i have heard that minecraft should run alot better on linux, but for me, that wasnt the case

even with some perfomance enhancing mods, i still only got up to 10 fps at most

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I'm not expecting anyone to actually have an answer for this (I suspect there's nothing I can do about it) but I thought I'd toss this out there just to see if I can lucky - has anyone else had this issue with Bulletstorm? I'm running it under Steam on Mint with a VERY old Nvidia card.
What it does is this "sun blindness" effect where whenever I'm areas where the sun is meant to be shining (whether it be outside in the sun, or sun filtering inside through a window, or whatever" I get these huge halos covering large portions of the screen, and thankfully the game is extremely forgiving because it makes some areas dang near unplayable.
I've tried setting all the video settings to low, messed with vsynch, etc and nothing makes a difference.
If anyone has had this happen and figured out how to fix it that would be great, as I'm enjoying the game but get super frustrated at this.
Screen shot is looking into an outside area from inside an elevator.

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Basically, I used Heroic launcher to connect to my epic games account, I've had good experiences with non-rockstar games, and I used lutris to connect my epic games launcher in the past but epic games on lutris doesn't work well these days, so that's why I switched to Heroic launcher ... Anyway, the problem I have now is that after downloading GTA 5 enhanced through heroic launcher, when I launch it, rockstar launcher opens up (which is normal since I just downloaded it) but the problem is it doesn't detect where did heroic launcher downloaded GTA 5 and all the data about game and whatnot, it couldn't find the installation. What should I do? Thanks in advance

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My dad took my laptop temporarily to UAE, and I'm left with my Uncle's Dell Inspiron 15 3000 (probably 3567), it has an HDD 1 TB, 4 GB of RAM and an Intel Core i3 7th gen, which distros should I use for mid to heavy gaming for this thing? It might not be possible but I'll adjust the settings and stuff I will also use this PC for light productivity work

I'm very new to the Linux environment so please be friendly...

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Proton has been working fairly well for me; except I get a lot of audio crackles and pops (no snaps though) while a game is running.

Is there anyway to fix this?

I'm running endeavour OS.

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Heyyy I'm a noob to Linux, but still installed Cachyos to try out gaming on Linux. I usually update the system with pacman but also did it with yay last time. I did a reboot and was welcomed by an infinite black screen with an underscore in the left upper corner. After some troubleshooting I think it is because there is a version mismatch between my GPU drivers (NVIDIA). The core proprietary driver "nvidia" seems to be older then the rest, which seems to lead to conflicts because of the dependencies.

So the drivers version on AUR is older, than its dependencies I think. How long does it usually take, for authors of packages like these to give us the AUR version of the upstream nvidia driver? (It's online on NVIDIA's website already) Or is there another way? Downgrading the rest of them always lead me to different kinds of version conflicts, but I think I never tried downgrading all of them at once. Any other advice is welcome!

PS: I can't use open nvidia driver, because I am a poor student still running a 1080

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I downloaded steam and logged in, and its not opening past the "reading user data" and it freezes the center of my screen for 1-2 seconds every 6-7 seconds. Any fix? I'm baby new to linux.

I've tried unistalling using

sudo apt autoremove steam

But it tells me 'steam:i386' is not installed. And I can't find a way to install it

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While my program spawns multiple windows, I want one window to be fullscreen (the others can be in the background or ignored).

Currently, I'm studying Japanese via immersion (actively engaging with Japanese media). To facilitate this, I use a piece of software called Textractor which reads the memory of the game to get the Japanese text, which I can then create flashcards for etc..

For this, it needs to run in the same wineprefix. I do this by running a bat script via cmd.exe. Textractor spawns two windows, which I need to use to inspect the text being monitored. However, after this is configured, I no longer need to use the window (since it puts the text in my clipboard). Configuration must be done via the gui every time. After it's configured, I want to fullscreen to play the game.

My problem is that gamescope is very inconsistent on my system. Most of the time it doesn't. I get a (EE) failed to read Wayland events: Connection reset by peer.. I couldn't find much information on this online. When gamescope does work, there doesn't seem to be a clear way to cycle between windows (I see another)

Some additional info:

• I use River on Arch Linux Using river to toggle fullscreen mode just puts the window in the corner with black bars filling the rest of the screen.
• I have tried gamescope-git and gamescope
• gamemoded is running (via systemd). However, I get this strange error with gamemoded -t:

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GameMode ERROR: Could not connect to bus: Failed to connect to socket /tmp/dbus-14qcO5Zlmf: No such file or directory ERROR: gamemode_query_status failed: Could not connect to bus: Failed to connect to socket /tmp/dbus-14qcO5Zlmf: No such file or directory! ERROR: is gamemode installed correctly?

I do start my window manager with dbus-run-session so I'm not sure what the problem is here? This could be a red herring though.

• winetricks virtual desktop I have tried configuring a virtual desktop via winetricks but this configuration seems to be ignored? I also frequently get errors while doing this.

Apologies for the essay but I'd appreciate any direction. I've spent way too much time on this lol.

