Salut, je viens de passer mon pc windows sur linux en dual boot pour avoir le temps de faire la transition, mais j'ai un problème. Je possède un jeu en crack en .exe et normalement je suis sensé pouvoir le lancer avec wine. Mais quand je le lance il y a un écran noir. Le jeu et lancé je vois même le curseur custom du jeu mais le jeu ne se lance pas. Autre chose aussi est ce que vous sauriez comment je peux faire pour transférer ma sauvegarde et reprendre ou j'en étais ? Merci 🙏

MO2 works great on CachyOS, but is there a way to install mod collections or do you have to install the mods one by one?

Hello guys!

I'm done with Windows, really. I've used Linux for many years, so i know the basics of it, but i don't use for a few years now.

I play poker for a living, and i need GGPoker - which didn't work on Linux back then, even with Wine.

Anyone here knows the situation these days? Is there a way i can play GGPoker on a Mint?

Thank you!

https://github.com/Senko-p/hid-switch2-dkms

feel free to modify it

This happened in a matter of weeks, my steam/lutris games launch in 40/60 sec instead of usual 2-3 seconds(im not including shader time). (if i try a native game it launches instantly). So i am guessing it has to be wine/proton

I tried everything, enabled logging, uninstalled proton, uninstalled games etc.. Im using proton ge, tried multiple versions ofc and same issue.

The game performance is perfect once its launched. But the slow launch is triggering my ocd.

My system is arch with hyprland, filestem btrfs, 9070xt and 7800x3d.

im wondering if anyone experienced something similar, if you need more information let me know.

Hi everyone! :)

I’m running a small promo: finish the Lootbane Demo on Steam , give feedback, and your name will be added to the game as an elite enemy.

How it works

• Play the demo and leave feedback (what you liked, what could be improved, bugs, balance, etc.).
• Submit your name suggestion with your feedback, that name will be randomly used for one of the elite enemies in the next update.

Rules

• English only.
• No NSFW or offensive names.
• No futuristic/sci-fi names (keep them fantasy/medieval vibe).
• No numbers.
• Max 10 characters for the name.

Does anyone know of a good one? This may not be the right place to ask this but it’s really the one thing holding me back. I use it to stream.

I’ve been thinking about switching from Windows to Linux for about a year or two now. I mostly play solo games, and from what I’ve seen, Linux seems awesome for that!

My biggest concern is anti-cheat compatibility, especially kernel-level anti-cheat. That’s the main thing holding me back.

The multiplayer games I currently play are: - League of Legends - Valorant - World of Warcraft and others battlenet titles - Fortnite

From what I understand, some of these use kernel-level anti-cheat systems, and that’s where Linux can become a problem. I’m totally fine tinkering a bit, but I don’t want my multiplayer experience to become a constant headache. Would love to hear from people who were in a similar situation!

Probably a super stupid question but I had a PS4 controller and another wired controller with xbox layout that I wanted to connect to my laptop to play games, however, for some reason, launching through lutris never worked. I thought it was probably an issue with my laptop, tried, never got it to work. However, I tried it through directly launching the games from the file folders, like the.exe, and it perfectly detected the controller, and I was able to play games normally.
Also, my controller did work with evtest as well as detected as js0 in the /dev/ input section, so its definitely not the system's fault, it even showed up as Xbox gamepad on wine control.

Surely, there must be a way to get controllers detected for games launched via lutris? Both ways used the same wineprefix, I think, need some help, thank you in advance.

Hello All,

I am putting an end to my Linux (Fedora KDE) experiment, after a bit more than a month of giving it a really fair shake ! I even bought a NVME drive just for that.

I really really liked it, it is so full of usefull little details and cool stuff, feels light and fast. I also had fun going back to a PC that makes you work for it (strange ? I grew up with DOS and no Internet to backup, haha)

I have encountered issues, and overcome them for the productivity side of my PC usage, but I really feel like I am leaving a lot of performances on the table by using an nVidia GPU (4070ti+Ryzen 5 7600X).

Now, I am back to Windows 11, which is annoying but just works full power, no questions asked... And I am waiting for the news that Nvidia fixes its drivers, if ever.

So.... back to title : are all the super positive comments, Youtube videos, etc. just made by people using AMD GPUs ? I am really feeling that might be the case :(

Hi i used this guide https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/1n1qt7t/guide_to_installing_vortex_mod_manager_on_linux/ to get vortex on linux but i ran into a small issue when i go to pick my game the .local folder doesn't show up i tried the solutions in the comments on the post but they didn't work for me

my distro is bazzite

Hello everyone, what are your experiences with Pop_OS?

I want to switch my tower PC from Win11 to Linux (7800x3D, 7800XT Hellhound). I've chosen Pop_OS for this and would like to know how satisfied those who use it are with it.

I've been running Mint on my notebook for years, but Mint isn't supposed to be ideal for gaming.

how do i make ezfn work

Hi, I’m Zortos, the developer of OpenNOW.

I built OpenNOW, a fully reverse-engineered open-source GeForce NOW client. It is not a wrapper around the official client.
it directly implements the required protocols and streaming logic.

GitHub: https://github.com/OpenCloudGaming/OpenNOW

The project originally started in Rust with Tauri, but due to compatibility and long-term maintainability concerns, I migrated it to Electron (Node.js + React + TypeScript) to ensure better cross-platform support and easier development.

OpenNOW supports most of the features of the official client, with more improvements planned. It includes WebRTC streaming (H.264 / H265 / AV1), controller and input support, bitrate controls, stats overlay, region selection, session handling, and more.

There is no telemetry, no tracking, and no background data collection. The goal is to provide a transparent, privacy-respecting alternative to the official GeForce NOW client, especially for Linux users.

My goal is to make OpenNOW run well on lightweight, low-power devices with integrated chips such as single-board computers like the Raspberry Pi so cloud gaming is accessible even on minimal hardware.

Feedback and contributors are welcome.

The Sims Complete Collection running on an Arch-based distro using Wine 11.1 with dgVoodoo for compatibility, managed through Lutris.
4:3 at 1280x960 on a 1080p display.
Running inside Enlightenment E16 for the early 2000s feel.
No major tweaks beyond that.

forgot to double check and put proton in the title.

i have an arch setup and ive never had steam:// links actually get sent to steam, and when i googled the issue i find something about making sure the line MimeType=x-scheme-handler/steam; is in steam.desktop, and mine has that but the whole line reads MimeType=x-scheme-handler/steam;x-scheme-handler/steamlink;

im not smart enough to know where to start troubleshooting this and could use some help D=