I have downloaded the Thrustmaster drivers and am using oversteer and the only thing the game recognizes is my paddle shifters. Works fine with Dirt Rally 2.0 but not with WRC Generations

I put the files on bin folder of kingdom come deliverance 2 , but when i setup the "setup_linux.sh and set it to dxgi.dll , it doesnt work , when i start the gaming is just black screen.

So i have sunshine being hosted on arch and endeavour os on another computer running moonlight but moonlight never detects my other pc, even after reinstalling endeavour os (i used kde the first time and gnome the second) but it works flawlessly on windows. I'm planning to switch to arch gnome on my moonlight pc next but i just want to know if it works before hand

p.s. if it helps i dont use moonlight for game streaming i use it for desktop streaming

New to Linux gaming, having this issue from the first day. can anyone help me with this? i installed wine from the lutris and even after looking everywhere issue remain. please help if you can ^^

Please don’t hurt me or downvote too hard. My morbid curiosity using faugus got the best of me so I tried installing Anthem it works. No Putzing with extra command line or anything, just plug and pray.

Running CachyOS.

So, i played CS Source in NTFS partition for year, and played it without any proton at all. It was fine untill something happened. So, somehow i played CS Source in community servers and my screen turned into blank white screen after the server want to change the map. The problem only solved with hard reset and power supply reset. so i want to know what was happening, tried to move the game into Ext4, and the problem showed up. When you play the "NTFS version" of the game, idk how, but the CPU will reach into 72° C even if you set all graphic settings into LOW. I assume Linux is confuse when convert the program code runs on the machine.

Download size CS Source without proton : 3.2 GB

Download size CS Source with proton : 2.5 GB

Can small program of windows with size 1mb, consume high CPU on linux just because it supposed to not run in the Linux environment?

I'm trying to play Dark Souls Remastered on Arch Linux. I'm using Proton 9.

I'm trying to install a texture/graphics overhaul mod, which requires me to simply drag and drop the mod files into my game's installation directory. After copying over the files, the game does not launch. When I remove the files, the game launches just fine.

Has anyone had any success with installing graphics mods for this game? Thanks.

I saw a lack of variety in instanced Doom launchers on Linux, as most are developed with only Windows in mind.

So I thought I'd make things easier by making the Sulphur core library, which provides instance management and a new package format to easily share Doom instances - which is really just a fancily named zip file with the instance's files and metadata.
It also is kind of opinionated, as all instances of all launchers using the library are saved in the same Sulphur folder, so if you switch from different front-ends you still end up with the same instances (and hopefully also same settings).

Based on my Sulphur core library, i then decided to make an implementation myself to see how easy/hard it was to work with my own library, and I can say I was pretty satisfied with the result, which is Sulphur CLI.

https://preview.redd.it/6th1p1giqc1g1.png?width=653&format=png&auto=webp&s=72e6a9b61028d30c89375150482b321430b15bea

Both are functional, but still pretty work in progress. I'd be happy to hear your thoughts on this project!

Hey all, I know the never ending flood of "which distro should I use" questions are annoying. But I have a very specific use case. I've decided the Steam Machine is going to me my official divorce from Microsoft. I have a spare drive that I'd like to install Linux onto to get ahead of the learning curve. I've narrowed it down to the two that look pretty similar to SteamOS, but I wanted some input before pulling the trigger.

I should note: I'm not afraid to learn. That's the whole point of this endeavor. I also understand there are fundamental differences between the two. Bazzite is immutable, like SteamOS, but based on Fedora rather than arch. CachyOS is Arch at its core, which means fixes and tweaks should carry over to SteamOS when it ships with the Steam Machine.

I'm simply seeking any extra input/recommendarions on which would prepare me more for "the full experience". Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.

Up until today Arc Raiders on CachyOS worked fine. While downloading an update it would say "disk drive error" and stuff about a "download error" then eventually after reinstalling the game multiple times it was able to download the game it just doesn't launch when I press play. I've tried a bunch of different proton versions and verified integrity and such. I'm new to linux as of like a week ago so I don't know how many hundreds of thousands of troubleshooting steps there could be to figure out the exact issue. I just hope the problem rings a bell to someone who can help

I know that Steam Frame is gonna make this waaaaaay better when it comes out, but in the meantime, is there any way to use my Q3 to view flatscreen games in 3D? Any apps that use a theater mode that supports SBS when using both Reshade's effects and emulators like Dolphin and Citra to accomplish this? Or am I stuck with Windows for this until Frame comes out?

Much thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,

Is there a Linux gaming distribution with a gaming interface like Bazzite or Playnite, but that uses our own game ISO as a library source instead of launchers like Steam or Epic?

I mean, I have a large game library, with subfolders for each game containing the .iso file for installation. The software would detect each game, and then I'd have a simple "install" button.

When I click it, a background process would launch the setup within the .iso file and install everything needed (Proton, DirectX, etc.), and I'd see the progress displayed as if I were installing a game from Steam.

A distribution like that would be fantastic for creating your own Steam store with games you actually own (purchased from GOG or other sources).

The only ways I've found to install games from an ISO on Linux today are tedious steps with Lutris or Heroic Game Launcher; it's long and not very intuitive, quickly discouraging.

A distribution dedicated to this that would facilitate all this tinkering would be incredible !

Hi,

I've looking for this for quite some time now, and I'm about to do it.

And I've been planning to replay a few games I like, so, why not do it on Linux already?! IKR?!

I've been thinking in going with Bazzite, I've made a test on a VM and ran a couple of games there.

I have a spare SSD, and I there are things I need to do on windows. That's why the quotes.

So, my plan is to re install windows on this spared SSD, and, when everything I need is back running there, I'll install Bazzite on the main SSD.

My PC is a i5 12400F, 4060 ti, 64gb, with windows 11 on it.

Is there anything I should be prepared for before starting the process?

Most of the game I play is offline, between Steam, Epic Games and GOG.

There is Fallout 76, but I don't mind keeping it on the windows installation, because I'm have heard of some BGS bs and false flags, I don't want to risk it.

Feel free to give any advice or recommendations.

And thank you all in advance.

4c 4t i5 6500t on a board that can take 64gb of ddr4. Now the board has 8gb ram, I figure if I added 16gb more, up to a total of 24gb ram, it should last long enough in that state that I really wouldn't need to upgrade RAM again until maybe I get a new board. That won't happen for like a decade, so is it worth it? What do you think. I use emulators and the such, and was considering making it a Steam box, but Intel hardware dose not seem to want to cooperate. Unless I have lost my mind, windoze seems like the only option for it. Please don't say Bazzite, it ran borderline borked. Won't do much but desktop with Holo. Cannot find an emulator that has a wine/proton layer to install windows 98 games. What am I going to do with this thing? I want to make a killer old school gaming box that still uses Debian, but it has to kick ass and party with Intel hardware. Am I doomed to the nightmarish windoze 10, I installed windoze 11 on it and lost my mind by how slow it was. AHH!