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I'm trying to get Command Modern Operations to run on Linux through Steam. I've installed Proton GE 9.13 on the sim's Steam compatibility line. Now I need to enter the following command on my Terminal. But when I do, I get the following response. What's wrong? Anyone know how to fix this?

$ protontricks 1076160 -q dotnet48 d3dcompiler_47

Traceback (most recent call last):

File "/home/bilbo/.local/bin/protontricks", line 8, in <module>

sys.exit(cli())

File "/home/bilbo/.local/pipx/venvs/protontricks/lib/python3.8/site-packages/protontricks/cli/main.py", line 30, in cli

main(args)

File "/home/bilbo/.local/pipx/venvs/protontricks/lib/python3.8/site-packages/protontricks/cli/util.py", line 148, in wrapper

return cli_func(self, *args, **kwargs)

File "/home/bilbo/.local/pipx/venvs/protontricks/lib/python3.8/site-packages/protontricks/cli/main.py", line 317, in main

proton_app = find_proton_app(

File "/home/bilbo/.local/pipx/venvs/protontricks/lib/python3.8/site-packages/protontricks/steam.py", line 717, in find_proton_app

tool_app = find_steam_compat_tool_app(

File "/home/bilbo/.local/pipx/venvs/protontricks/lib/python3.8/site-packages/protontricks/steam.py", line 505, in find_steam_compat_tool_app

appinfo_sections = [

File "/home/bilbo/.local/pipx/venvs/protontricks/lib/python3.8/site-packages/protontricks/steam.py", line 505, in <listcomp>

appinfo_sections = [

File "/home/bilbo/.local/pipx/venvs/protontricks/lib/python3.8/site-packages/protontricks/steam.py", line 413, in iter_appinfo_sections

raise SyntaxError("Invalid file magic number")

SyntaxError: Invalid file magic number

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Does Dell have Dellfan?

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Hey. Sorry for all the noobish questions now, I'm new to Linux in general but very very willing to learn.

Been thinking about doing this forever, got a new NVME drive a while ago so i had to reinstall my OS and tried W11 which i absolutely hate.

Which made me think about, why not try Linux at the same time.

Decided to try out the flavor Mint since it seems to be very close looking to Windows, so it's not something that's completely unrecognizable.

My main use of my computer is mostly gaming, scrolling the web and video editing from time to time.

So i have installed Mint on a separate SSD instead of creating a partition on my main drive which i felt was easier to do, way easier to separate the OS'es.

Been setting some things up and i have to say, the overall user experience of Mint is actually amazing. For a complete beginner with this Distro, it's doing a great job at holding my hand to explain everything.

First thing i'm wondering about, i installed Steam and tried to do some gaming, but the only games i could get to run through steam was Dota and CS2, no other game even launched even though steam said it was launching the game. From a little reading, my understanding is that this happens because the drive i have these game on is a NTSF drive, and Linux doens't seem to like that filesystem if i understand it correctly, i however got Dota and CS to run so my question is, why does Valve games run fine like this, but other games don't (games i tried was Marvel Rivals, Street Fighter 6, Tekken 8 and Silent Hill 2, same issue with all games and all games are certified on Protondb). Does this mean i have to format this drive as a ext4 drive instead to be able to run the games on it? This is a drive that only contains games, games are already installed on them and i have been gaming on Windows with this.

Second thing i'm wondering about, i have some games that i have gotten from a friends GoG library, since it's DRM free i got to login to his account to download these installers to my PC. What is the easiest way to get these to work on Linux, since they're not connected to GoG galaxy, it's just folders with a .exe in it. Been looking into Wine and from what i understand, i need Wine to get this to work but exactly how?

The games here are Cyberpunk 2077 and Stalker 2.
Can i somehow install these games with the .exe files, i guess through wine somehow? and then launch them through steam with Proton or does that only work with games owned and installed directly through steam?

Third thing and this is something i really don't understand that well when it comes to Linux. GPU drivers, how do they actually work? From what i have gathered there's drivers baked into the Kernel when downloading it from the site and it's an out of the box experience but, how do i keep them updated? And how do i know i am up to date on the drivers? I have a AMD RX 7700 XT GPU.

Fourth thing, and maybe this isn't something i should ask here but, pirated games like fitgirl packs, can they work through Linux in a easy way?
Reason i am asking is because i do this sometimes to demo games basically. I don't want to spend $70 on something i'm not even sure i will like and 2 hours is not enough of time to know if i would like a game or not so i rather go this way to demo games.

Very very sorry for the noobish questions, but i really want to go away from Windows as much as possible since i absolutely don't like Windows 11 that much at all and it feels weird to go back to Windows 10 since the support for it will end anyways.

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https://www.youtube.com/live/8ZHEhVzWH4E?si=ncTGU6VzNDrKNTww

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After the game loads to 100%, it turns off, i tried multiple version of proton, nothing seems to work

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I visited protondb, but none of the fixes did much except going to proton 6,3-8, which allowed me to log in. I could then choose my character, but when trying to play, i get error "lettucebeard". Alternatively, if i go back to the latest proton, i get an error about a missing or corrupt file at ../../Athena/Content/Paks/Core_[some sort of hash or id or something]-Windows-Client_P47.pak, referencer : N/A, error code : P06. I also installed Proton EasyAntiCheat Runtime, to no changes

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I am trying to update my Nvidia driver

Currently I have the 550 diver, but I would like to update.

