I am seriously thinking of migrating back to Linux as my daily driving, however, lately I've been playing a lot of Delta Force with friends and would like to keep playing it.

Has anyone being able to play the steam version using Linux?

Thanks in advance

As the title says, considering setting up my pc as a console, considering Bazzite. Though would be cool if I could just set up a fedora install and have it as a desktop also.

Edit - Forgot to add, all AMD system

So I installed hyprland and decided to play minecraft. I noticed its running using XWayland and found a solution for this: using "glfw-wayland-minecraft-cursorfix" package from aur and telling Minecraft to use system GLFW library. And I thought it would work way better as its native to my WM but reality happened to be the complete opposite. Same world, same settings, same window size. :/ Is there anything im missing about this?

running Hyprland on Arch Linux and Nvidia gpu( open kernel drivers 570.123 )

Hi all, recently installed Fedora on my asus rog zephyrus g14 g402rj. Very happy overall-was previously on debian which had a lot of issues with my hardware.

I installed both asusctl and supergfxctl to control graphics, and at first it was fine. I was able to seamlessly switch between integated, hybrid, and dgpu. After a reboot, however, only my dgpu is recognized and I cannot use hybrid or integrated graphics. I've also listed my devices with asusctl and same thing, only shows my dgpu. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Now. Warframe. Lets discuss it

There are some general problems with games asking for vcreadist dlls. You can install them with proton tricks for sure, but why they aren't built in from the start? Isn't it more practical? Those dlls aren't even large files.

Hi, pretty new to gaming on linux so apologies if this is has been asked here, I couldn't find anything personally. I'm on Fedora 42 with gnome. I have two monitors, and when I'm looking around in any game, my cursor leaves the screen I'm playing on and goes to my other screen. I've tried setting the in-use monitor as my primary display but that didn't change anything. Is there a way to 'lock' my cursor to one screen/workspace? I'd prefer to avoid mirroring my displays or turning off the one I'm not using.

Hi I skiped the shaders when I installer HUNT Showdown for the first time. I had with my settings in the same location around 140 up to 160 FPS.

The day after I let the game Install the shaders and got on the sam location max 130FPS struggling to contain 120FPS and even dropping a few time under 30FPS.

Is that normal ? If not what can I do ?

Hi. I play Dota 2 but my CPU is stuck at 40%. Intel core I5 8400. Nvidia gtx 1650. Also the temperature of the CPU is about 50C. And the game uses 100% of the GPU. Is it a bottleneck or a bug that is fixable? Because it used to use more cpu

Back when I gamed on Winows, I used Playnite as a universal game launcher. My favourite thing about it was how I could track what games I had played and for how long on a weekly basis, giving me an "hours played per week" that was useful in tracking how long I spent on this hobby.

Having fully switched to Linux after getting a Steam Deck, I wanted to get a similar statistic. The Playtime plugin for Decky loader works really well for this, but doesn't seem to sync across PC and Steam Deck. Is there any way to do this?

So I used sober to play Roblox, and it worked for months, but now when I open it, either it doesn’t open or it opens but when I click the play button on a game it just gets stuck. Also, I have it added to steam but on steam it does that weird thing where it shows as open for half a second then closes. I am using fedora 42, my specs are a 9300h and a 1650 laptop, someone please help

I want to make a minecraft server on beta 1.7.3 but I also have linux and I tried to make a server (ok but there is localhost) so I want to make a public one but I can't because I have to pay for ngrok to make a server with the tcp protocol but I also tried playitgg and (I couldn't enter it through playitgg) only on localhost but these services are torture these days ... and anyway I need help to make a public minecraft b1.7.3 server without portforwarding only and also I don't know what protocol minecraft b1.7.3 uses pls help me

Hello, I've recently come back to linux mint from windows 10 and I don't know if the game got harder to run since the last time I had played it, for context last time was able to play at 900p getting a locked 120fps, I'd appreciate if anyone could help me and please guard the just upgrade comments for someone who can do that

neofetch for specs

I'm a complete noob with Linux, only had it installed for less than 12 hours. I'm using Linux mint, I have steam installed and working ish, steam is using my windows systems steam installed games and streaming to my nice new shinny Linux install.

I tried installing elite dangerous, which it tells me is windows only, how can I get round this, from the stream it runs like a dream, but I don't want to rely on windows anymore the idea is to move to Linux with all my computers. Can anyone help.

I've recently escaped windows and after some distro-hoppning I found fedora workstation 42 GNOME. It seems like it was the best one for me since I'm using 9070XT.

The problem is, some games seems to work fine like ESO, Slormancer, Marvel Rivals but then I tried Dying Light and it feels like a horrible experience. The mouse movement feels really strange and it feels a bit clunky to play. Perhaps the game is that way but I just don't remember it being like that on windows?

But I guess I have a general question if there is there something I'm missing after swappning to linux that should be done when it comes to gaming? Keep in mind, I've been using windows always.

So theres a recent bug issue that has now come up with thing where im seeing green particles all over the place, it doesn't show up for every wallpaper, but its on a good bit of them and its quite annoying.