Ciao a tutti scusate ma sono nuovissimo su Ubuntu e devo ancora imparare alcune funzioni. Non riesco a giocare ad alcuni giochi che ho su steam ad esempio the witcher 3 e fallout 4.. quando li avvio si bloccano. Questa cosa non mi succede con tutti i giochi ad esempio con Baldurs gate 3 parte normalmente e anche con cyberpunk 2077.

Io ho una Nvidia gforce 3060, i driver sono quelli indicati con ( proprietario e testato) proton experimental. Le impostazioni su steam sono per fare partire Proton. Ho provato anche a cercare di introdurre dei codici sulle impostazioni per l'avvio seguendo indicazioni trovate in diversi gruppi ma niente non riesco... Un aiuto?

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Something really weird is going on:

Chapter 1:

I was on Pop!_OS 20.04 or 22.04 with Nvidia Drivers (I'm not sure on version and i can't get it rn i will explain shortly)

• I installed Trackmania via Lutris -> Crashed the whole computer, forced a immediate reboot.
• I installed via Steam -> Same Result
• I installed via Heroic Launcher via Epic -> Same Result

Chapter 2:

I thought I have outdated pop anyway, i should hop the distro soon.

• I installed Debian 13 (gnome) on a separate partition
• setup nvidia drivers
• installed steam, installed Trackmania

same thing happened

Chapter 3:

Thinking "lets not waste time setting a new distro", i went back to popos installation, then tried to "apt-get update && apt-get upgrade" it, pop os partition got corrupted. IDK how but then for the giggles i tried to run TM on debian 13, and it worked (this is the boot, right after trying to boot corrupted popos). It worked. After that it started to crash again.

Chapter 4:

Thinking it might be a weird HW issue, there is a coil of power cable behind my case (power extension was too long, i stashed it there etc.) I moved the computer away from the coil. Still crashed.

Chapter 5:
IDK wtf to do

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I've been downloading ETS2 for like 3 hours now, speeds are stuck to less than 1mbps, even tho my internet is way faster than that. i disabled low bandwidth mode, tho it didnt do anything. anyone else had these kind of problems? i

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Hi, i'm a new linux user and this is my first distro if we don't count the steamdeck (which i haven tinkered much with)

i was wondering why i have lower FPS in Bazzite OS (Using GE Proton10-34 than in Windows

My Reference game is Yakuza 0 Director's cut

in Bazzite OS i have between 100-180 fps in ultra and it's really stuttery

in Windows i had 200fps constant with no fluctuations

my specs are:
I5 14600kf
RX 6750XT
32GB Ram DDR4 3200mhz

if relevant, the game is not installed in the Bazzite OS SSD but in another one

thanks in advance for your help

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I need help. I open proton trucks and make my way to the list to download dcompiler47 and vcrun2022 and they say they are already downloaded. I used the nexus mod app and launch the game. It says vcrun and dcompiler are not installed.

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Hey! I wanted to invite you to try Meganimus 4.3, it's a desktop shortcut creator for games.

Besides creating shortcuts for native games or games that run via emulator, its usefulness lies in making it easier to use Wine and UMU without needing a launcher.

It supports creating shortcuts using native versions (by typing the command), AppImage versions, Snap and Flatpak versions of the emulators, Wine, and UMU.

Icons can be chosen by the user or transferred from SteamGridDB.

If you want to try it, it's available on the Snap Store (requires connecting the removable-media plug) and in AppImage version:

https://github.com/Kyuyrii/Meganimus/releases/tag/4.3

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basically title, does it bring any performance gains, is it even supported on linux?

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Hi all! I maintain LG Buddy, a small Linux rust-based util for using LG webOS TVs as desktop/gaming displays. It handles things like idle blanking, wake/restore, brightness control, and now update notifications.

I’m preparing the 1.1.0 release, and I could use help testing one desktop-integration path across different Linux environments.

The new beta adds update notifications with action buttons: View Release, and Never Notify Again.

The tricky part is that desktop notification actions use D-Bus, and different desktop environments route those signals differently. GNOME, for example, sends notification action signals through gnome-shell, not directly from the notification service owner. I’ve handled that path, but Linux being our favorite ocean of diversity, I have no idea if that actually works across other DEs. I’d love some reports from KDE Plasma, XFCE, Cinnamon, MATE, LXQt, sway/mako, Hyprland/mako, dunst, etc.

Release: https://github.com/Staphylococcus/LG_Buddy/releases/tag/v1.1.0-beta.2

What I’m looking for:

1. Do notification action buttons appear?
2. Does clicking Never Notify Again actually set updates.auto_check to disabled?
3. If it does not work, what desktop environment / notification daemon are you using?

