Hey Reddit Linux_Gaming community.

I got a question for you guys! Currently I'm running Nobara, on a 5950X, with a 7900XTX and my monitor is a 49in 2K ultrawide ROC (I actually do not remember what model, I'm not next to my personal desktop, willing to let people know when I'm on if they want). I've had zero issues with it, but I've been wanting to upgrade to a OLED since prices are finally reasonable and tech for burn-in has gotten A LOT better. I was still wanting to keep it an ultrawide (but totally willing to downside to something a bit smaller (but not smaller than 34in cause fuck bezzels in the middle of the screen :D).
That being said, I was wondering what monitors you guys are running and opinions on which ones have been working well (and not so well obviously) for you guys.
Do not get me wrong, I don't exactly have a budget for this thing, but there is also no way I'm going to spend 1K on it either. I do still need to do some of my own research still its not something I'm purchasing tomorrow, its more of a ..... 6 months from now kinda purchase since my current monitor is working almost perfectly (KVM in it kinda doesn't exactly want to play nice for some reason, but I got a really nice one from Level1 Tech that totally dose the amazingly).
Oh, this will be primarily for gaming, but I do plan to purchase a second monitor cause I want to start learning to program in Rust (I am not a programmer at all... so it will be a lot of... self teacher).
Anyways, chime in and let me know.

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meta's billion dollar worth 4$$ apparently cant afford to add linux compatibility to their app. how can i connect my quest 2 to my pc. it has to be wired since my internet suchs

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As much as we like to say micro slop gives bad features i would like to add hdr to those since most linux distros i tried are much more mature at hdr than microslop’s windows 11 . Am i right or right?

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Hey everyone! Some of you may remember my tool hyprfreeze, a script to automate quickly suspending games in Hyprland.
A lot changed since then and that tool evolved past Hyprland and became wl-freeze.

It's a lot more reliable now and has some new features, including support for other Wayland compositors, so I thought it would be worth it to post again.

Useful to:

• Pause single-player games that can't normally be paused (Elden Ring, Baldur's Gate 3, ...)
• Pause cutscenes to read the subtitles or if you suddenly need to leave your desk
• Save system resources (excluding RAM) if you need them for another computer task, or if the game's pause menu uses too many

Currently supported compositors

• Hyprland
• Sway
• Niri
• And more! Learn how you can easily make it work on your compositor too, and how you can help, in the README.

Github: https://github.com/Zerodya/wl-freeze

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Does anyone know a way to reliably use Ubisoft Connect?

Half my Assassin's Creed library, as well as Watch Dogs 2, are only available there. And I'm desperate to get those games back, but not desperate enough to go back to Windows. However, I don't see any other options, since even Lutris let me down on this one, returning installer exit code 1280 IIRC. I don't know what to do, I feel like I'm basically robbed of all the games I had there.

My gaming OS is BazziteOS if it matters.

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I started using Faugus Launcher as I needed a simple alternative to Steam in order to have my prefixes and save files in a folder that could be later recovered and restored via Ludusavi. My last (and only) issue is that Faugus Launcher prefix folder is not detected by Ludusavi (in my sd is home/deck/Faugus).

Anyone has been able to add the whole Faugus folder (instead of custom games in an individual basis) and could provide some help?

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One of the best survivor-like bullet heavens available, Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor is set for a big free upgrade and DLC expansion on April 30th.

Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

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I thought id share it here as well just in case.

Didn't know this subreddit existed, otherwise I would have asked here directly.

I hope it helps someone.

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Knuckle Paradise has been revealed by ARTE France and independent studio Flying Oak Games, a hand-drawn, open-world beat 'em up coming in 2027.

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Hi Linux Gamers,

We have a family laptop with Linux Mint. One of my children would like to play Minecraft and Roblox with friends who are on Apple and Android phones/tablets.

Do you have any recommendations for how to solve that?

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Hi there folks.

I'm on Bazzite using GNOME.

I have DualSense and an 8BitDo Ultimate 2C Wireless controllers, but neither of them seem to work in-game at all. In order to make them work I have to use Proton-GE and the PROTON_USE_SDL=1 (or PROTON_PREFER_SDL=1) launch option. In that situation it works fine, but that means I have to do that for every game that I want to play with a controller. It also makes me feel like I'm just doing something wrong.

The weird thing is that Steam detects the controllers just fine. It works in Big Picture mode just fine, but in-game it refuses to work. I've tried wired and wireless connections, but it's all the same. I've tried enabling and disabling Steam input, but that doesn't matter either.

Has anyone run into this problem too? How do you fix this?

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Need to add some more top games to your Steam library? Fanatical have a new Legendary Bundle available with some good discounts.

Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

Moon Child has a bit of a colourful history starting off as an Amiga game that never released, and eventually saw a limited PC release but it has returned.

Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

Toei Company, famous for many different anime, have announced the formation of Toei Games to get into publishing and they've revealed the first titles.

Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

The next major version of Ubuntu Linux has been released, with Ubuntu 26.04 ("Resolute Raccoon") now available as a long-term support release.

Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

Finally. After all the leaks, Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced has been officially announced and it does look pretty great overall.

Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

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Hi! Since the latest update and the new Proton hotfix (which fixed the game not launching), I can't use FSR 4.1 anymore. Is this normal?

I am using these Steam launch options: ENABLE_LAYER_MESA_ANTI_LAG=1 PROTON_FSR4_UPGRADE=1

PC Info:

• CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9700X
• GPU: AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT
• OS: CachyOS
• Kernel: 7.0.1-1-cachyos (64-bit)
• mesa: 2:26.0.5-4
  
• Proton: Proton Hotfix

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I’ve been wanting to drop Windows for a long time, but I’ve found an issue in that I play some games that have kernel level anticheat (Riot Games games being a notorious example of that, which I admittedly indulge in.)

I’m wondering how duel booting would work in regards to this if I had my Windows OS for TPM 2.0 games, and Linux (not necessarily Bazzite) for everything else? Games and just an OS usable for everything else. YouTube, other entertainment, emulation, work, web surfing, etc.

Anybody specifically duel booting for a similar situation? I’d love some input. I don’t wanna have things break on me, so I feel the need to make a post and ask.

Thanks!

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