Just switched from Windows to Omarchy after months of running it on my laptop. Installed ARC Riders, but when I start the game I get the following error:

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First time gaming on Linux and have basically no idea about anything related to gaming. Could somebody help me? I'm running the game from Steam.

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just a question that i had in my mind, since i can't change to linux just yet, anti cheats are holding me back.

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apparently half life 2 episode 2 doesn't show your health in the HUD when you play on the steam deck. this is a bug caused by a typo in the game's code that started with the 20th anniversary update that came out last year. i had to download a modification from steam workshop to fix it. valve should fix this but this is just classic valve behaviour. the health displays fine if you play on a regular pc but on a steam deck with the gamepad UI you need this mod. at least it's fixable

anyway's here's the fix

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3367991911

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I'm on an IGPU radeon 840m, how can I verify that the VRAM will be allocated beyond whats reserved?

I there a tool or site to push the gpu limit? or to make the gpu use a certain amount of VRAM?

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I'm sure I'll get some negative comments, but I wanted to share my experience. I installed Fedora 43 on one of my SSDs and used it as my daily driver for many weeks. Love it. Customised it, did all sorts of tinkering. I run two different distros on my two homelab servers, so I'm quite familiar at this point to the linux experience and the command line.

Gaming wise, it is almost perfect. Many games I could just run off my NTFS windows SSDs and everything just worked as it was on Windows. Some others I needed to move across or copy my saves across. But that's neither here nor there. If you wanted to migrate and move everything across, you can. And once it's done, you'd never have to do it again. Problem is, I am big on cities skylines 2 at the moment, so I was very keen to play it on linux. Unfortunately, CS2 is a bit problematic at the moment (even on windows at times), so tinkering went on and on. Many different proton versions, with different launch options. Re-installed drivers, tried every thing I could try. Just could not get it to run reliably without crashing every 30-60 mins.

And that alone unfortunately stops me from booting into fedora by default now. Once I start playing a different game, back to linux I go. It's just annoying that windows is the only way I can get CS2 to work. And even if I could get it working, I don't want to waste more time attempting to get it to work, rather than just playing it.

Has anyone else had a similar experience?

Edit: By CS2, I mean Cities Skylines 2 just to clarify.

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I dont have much of recent leads, but according older resources the condition was pretty bad

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Hello guys, so normally when I play geometry dash, I have my external monitor plugged in and the game runs perfectly fine, no frame drops or anything of that sort. However when I have to move out and play geometry dash without my monitor plugged in, the game stutters at pretty much any level. The issue is specific with geometry dash specifically, other games work perfectly fine. I tried changing the proton version and making sure that my dGPU actually uses geometry dash but I had my dGPU used since always.

Specs: Laptops monitor refresh rate: 144Hz External monitor refresh rate: 180Hz Distro: Arch Linux (kernel Linux 6.17.7-arch1-1) Desktop Enviroment: Hyprland dGPU: 3050Ti Mobile iGPU: Intel Graphics submitted by /u/Pro_555
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Saw Bedrock edition now possible on Linux since it's under now gdk. Did someone ever tried to connect to Xbox Live services or connecting to a LAN world to play Multiplayer?

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Hello everybody,

I'm preparing my switch to linux (moving all relevant data and stuff from "C:") After moving my last Steam Games (to an internal SSD "E:"), I found "steamworks common redistributables" that can't be moved because of "shared content".

The internet didn't provide me with the answers I was looking for. Can you guys and gals help?

Do I need to move it manually? Will Steam just create a new one, when installing it on linux? Can I even use my previous game installs in linux or do I have to download everything again (until steamworks common redistributables I just naively figured that "yes I can")?

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Teste rápido no Zorin OS.
Meu PC:
i5 4570 ( 4° geração )
16GB ram DDR3
RX 580 8GB
SSD 1 TB
Softwares usados:
Mangohud/Goverlay para mostrar o fps
Obs studio para gravação

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So my friend has this really crappy pc that he games on, but he wants something that is optimal for gaming as thats all he does.