Basic check:

lg-buddy updates check --notify --channel prerelease, this should make a desktop notification pop up;

lg-buddy settings get updates.auto_check, this should show you whether the update checks are enabled or not.

Right now, forcing this path requires building a local test binary that reports an older version, because the latest beta includes the latest semver, and will not see a newer release. Here is how to do that from the downloaded release directory or cloned git repo:

LG_BUDDY_RELEASE_VERSION="1.1.0-beta.1" LG_BUDDY_BUILD_COMMIT="$(git rev-parse HEAD)" cargo build --release -p lg-buddy

./install.sh --runtime-binary ./target/release/lg-buddy

systemctl --user restart LG_Buddy_screen.service

lg-buddy updates check --notify --channel prerelease

This will pop up a notification with the two buttons. After clicking Never Notify Again, check:

lg-buddy settings get updates.auto_check

It should report disabled.

Repeated notifications are intentionally suppressed to avoid repeated nagging, so if you already triggered the notification before, you won't get it again. To retest the same release notification you will need to remove the update cache:

rm -f "${XDG_CACHE_HOME:-$HOME/.cache}/lg-buddy/update-check.json"

After that, you can run lg-buddy updates check --notify --channel prerelease again, this should let you receive the notification once more. Repeat the removal of the update cache to test again, if you'd like.

If the button appears but does not apply the setting, this log is the most useful thing to include:

journalctl --user -u LG_Buddy_screen.service -n 100 --no-pager | grep "LG Buddy Session"

This is beta software, so all the usual caveats apply. I’d mainly recommend testing if you’re comfortable building from source. Reports from non-GNOME desktops would be especially useful.

To uninstall the util, simply run ./uninstall.sh

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I’m one of those players who can’t play PC shooters using ‘hold to aim’, but instead use the ‘toggle aim’ or ‘toggle aiming down sights’ function. Although developers are now increasingly offering different aiming options, newer games still occasionally release without the ability to use toggle aim. One example of this is Returnal.

On Windows, I’ve used AutoHotkey to create scripts that detect when such a game is running and then simulate holding down the right mouse button for me. I usually bind the aim action to another key and simulate holding the right mouse button when pressing this key. Here is an example for a script I used playing Cyberpunk 2077:

SetTitleMatchMode, 2 #SingleInstance Force #IfWinActive, Cyberpunk 2077 (C) 2020 by CD Projekt RED ~$RButton:: Send, % "{l " ( (Toggle:=!Toggle) ? "Down" : "Up" ) "}" ~R:: Toggle:=false Send {l Up} return ~E:: Toggle:=false Send {l Up} return ~LShift:: Toggle:=false Send {l Up} return ~XButton1:: Toggle:=false Send {l Up} return

On CachyOS, I haven’t yet found a way to add the toggle aim functionality using third-party tools. Does anyone have any tips for me on how to do this on Linux?

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Hi, I've been playing GMod on Linux Mint for a very long time. I didn't face any issues before now. An update was being installed on Gmod. It was a 600mb update, there was no workshop or anything, just an update, and it's not an April update either because I played the game on the April update too, and idk what it was updating, but after it finished, I tried running the game, and it gave me an error message "Steam error: no steamuser". I'm using Proton 9.0.4 to run the GMod x86-64. I tried everything to fix the issue, verifying the files on the game and compatibility, I tried other proton versions to run, and steam_api64.dll isn't missing either, I tried logging out and logging in to Steam, I deleted "4000" in compatdata, so are there any suggestions that I could fix the issue?

https://preview.redd.it/1hcpe56lb30h1.png?width=275&format=png&auto=webp&s=6539f9650af66a7613ca1f6996d23eac31415228

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Can't make up my mind about KDE Plasma vs GNOME on my Fedora 44. I'm a gamer and a DevOps engineer.

I love GNOME's default workflow. When I'm on GNOME, I basically fly and flow with my work. I love its design, its vanilla workflow (I would very strongly prefer to use ZERO extensions), it is visually beautiful, etc., etc. I love its overview and how it integrates with workspaces and how dragging apps to launch them works, dynamic workspaces, and I love dragging apps and windows between workspaces to create a new one in-between. It all feels so flow-state and integrated to me.

But I miss very dearly a lot of KDE Plasma's power features and features in general that are native and first-party code. KDE Connect, vaults, quarter tiling (that fkin GNOME lacks), Klipper for god's sake. And that feeling of missing features builds up over time, and I end up saying, "nah man, I love vanilla GNOME workflow but I can't live without all of this," and I go back and reinstall KDE Plasma.

