Hello, im new at Linux Game because I got a Steam Deck, now im trying to Play Sim Racing Games with a Wheel, but the Most wheel dont have Linux Driver, for that Problem some people did a GitHub Project named Oversteer, but i dont understand how to instal it. Can someone Tell me step by step what to so?

Thanks!

Hello.

I’m still a newbie when it comes to Virtualization and I wanted to ask several questions regarding the Laptop that I’m planning on getting.

Now the specs for that Laptop are as follows:

11400H intel i5 (PCIe Gen 4, 6 cores, 12 threads)

32GBs GB RAM

RTX 3060 130 Watt maximum limit. (fully powered) - 6GB GDDR6 vRam.

My usage is light video editing inside the Linux host via DaVinci Resolve and single-player gaming inside the Virtualized Windows 11 and might also dabble my way to MacOS emulation as well.

My questions are as follows:-

What software should I use for virtualization on Linux for my specific used case?

Is my Core i5 sufficient enough to get Windows 11 VM and Linux Host to work simultaneously with each other without Linux going black?

Can I make Linux run on the integrated GPU inside of my Intel CPU and the VM run on the 3060 simultaneously so I can dedicate all of the 3060 to the VM

Thanks in advance.

Hi 👋 I'm new but I use Linux in the past for a old computer. I want to build a gaming computer (7800x3D and 7900XTX, I don't want Nvidia "RTX features") and I'm tired of windows bug and AI feature (**** copilot).

I see Bazzite OS on many video and seem perfect for me. I play majority on steam with a high proton compatibility (85% + in silver or better) , I buy indie games or games after 1 year and I have Xbox Game pass ultimate with a Xbox Series S for the few games with a anti cheat who don't work on Linux (just Fornite).

The pc IS for only gaming, I have a chrome OS tablet for administrative task.

Do you think I can be happy with Bazzite OS (I just want to install the game, configure if need and don't be **** by update , like actually on Windows).

For the question I play actually on Shadow PC power (cloud gaming service)

Hello!

I want to Switch my last Windows Machine to Linux. Its primary use is for playing Forza Horizon 5.

Im looking for Linux Distribution wich Supports my NVDIA Graphics Card and the XBOX App.

Hello everybody! Today when I launched granny remake and Far cry 4 from lutris after installing wine and dxvk, both the games lagged as hell! Even the menu got below 5 fps I suppose forget playing the game. :( pls help anyone

Maybe I'm an idiot but in the MangoHud.conf file I see no way to display average or maximum reported values for things like temps, utilization percentages, etc.

I know there must be a way to do this, can someone point me in the right direction?

I am just editing the conf file. I would use goverlay but for some reason it is not working right. Not showing any changes I make in the preview window.

I have tried to use native and proton 6.3.8 and nothing I try will get me past just the music and the background of the UI

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I've seen many instances of people running the gamescope compositor on their iGPUs while using their dGPU to run the game. I've tried many things to get it working but am having trouble getting Nvidia to work nicely. I've tried both x11 and Wayland. Willing to switch to either depending on which works the best.

In my case, I have an Arc a380 to which I have my monitors connected and an RTX 3080 which I use for running my games. Reason for this weird setup is so that I can use the AV1 encoder that my a380 has (and 3080 lacks) to stream my games using sunshine, and so that I can pass through the Nvidia GPU to a windows virtual machine easily.

Games run perfectly fine with this setup using prime offloading but I can't for the life of me get gamescope working. I could get it work with my intel GPU just fine but have never been able to get it working on the Nvidia. Ideally, I want to have the following setup:

Intel GPU: runs the compositor and handles things like upscaling and reshade effects

Nvidia GPU: run the game

Any and all help will be greatly appreciated.

I, as many others, have been frustrated with the state of Wayland on Nvidia. Though, I admit things are getting better and hopefully 560 will be a big step in the right direction. Due to this frustration, I decided I would try to do something about it which led me down the rabbit hole of hybrid graphics.

Traditionally, hybrid graphics is used on laptops for power-saving reasons. The laptop uses the iGPU for lightweight workloads and offloads to the dGPU when necessary. That said, there's no reason why we shouldn't be able to do the same on desktop.

After about 3 hours of trial and error, bios tweaking, driver installation, tinkering with /etc/environment and /etc/profile and even tweaking some kernel modules, I succeeded. There was a single process running X11 in the background that took a fair bit of extra tweaking in Xorg.conf but even that is moved over.

My machine now runs everything through the Intel iGPU unless explicitly told otherwise. I can prepend environment variables to my commands, or modify their .desktop files to do the same, and force apps to launch using the Nvidia card. Doing so with Steam will in turn cause any games launched by steam to also inherit those variables (removing the need to tweak the launch command for each game).