If I open software properties qt the only option for 570 is "nvidia-driver-open-server". What does "server" means in this case?

I am running kubuntu 24.04.2 LTS with the kernel 6.8.0.55-generic

And a 4070 ti super

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It's seems that the reason this game doesn't work on linux because of the EA's anti-cheat.

I don't care about not being able to play online.

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Just got my 9070xt Pulse and using EndeavourOS. I dont seems to get custom fan curve working. I tried to make the fans spin by setting lower temp target. Like at 29C and the card is at 30C. But the fans dont start to spin.

Has anyone tried Lact with the 9070xt? Do i need to use lact-git perhaps?

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Anyone have a tool that can map one controller to another controller

in my case dinput with extra button trying to map them to a xinput
with multi buttons for the same xinput button

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First of all, I know I know. Why wouldn't you want to pay for game to not own it, etc. But, I see subscription more like rental. You going to return in either way at some point. Oversimplification, I know. It is not like I don't buy game that I actually want to own.

With that, what option I have that is not game streaming? So, similar to Microsoft gamepass?

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As we know, to use the full power of Gamescope,it needs to be run from a tty session in embedded mode. So me, being a fresh, full-time convert from Windows, wanted to try it out on my Fedora system (I know things like Bazzite exist, but I want my system to be as vanilla as possible). So I followed the guide here to configure a Gamescope session which can be selected from the login screen of GDM.

The drawback? Everytime I wanted to play a game, I had to logout and switch to the Gamescope Session and login with my credentials. This was somewhat tedious because everytime I had to login using my user account and since I had to log out of my usual desktop session, there seemed no way for me to run both in parallel i.e, desktop sesssion must continue in background, while I played games on the Gamescope session.

After trying different things, I came up with an approach which yeilded the following result: https://imgur.com/a/yHaXmgl

The switching between regular desktop and gamemode is done using Ctrl+Alt+F2 (for desktop mode) and Ctrl+Alt+F3 (for gamemode). Both can run in parallel if you switch to the other while the first one is still runing.

Here are the instructions to achieve the same:

1. Follow this guide to setup the Gamescope session. You may omit Step 7 if you don't want the optional functionality to select the Gamescope session from login screen.

2. Before proceeding to the next step, let's recap some info about TTY. TTYs are essentially terminal sessions which can run in parallel. You can switch between terminal sessions using the keyboard combination Ctrl+Alt+[F1-F6], where Ctrl+Alt+F1 will switch to TTY1, Ctr+Alt+F2 will switch to TTY2 and so on, upto TTY6. On GNOME (I don't know about other desktop environments, so if anyone can clarify in the comments, it will be helpful), TT1 corresponds to GDM, the login manager and TTY2 corresponds to the GNOME session itself, while TTY3-TTY6 are available for use. For the sake of an example, let's choose TTY3 as our Gamescope session target.

3. The next step is to setup autologin on TTY3. Open a terminal and execute the following command: sudo systemctl edit getty@tty3. Replace tty3 with any other tty3 which you want to use.

4. Insert the folling text where the cursor if pointed by default:

   [Service] ExecStart= ExecStart=-/sbin/agetty -o '-p -f -- \\u' --noclear --autologin <username> %I $TERM Restart=no

   Replace <username> with you user account's username.

5. Save the file and reboot you system (I'm pretty sure there was a way to just reload systemd, but I forgot lol).

6. Edit you .bashrc file and insert the following text at the end:

   alias gsteam="gamescope-session; chvt 2; exit"

   Here, I'm using chvt 2 since GNOME runs on TTY2. If you know for sure that your desktop environment runs on a different TTY instance, replace 2 with whatever instance number you desktop environment runs.

7. Save the file and exit.

8. Edit your .bash_profile file and insert the following text at the end:

   if [[ $(tty) == "/dev/tty3" ]]; then gsteam fi

   Here I'm using /dev/tty3. If your selected target TTY was anything else, replace tty3 with your selected target i.e, if you want to use tty5 for the Gamemode, replace /dev/tty3 with /dev/tty5.

9. Save the file and exit.

10. Log out and login again and test it out by switching to the selected TTY using the keyboard shortcut. Here, since I used TT3, I can test it by pressing Ctrl+Alt+F3, which should open Steam Gamemode. You can exit it by going into the menu and selecting Switch to Desktop, which should switch you back to your usual Desktop Environment and terminate the Steam Gamemode. To switch between the TTY sessions (including the one where your desktop environment is running, you can just use the keyboard shortcuts, and both the desktop environment and Steam Gamemode will run in parallel. Steam Gamemode will only terminate if you click Switch to Desktop in Steam.

This way, you can have things running in your usual desktop environment (maybe some downloads or perhaps discord, or maybe something else), while still being able to game on Gamemode, without having to terminate the process.

P.S: Discord voice chat running in Desktop Environment does work while you are gaming on Gamemode.

Let me know in the comments if you wanna ask something.

Cheers!

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