Then, when I'm on KDE Plasma, I love all those power features I mentioned. A working Substrat. Server-side decorations that work! I also love knowing I'm on a more bleeding-edge DE that will always ship first with gaming-related features and innovations, that has healthier funding than GNOME, more sponsors, and the devs in general have a much friendlier attitude and are always willing to listen to the community.

But you can't fully replicate the whole GNOME flow on Plasma (Meta+Scroll is impossible since Meta+Alt+Scroll is hardcoded on KWin, you can't drag apps to launch them, you can't drag apps in the middle of virtual desktops to create one in-between…). The overview and the virtual desktops-oriented workflow on KDE feels like an option or an isolated feature, while on GNOME it feels like the thing they care most about.

So after some weeks of being on KDE, I'll be like, "man, I love all these features, but I need GNOME's default workflow," and then I reinstall Fedora Workstation.

You can see where I'm going at with this. If you were me, which one would you settle for finally? Given all things I've said

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Forza horizon 6, premium
Here weee goooooo

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Hello there everyone. I have an acer aspire vx5-591g laptop which has a gtx 1050 4gb and i5 7300hq. I used to have a very low end laptop which i used to use arch on a couple of months and now that i've upgraded i never thought of trying linux on it since all my issues on windows were gone with this laptop but i wanna try linux again now. I never had any problems with my old laptop in linux since it had an intel cpu with hd 515 graphics but now that i have an nvidia laptop i'm afraid that it might not give the best output as compared to my intel laptop so my quesion is how good is the driver support for the GTX 1050 that i have as compared to something like an RTX 3090? How much FPS would i lose in games like RDR2 which i get on average 55 fps on everything low except models ultra? Any help will be greatly appreciated.

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I have used Linux as my main operating system many times over past few years. Now i have RTX 2070 and I7 8600K, can somebody get me fps and overall performance difference chart or something like that, so i could see is it worth to get back. And is there major trade offs with playing with RTX on Linux?

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Hi, I have played games on 4.0 before, like Factorio and Victoria, but suddenly today all those games select 1.0 as their default runner and if I try to force compat in the settings of Steam I only see 1.0 and 1.0 legacy?

I didn't change my steam install or hardware or anything that I can think of.

Any help is appreciated, thank you very much in advance.

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anyone experience the same?

I've updated my nvidia drivers and kernel twice. arch linux. rtx 6000 pro blackwell.

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Hey, been using Linux for awhile now, and it runs every game I play and has no issues, with the exception of Battlefield 1. I wanted to get back into my old hobby of modding Bethesda games specifically Fallout 4, New Vegas, and Skyrim. I looked it up and it lead me down a rabbit hole. I tried using proton/wine to run Mod Organizer 2 however it was super lagy and crashed and didn't support install with mod manager links on nexus. I heard of this thing called steam tinker launcher trued that couldn't figure it out. I tried the linux native mod manager limo wasn't great.

If anyone has any experience modding Bethesda games on linux please let me know. I am seriously considering moving back to windows 10 or dual booting so that I can mod Fallout and Skyrim without spending my whole day on it.

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I'm able to run the game on Ubuntu 26.04 smoothly, the only issue that have encountered is when attempting to save highlights. The highlight processes until 100% then nothing happened, no file gets saved. I've attempted to change the save path to various locations and set permissions, still no go. Has anyone successfully saved highlights? What am I missing?

My Steam Launch Options (RTX5090):

SDL\_VIDEO\_FULLSCREEN\_HEAD=0

SteamDeck=1

ENABLE\_GAMESCOPE\_WSI=0

gamemoderun

PROTON\_ENABLE\_MEDIACONV=1 PROTON\_ENABLE\_NVAPI=1

PROTON\_HIDE\_NVIDIA\_GPU=0 PROTON\_ENABLE\_NGX\_UPDATER=1

VKD3D\_CONFIG=dxr

gamescope -W 3840 -H 2160 -w 1920 -h 1080 -f

\--force-grab-cursor

\-- %command%

Any insight would help, thanks for the assist!

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Hi people! I'm on Fedora 44 KDE and I installed Phasmophobia from Steam, but the FPS is way lower than on Windows on the same machine. Is there a way to fix this?

For context, I already have the Nvidia drivers installed and Minecraft runs at 144+ fps on fancy settings, so I don't think it's a driver issue.

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Ive had mulitple issues with using the steam controller

1. Unable to update firmware on the puck and controller from the steam client (i had to update it using my steam deck)
2. Rebinding the R4,R5,L4,L5 within the steam ui seems to not do anything only after closing and opening steam again did it show my rebinds
3. KDE always prompts me to give the remote control permission whenever i restart steam otherwise the mouse doesnt work.

Not sure where to file these bug reports it feels like valve only tested their controller with SteamOS and not any other distro.

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