I can confirm this using nvidia-smi and see nothing is using the Nvidia card unless launched with said environment variables.

My Wayland instance is solid on the Intel iGPU, and I can still game using the Nvidia card when needed. So far, stability seems good but it's only been a day. I hope things continue to be stable.

Sources I referenced:

• https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/PRIME
• https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/NVIDIA#DRM_kernel_mode_setting
• https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=260483
• https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/NVIDIA_Optimus
• https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=293100

If there's interest, I'll see about putting together a proper blog post with directions on achieving the same on Arch (which should be easy enough to replicate on other distros).

Hello.

I’m still a newbie when it comes to Virtualization and I wanted to ask several questions regarding the Laptop that I’m planning on getting.

Now the specs for that Laptop are as follows:

11400H intel i5 (PCIe Gen 4, 6 cores, 12 threads)

32GBs GB RAM

RTX 3060 130 Watt maximum limit. (fully powered) - 6GB GDDR6 vRam.

My usage is light video editing inside the Linux host via DaVinci Resolve and single-player gaming inside the Virtualized Windows 11 and might also dabble my way to MacOS emulation as well.

My questions are as follows:-

What software should I use for virtualization for my specific used case?

Is my Core i5 sufficient enough to get Windows 11 VM and Linux Host to work simultaneously with each other without Linux going black?

Can I make Linux run on the integrated GPU inside of my Intel CPU and the VM run on the 3060 simultaneously so I can dedicate all of the 3060 to the VM

Thanks in advance.

I know there are a lot of posts here complaining or asking for help. This is not that.

I installed Zorin OS on my gaming machine a month or so ago, (whenever Microsoft announced Recall) and paired with Lutris it is honestly the best desktop gaming experience I've had in a long time. Having my Steam, Blizzard, boxed, and GOG games in a pretty library app right alongside my favorite ROMs is really something special.

I had 0 issues with my 3070 drivers, getting my wireless Xbox controller adapter working was easy, my racing wheel worked out of the box. Discord works perfectly. I'm blown away to be honest. It's come such a long way from the last time I tried to honestly game on Linux more than a decade ago. I've had so few hiccups I prefer it to Windows at this point -- which are words I can't believe are coming out of my mouth.

To be fair, I have a lot of experience with Linux in a server context so I can't deny that I know my way around already. Regardless, I am just so impressed I had to gush.

Thanks for coming to my TED talk. Happy gaming!

Hello, please forgive me if this is not the correct subreddit for this. I am trying to self host a valheim server. My setup is a ubuntu server VM running in a proxmox environment. All my VMs are on a linux bridge, with routing managed by a open Sense instance. All my game servers are running in dedicated user accounts with limited permissions. I'm using 'vhserver-2' to start and stop stuff. ./vhserver-2 details says its running. But nmap isn't giving me anything, and valheim isn't letting me connect. Any ideas?

Recently installed a game on Lutris that has native dualsense support. However, for some strange reason whenever I load up the game my controller starts spam pressing every-single button it has. I tested it on a steam game and it worked just fine so I'm a bit confused about whats going on in Lutris. Some research pointed me to bluez being the issue but I downgraded it to the most stable version and the problem still persists. I do also have blueman so i'm not sure if my controller is connecting to both of them at the same time and thats whats making it spazz out

Distro - Cachyos, Arch

Env - KDE

I have an issue where when I have Clicker Heroes running I can't use any game controller for another game. I have tried a PS4, PS5 and an 8BitDo pro2. Anyone have a fix for this?

I am running Arch with KDE Wayland.

Is anyone having crashes playing the elden ring dlc on wayland? i had two crashes with an xwayland error. changed to x11 to test and everything was ok. It seems random. Im using garuda kde 6.1 with a rx6600xt + r5 5600, playing the dodi repack (pirated version). Anyone have this issue using the steam version?

• i7-1165G7
• Iris Xe
• 6.9.5-arch1-1
• SwayWM

(It should be noted I am NOT attempting to play the unmaintained Linux build)

I cannot for the life of me get FSR to work correctly no matter what I do. The game starts fine windowed, but If full-screened with gamescope, using Mod+F, the screen goes completely black. Attempting to use the SDL backend causes the game to crash as soon as I interact with the window.

Looking through the GitHub issues and it appears that people have had this exact issue since last year, but for some reason I'm still dealing with it. Is this an Intel-specific issue? Mesa? Wayland? Sway? Proton? I've tried the AUR package and compiling gamescope myself, switching kernels, switching Proton versions, etc but nothing seems to work.

I'm using the Dualsense 5 controller and installed the game via lutris (i also have Xtended Input installed) is there any way i can like make the game recognize my controller