This is Chipmatic, a cozy factory building game where you control a mining robot on a mission to reach Earth’s core.

In Chipmatic you'll explore deep underground, research new tech and create the best (and only) factory on Earth. It's inspired by games like Dome Keeper, Mining Mechs and the old flash game Motherload.

It will have native support for Linux when we release the demo, and also for the full game.

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3780950/Chipmatic/

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so it seem that the installation instruction ( silent blog ) for linux doesn't seem to work so im trying asking ai if it got a way to fix it and guys is there a way to make work

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Hi everyone,

I’m new to Linux gaming and currently running Fedora 42 with GNOME. Here are my specs in case it helps:

• Distro: Fedora 42 GNOME
• Kernel: 6.15.5-200.fc42.x86_64
• RAM: 32 GB DDR5
• GPU Driver: MESA 25.1.4
• GPU: AMD Radeon 7900XTX
• CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7700X 8-Core

My goal with Fedora was to have a clean, modern OS with the latest MESA updates for good hardware support.

Main issue:
When playing The Last Of Us on Steam with my DualSense controller, adaptive triggers work perfectly but vibrations don’t. I’ve tried Proton GE 10.0-1, experimental, and hotfix versions but still no vibration.

Other issue:
With Red Dead Redemption 2, I get generally good FPS, but experience low FPS spikes (nano stuttering) that make the gameplay feel less smooth and uncomfortable.

I’m open to switching to another OS if it means a better Linux gaming experience. Does anyone have recommendations for distros or setups that handle these issues better?

Thanks in advance for your help!

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Long story short: I discovered Limo and tried to use it to install mods for Subnautica but problem is that Limo deploys mods just in game's root folder instead of Subnautica/BepInEx/plugins/ folder. Of course I can manually move mods but I'd like to do it automatically. Please help

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Heroes of Science and Fiction is the new name for Silence of the Siren from Oxymoron Games, as they try to pull in more fans of Heroes of Might and Magic.

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The most recent Hoyoplay update is now working through Lutris again. I installed Hoyoplay 2 weeks ago, and wouldn't work without going through 3 proton versions (in a specific order), been that way for 3-4 months, but my friend just installed and I can confirm after updating, that it's back to working out of the box.

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Lost Ark is a free to play MMO from Smilegate RPG and Amazon Games that was previously blocked on Linux platforms like SteamOS / Steam Deck but now works.

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need help to how to fix insane lag on marvel rivals. I am on 60 fps then suddenly on 5fps for 30 sec minimum. Happens every minute or two, any tips?

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WTF is this, does someone how to get rid of that shit?

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Hi everyone,

Let me give you some context. I've been an active Linux user for about 3 or 4 months, ever since I got a new laptop and installed Linux Mint alongside Windows 11 in a dual-boot setup. Mint has made me really happy, and I no longer use Windows 11 on my laptop at all because I get better battery life, more control, customization, and a bunch of other features I really value.

With that in mind, I decided to do the same on my desktop PC, which I mainly use for gaming (AMD Ryzen 9 7900X 12C, GeForce RTX 4070 Ti). I ended up installing Nobara on a separate partition. The thing is, even though I enjoy experimenting and learning by solving issues (and Nobara did come with a few, like graphics glitches after sleep mode), I’m starting to question the point of this setup.

Even after installing Wine and other tools, I don’t really see the benefit of playing games—already installed on my W11 partition—from within Nobara. Am I missing something? Is it really worth having a separate Linux gaming partition? Or would it make more sense to just use a Linux distro more focused on productivity, and leave W11 strictly for gaming?

I’d love to hear your thoughts.

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I'm on a nvidia GPU right now and want to switch over to AMD. The biggest thing stopping me is that I will lose 4k120 over HDMI 2.1 support. I want to try and work around this.

I've heard and read so many posts where people got it working using a displayport>HDMI adapter and CFW. I have no idea where to start with this though. Ideally I'd want to test that this solution works on my nvidia card before committing to the switch.

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now it's impossible to filter for natives in your lib.
thanks valve!

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Avowed from Obsidian Entertainment / Xbox Game Studios is now fully Steam Deck Verified with the big new 1.5 update.

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A big day in Blender land with the arrival of Blender 4.5 LTS, finally bringing Vulkan up to full supported status with it matching OpenGL.

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Counter-Strike 2 has begun a new season, and Valve added a new feature called Trade Protected Items and they're poking fun at Half-Life fans too.

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Valve have added a new rule to the Onboarding guide for game developers, noting that payment processors get a say in what stays on Steam.

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I have visual artifacts in all games. Same games run perfect on m3 pro. I suspect this is drivers issue, not directly related to psxc2.

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