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Quick tip - if you've never had the chance to experience the Metro series, now you can without paying a penny as 4A Games are giving away Metro 2033 Redux.

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Hey! Yesterday some community members tested my game Dustbound on Linux and it worked great — but today someone with Linux and an ultrawide screen reported a crash when hitting play from the main menu.

Probably a scaling issue, but I can’t test it myself (no Linux or ultrawide). If anyone here with that setup could help me out, I’d really appreciate it!

Here is the link to the playtest: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3441420/Dustbound/

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Anyone knows what the issue might be? On dinput mode the Bluetooth works fine, but not 2.4g

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For some reason games I use proton on see my native resolution as 3456 x 1944, but my native resolution is 2560 x 1440. The games work fine, but I would rather run at native for more fps and I don't need super sampling.
Some games just let me hit the shortcut alt+enter to change the window into a borderless window, then just enlarge the window. But other games change accordingly with the window size. Games with render scale I can just set the scale to 75% and be fine.

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I’m trying to play Diablo 2 Resurrected in Linux Mint 22.1 on the latest 6.8.x kernel version. Battle.net was installed via the latest version of Lutris. My desktop specs are AMD Ryzen 5 2400G, 16 GB DDR-4, WD Black 1 TB NvME SSD, NV 1650 Super (4 GB). I’m using NV 550.x graphics drivers.

In the game I selected the “low” preset graphics and yet the game is “choppy” when running/walking around the map and/or when doing battle with multiple enemies. However, at sporadic times, and only for a very short time, it will suddenly run very smooth.

The game runs perfectly fine on my laptop which has the same OS, same kernel and lutris version, but with a 10th gen Intel Core i7, 16 GB DDR-4, WD Black 1 TB NvME SSD, and a NV 1650 Ti (4 GB) graphics chip. On this laptop I play the game in “high” and “very high” graphics settings just fine.

As the 1650 Super in the desktop out performs the mobile 1650 Ti chip in the laptop and with both systems having the same RAM and SSD, and all software being the same… The only difference is the CPU. I am thinking it’s a CPU bottleneck on the desktop computer. Anyone have any other ideas?

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If you don't hear from me much over this week (or for the rest of this month), it's because I'm dedicating my time to playing GNOMES. A new tower defense roguelike hybrid from developer DYSTOPIAN with ever-expanding biomes to battle through.

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I got an SHH shifter controller, and the issue i have is that linux tries to make it follow a standard xbox gamepad scheme with a b x y etc, except it doesn't work since it's an h pattern shifter, and 3rd and 4th gear end up not being assignable in games. I have tried it in multiple games with steam input disabled and it keeps doing the same thing. Can i make it become a generic controller with simple numbered inputs? I'm running kde neon

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Before i swapped i was using greenshot on windows. I had it set up so when i took screenshots, it would automatically create subfolders with the name of the app being captured so everything stayed nicely sorted. Is there any way to configure flameshot to do the same thing?

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I've tried the launch options I've tried multiple proton versions and it still doesn't launch for me.

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V Rising 1.1 - Invaders of Oakveil is set to release on April 28th and it's going to bring much improved and official support for the Steam Deck.

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i'm using wine-ge (also tried proton-ge, same result). I have genshin and ZZZ installed, ZZZ launches perfectly, but when i try launching genshin, the launcher minimizes for a few seconds and maximizes back. I use Lutris to run the launcher. The game launches with wine staging, but it's not a viable option because staging breaks the game.

Geforce 1660 ti, latest proprietary drivers
endeavour os

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With an interface that looks rather inspired by Balatro in many parts, RNG JAM from bryanthaboi will bring arcade styled basketball with roguelite chaos.

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Clonizer is a fresh tactical roguelike deck-builder about making and managing clones, and attempting to colonize and take over the universe. It's just launched with Native Linux support.

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Hey everybody,

Thinking about picking up the Lenovo Legion Pro 5 16ARX8 and curious how it plays with Linux. Specs look solid:

• Ryzen 9 7945HX
• 2×16GB DDR5 (upgradeable)
• 1TB NVMe SSD
• RTX 4060 (8GB)
• 16” WQXGA 240Hz display

I’m mainly a backend dev who also plays games (Steam, retro, indie, maybe some modded stuff), and I want to daily drive Fedora Atomic (probably Sericea or Kinoite) on Wayland with Hyprland.

I know NVIDIA on Wayland can be rough, but I’d like to stick to the integrated AMD GPU (780M) for desktop + dev stuff and just use the 4060 when gaming.

So I’m wondering:

• Anyone here running Linux (especially Fedora or Wayland) on this machine?
• Any issues with gaming performance, battery, thermals, or GPU switching?
• Does the 240Hz screen behave properly on Wayland?
• Anyone tried Hyprland with this setup?
• General hardware compatibility: Wi-Fi, audio, suspend, etc. — all good?

Would love to hear if it’s a good daily driver + gaming hybrid for Linux folks, or if I should look elsewhere. 🙏

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With Native Linux support and Steam Deck Verified, Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers is another good pick if you like something a bit different. The latest update also make it a lot easier to sit back and chill with.

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War for the Overworld from Brightrock Games just recently hit the 10 year anniversary, and so to celebrate the developers released a brand new update to their classic Dungeon Keeper-like.

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Hello together,

The last 7 years i had a 1080Ti running on W10. BC of the W10 EOL i wanted to switch to Linux, i bought a 5080 and a new NVME and was running it with CachyOS quite well - only had some bugs on OV2 (TTS, ingame voice, saving highlights). Unfortunately i had to return the GPU after 2 Weeks bc it wasnt displaying graphics output in the bootloader when fast booting.

Now i swapped my 1080Ti back in which is stuttery on linux and i'm back to W10.

I need to reorder a new GPU when i want to play on Linux - what would you recommend cus im still struggling with the decision.

A Nvidia 5080 or an AMD 9070XT ?

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