He wants my help and i want to make sure he gets the right one. Im a total noob so any help or questions to help me is greatly accepted!

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Recently distrohopped after a very long time, and that got me to reevaluate what programs I use.

For games I want "installed" I pretty much default to Steam, Heroic, and Lutris in that order. If I don't care about having the game installed or in a library, then I run it with Bottles. Lutris is pretty much the "if it's not on Steam, Epic/GOG, or there is a script that massively simplifies the install process."

So really I pretty much just use Bottles, mainly because I just setup the bottle once and then just double-click the .exe file to run the game. For me, it's the simplicity of setting up in Bottles and then I pretty much don't ever have to interact with it again (...until I decided it's time to upgrade Wine version, I guess), I just interact with the actual game/app from my file explorer.

But I'm looking to see if other apps are better since I've seen a bunch of new or newly discovered things recently. So what do you use and why?

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sup, I have been struggling my ass off getting VR to work on Linux it is not even funny-

I have tried ALVR, It runs hurrendously no matter what I do, noone on the ALVR Discord helped when I made a thread asking for help for settings because I have no idea what i am doing at this point. so I was suggested WiVRn as an alternative, Setup was good and all but now everytime I launch VRChat I get an error saying XRizen crashed. I got 0 clue how to fix this and have no idea who to talk to about this.

I got the latest versions of WiVRn off of their github aswell as the APK, I could try to look for the log files for XRizen but I am unsure wether I can just dump an entire error log here.

I really want to leave windows but pcvr is a nightmare so far. Please help me.

I have hurrendous specs, an Nvidia geforce gtx 1050, Intel i5-8400, 16 gb of ram, But on windows PCVR ran really well through virtual desktop and / or pico connect (I have a pico 4 headset) and I cannot upgrade any time soon due to a lack of money.

thanks in advance T_T

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I recently switched from Ubuntu to pop os and keep getting problems with Warthunder, like anti cheat or no borderless window mode available. I never had those problems in Ubuntu. If it matters, I have a rx 5700 xt.

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Hello,
I'm trying to use HDR on proton and it looks extremely washed out when on. I turned on HDR in KDE settings and it looks fine, but as soon as I turn it on in a proton game it looks terrible.
I tried installing Proton GE 10-25 and launched my games with "PROTON_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1 PROTON_ENABLE_HDR=1 ENABLE_HDR_WSI=1 %command%" but it looks the exact same.

The issue is still present if I use gamescope with --hdr-enabled also.
I don't know if they are supposed to do this but if I enable HDR in game while HDR is also off in KDE it looks basically the same way and it doesn't change my monitor to HDR. So my best guess is the game is rendering with HDR but not outputting it as HDR, since I would assume if it were then my monitor would swap over to HDR.

Any insight is much appreciated.

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[EN] When I try to screencast, I see [see image] after clicking "Screen 0 at 1, 1 (1920x1080) (eDP-1)", nothing happens.When I try to cast my screen, I see [see image] after clicking "Screen 0 on 1, 1 (1920x1080) (eDP-1)", nothing happens.

[RU] Когда я пытаюсь демонстрировать экран у меня выходить окно с выбором, что демонстрировать (В дискорде), после того как я нажимаю демонстрировать весь экран у меня выходить другое окно и я выбираю свой экран дальше оба эти окна закрываются и дальше ничего не происходить.

If you can, please answer in Russian. If not, please answer in English.

My system:
Distro: Gentoo Linux x86_64

WM: Wayland, Hyprland
Audio: Pulseaudio

image

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Keep getting the same "Sober couldn't find a supported graphics device" error. Flatpak update says There's nothing left to do, and I've turned on "use_opengl": true in the config files.

I'm on a Quadro P620 + NVIDIA driver using EndeavourOS.

Anyone have a similar issue?

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