee Stain Studios are showing how it's done, with Satisfactory getting a bunch of optimizations, and there's also improved Steam Deck support.

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Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

Hi guys, I was working on a linux release for the tool called VRAMr (Skyrim Fallout 4). Unfortunately, I was not able to make it fully native to linux. As most tools seem to struggle with resizing DDS files and going to the BC7 format. The only thing that is required is Wine. And as of right now it is only doing Skyrim atm! But I will be adding FO4 support and proton detection for those who can't install wine.

I tried to follow closely as possible to VRAMr, but I had to make adjustments because of MO2's VFS.

Please share results if possible, thanks!

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I have a 4080S in my windows PC but I've been having fun distro hopping lately so I traded in my 3080ti for a 9070XT at Newegg to get the full experience on Linux.

Once I settle in on a distro I'll install bare metal as right now I'm using VMs on Proxmox with GPU passthrough. Current contenders are Bazzite, Nobara and CachyOS.

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I'm sure made for windows 10 games will work for a long time on future windows os and hardware, but games which run the best on windows 7 and pre 7, performance wise, especially with mods and cheat engines and compatibility, can they run just as well on wine for example?

I only play older games and have no interest in future games. So am i fucked or will it smooth sailing?

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https://preview.redd.it/j2ld0rwt0u0g1.png?width=380&format=png&auto=webp&s=660d90dd918da0c05209d530013f5067b95133b8

Is this a common thing with this kind of games? I dont have much games, and the ones i have are either native or really lightweight so i never encounter this.
Last night i decided to play and was hit with a succession of multiple downloads, all related to shaders. Im using proton GE 10-20 for this game, im not sure it its related to that or its something that applies to all games with Proton.
Its really annoying having to download 10+ GB of shaders

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Something is definitely happening in Valve land, as the KOMODO Steam Deck Store is being renamed KOMODO STATION tomorrow, November 13th.

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Hey there! My teenager era was basically playing all FOSS games available and I want to ride that horse again. Problem is, I find only outdated information so I would like to know if there is a place where to look everything that's available. If not, we can try to make one by ourselves, what do you think?

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Embark Studios have confirmed some recent changes to ARC Raiders, including a highly requested change for Duos to have a bit more fun with it.

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Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

Beatblock has such a simple style to it that it may fool you into thinking it's a rather basic game, but the rhythm-action is provides is properly good.

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Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

I may have found a way to play GTA:online using Linux and proton. It has a few caveats. The biggest being public lobbies are mostly not accessible. However by making this configuration change I've been able to get multiplayer missions to work locally with my wife.

I'm hesitant to share all of the details because I don't want to land a ban from R*. I will say anyone with knowledge of how to read a .cfg and set up network level firewall rules should be able to find exactly what enabled this after a few minutes of looking in the GTAV local directory.

Yes you still need to install the batteye Linux runtime and point your installation at it as a launch option in steam.

I guess the point of this is that if enough of us use port forwarding/triggering to change what port we are on, I feel like we could have Linux public lobbies. It's a big risk for a ban I feel like battleye may be able to catch it, but it might be worth a look to be able to play the game we all paid for.

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I just bought a pair of wireless headphones (JBL Quantum 360 Wireless) that work through a USB-dongle, and sound is working fine on both of my linux computers out of the box, but if I launch a Steam game through Proton, suddenly I have no sound system wide until I close the game.

Anyone have experience with this or any tips on debugging it?

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Hi

I'm a Linux noob still, so I don't know all the tricks yet. One of the big hurdles I had for switching to Linux was that my games wouldn't run, but seems a lot changed there in the last few years. And I gotta say, so far it's been smooth gaming. Maybe I had to set a flag different or change the Proton version, but I usually got the game to run within a few minutes.

Not so this. Been trying to get God of War Ragnarök to run for the last two days or so.

First God of War ran perfectly, so I didn't even consider that this one wouldn't.

So I did buy it from the Epic Store, because it was discounted and I had just finished the other GoW and wanted to continue the story and not wait for the Steam winter sale. Might have been my mistake, I'm not sure.

Anyway, I installed the Heroic launcher and that allowed me to install GoWR without issue, but when I started it... Not so much.

I basically getting these messages:
[Playstation PC SDK Runtime is missing](https://imgur.com/2mR461q)

[PSPC Error: SDK Initilization](https://imgur.com/iYDoZ4p)

I searched here, and seems others had those issues too but always found ways to solve it.

I tried running it in Steam, adding the SteamDeck=1 %command%, that doesn't change anything.

I tried adding the nopssdk files from https://github.com/dandykong/nopssdk?tab=readme-ov-file but that didn't do anything either.

It doesn't seem to matter if I start it via Steam or Heroic, or add the command line stuff or not, or have the files there or not. Doesn't matter if I use Wine or Proton.

I tried installing the install_pspc_sdk_runtime.bat as it said, and could only manage that under Wine. I tried using Protontricks, but that crashes and won't do it. (Not sure I was doing it right). But even under Wine it just gets rid of the first error message, the second one is still present.

Anyway, is there hope for me? Right now I can still get a refund from Epic since i didn't actually play the game yet, and I'm getting more and more tempted to do so, and then buy it on Steam on the next sale.

Also, I still have a Windows 10 install, where I could run the game, but I don't see how that would fix the issue under Linux. Also I wanna get rid of Windows in the long run, so I need to learn to fix that stuff with Linux.

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Hello guys,

I just finished my Steam page for my game Adversator, you can take a look at its Wishlist page here.
And thought i could drop a little message on r/Linux_gaming as the game will be available on Linux, and most important, it has been made on Linux (Mint)!
Tell me what you think !
Thanks

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