While playing world of tanks I'm getting about 100fps max while my CPU and GPU are at about 30%-40% usage while I have a limiter for 144 fps. gamemode, gamescope and setting wine topology didn't change anything. Playing on steam with wine experimental, tried GE and was getting a lot worse fps. Currently running Bazzite, but same issue on CachyOS.

My specs are: CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3800X, GPU: Nvidia RTX 3060TI, RAM: 32GB 3200Mhz, system and game on SSD's.

I'm totally new to linux, and just installed Ubuntu Cinnamon yesterday. I'm currently using a steelseries Apex 7 keyboard on my PC, but I saw that Steelseries GG doesn't have a designated linux release. Is there some other alternative I can use to manage the colors and macros I use on my keyboard? Or should I try to run steel series gg through wine?

This is for fixing frequent UE crash with no call stack and no error crashes on AMD GPUs. If you have similar symptoms to these, this could possibly help.

Potential fix: install flatpak steam, uninstall ARC from repo/native steam, clear ALL shader caches before launching on flatpak steam, and use proton 10.0-4

Flatpak Steam forces its own version of mesa that is stable.

Here's a handy cache clearing script. https://pastebin.com/1hZb4Bah

I hope this information helps someone else to be able to enjoy this game.

This is something which occurred to me a few months back since I've actually come across a few older titles which now happen to work but they haven't received any up to date reports since Proton7, etc.

If not then this seems like a good feature for the maintainers to add.

Hello, as the title says I'm getting worse performance specifically on Fallout 4 than I'd like and I can't figure out why. No idea where to post this so I've chosen this sub.

I'll put my specs in a comment below, although I don't think they should be the reason for this as I'm still getting upwards of 60fps in everything else. In the Steam properties thing for this game I've put "DXVK_FRAME_RATE=60 %commannd%" and I'm still stuck bouncing around 37/38 for the most part, a few dips below but nothing too major. Everything is updated, and everything runs (framerate aside) as it should. I get better performance on my Steam deck than I am on a gaming PC.

All the hate on the internet about Windows 11 don't mean nothing , people keep using W11 even more XD.

I have the Starcraft: Brood War install folder copied from my old Windows partition, it runs fine when simply using $ wine StarCraft.exe (widescreen stretched), but when copying the game to ~/Games/Heroic/Starcraft and adding the exe from there, it lags/moves horribly.

Other games are a bit of a cointoss, usually the enhanced edition of games (Warcraft 2, Quake 2, both installed directly from connecting Heroic to my GOG account) runs perfectly fine from Heroic, but the legacy/classic version of the same has a similar kind of slowness/lag/delay.

I can't find anything useful about this issue (most solutions involve nvidia drivers, I'm on an AMD GPU), if anyone could give me any pointers?

OS: Linux Mint 22.3 - Cinnamon 64-bit

CPU: Ryzen 9 5950X

GPU: RX 9070 XT

Heroic logs in a separate comment to keep this post tidy.

https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/geforce-now-thursday-linux/

I think thats a huge step guys

Hoping for some support here, as I have no idea why such a well supported game is performing so poorly on quite adequate hardware:

Menu performance is extremely slow. Can just about load into the training campaign, but unplayable. If I try to start an immortal empires campaign i get a CTD when loading is about 90%.

Hardware: HP Omnibook 7 Neo 13 16GB LPDDR5 8000 12GB(system)/4GB(video) - split in the BIOS AMD Zen5 (8core) / RDNA 3.5 (8CU) APU 1TB PCIe 4x nvme SSD

Software: Opensuse Tumbleweed (Kernel 6.18.7 / Mesa 25.2.4) KDE 6.5.4 desktop (running Wayland) Steam .RPM package from packages.opensuse (not flatpack) Proton 10.0-4

Same basic config suffered same problem on earlier tumbleweed releases.

Game settings: Resolution = 1920x1200 (1280x800 also tested) Textures = Medium (Low also tested)

Feel like this hardware/software ought to be able to run the game easily on low settings, but it's borked somehow...

Any assistance appreciated.

I bought a 9070 XT a few months ago. Once I plugged it in, I quickly found out that Mint (kernel v6.14) didn't have proper support for it. I distro hopped quite a bit only to find that rolling release distros have bipolar stability.

Since Linux gaming is trendier now, newer kernels are getting gaming specific features, optimizations, bug fixes, etc.

I later found out that it was possible to install newer kernels using third party software. Since I want to upgrade the kernel to 6.18, should I expect this LTS version to get some of the optimizations from 6.19 in the future?

Basically the title, I got the new gpu ready to throw in, I understand that I can use pacman and get rid of any nvidia packages but is that all that I need to do? I use a wayland session so afaik I don't have an x11 config to worry about. I read another comment saying that I have to remove the drm mode set parameter from systemd but was wondering if this was optional?

Thanks in advance

I have a dotnet application that is not building because a dependency uses an old dotnet certificate (dotnet 6.x).

On Linux the same application can be built, but on proton 10 it fails to built.

Internet connection works, as well as building and downloading of packages etc (dotnet/nuget), so it is not a generic root certificate problem.

How can I fix this root certificate issue?

System used: Ubuntu 24.04 Root certificate error messages: NU3037 and NU3028.

What I tried: 1. Finding alternative root certificates that can be used from "control" in wine. Here under certificates, Root tab, I see no certificate at all.

1. Several SSL certificates I tried to import with "control" are not working (unknown format), even though the format is supported by control (p7b, der, cer)

2. certutil command line utility is very rudimentary (import of certificates did not work for me)

3. Explorer does not know what is cer format (f.e.), no installation option here

4. Trying winetricks or protontricks certmgr.msc just results in "unknown arg"

For me it looks like wine does only implement parts of the format. Since it does it's own handling and does not use openssl for dotnet this kind of failure occurs.

The question reduces itself then to: How to get or convert root certificates in a format that is understood by wine crypt implementation?