I had the problem that G-Sync was not working on some Wine / Proton versions, especially newer versions like Wine 9 / Proton 9 or Proton Experimental but it worked on older versions. I fixed this by turning off "Allow the window manager to decorate the windows" and "Allow the window manager to controll the windows" in the winecfg graphics tab of the wine prefix.

How to run honkai star rail on linux

i just downloaded it with portproton and after done with downloading the game dont start

and ideas??

Has anyone gotten this game working with Proton? I have heard that EAC can be used under Proton but haven't had luck with this title nor getting it working. Not asking for tech support but curious if anyone else has given it a shot and had any luck? I only moved to linux mint this past month and this is prob the first game where i haven't been able to get it working with a little tinkering.

Heyo, so my sound card keeps getting stuck in some boot loop (turning on and off) and sometimes when I turn my computer on the sound card works and most times it doesn’t. I was just wondering if there is a workaround of some sort. I also don’t use a mic with the sound card this is just for audio only.

Hey guys I'm trying to add a launch option to steam launch option, it's this line (+reticle_color "2147483648 2147483648 2147483648") but I already have this line set (WINEDLLOVERRIDES="d3dcompiler_47=n;dxgi=n,b" %command%) how do I set both lines in the launch options in steam?

I had updated Discord recently, and accidentally I forgot that there's no way to screenshare in a Wayland session. However, looks like they're finally addressing this issue. It doesn't behave well just yet, but it's something at least

Just decided to get this game since I heard it was compatible with Linux.

I installed the launcher with steam proton and everything works but when I launch the game I'm just greeted with a black screen and have to close it. I noticed I don't have the user settings file which people say crashes the game but when I add it nothing happens.

I've tried other proton versions but half the time the launcher never pops up. Only on experimental.

Any help?

Hi, I have a very weird, specific question because I'm finally trying to get "Flashpoint Campaigns: Red Storm" running on Linux via Steam (GE-Proton 9.2). This is a wargame from a few years ago that doesn't put a lot of strain on the system but seems to use some very specific libraries (as does the sequel which doesn't work at all), but I haven't given up hope yet. I guess what's nagging me so much is the fact that those two games are the only ones out of maybe 250 I've tried that I can't get running.

So, Red Storm starts, menus appear and everything seems to run quite well when you start a scenario. As soon as the turn resolution starts the scenario doesn't really progress as it should. This game runs more or less in real time phases but after the initial few seconds, the game clock is not properly advancing. Nonetheless, some units which are supposed to join the battlefield several in-game minutes or hours later get added only after a few seconds. So things ARE happening in the background but it seems that the game somehow can't keep track of time properly.

It looks to me as if the system time polling is either not working or misinterpreted. Perhaps the game thinks that minutes or hours have passed because it reads seconds as minutes. That would explain why it doesn't update the seconds (which are needed to advance the in-game clock) but sends units onto the battlefield much earlier than they are supposed to.

I was just wondering if anyone has ever encountered something similar in another game and if there are any things you can think of that I might try to fix this issue. For what it's worth, I don't think this has anything to do with CPU speed or Vsync or refresh rate, because the game runs well on Windows with the same hardware and screen settings.

Thank you!

Hi there good people! We are in the final phases of releasing our latest game The Fate of Baldr. We already know that the game works pretty well on Windows, MacOS and the Steam Deck. However we would love to get a few testers to test our Linux version as well.

Send me a PM or go to our Discord server and message me there for a Playtest key on Steam and some further instructions.

Thanks in advance and have a great day! :)

I updated tModLoader for Terraria recently, and with the new update, I had to start using Proton Experimental on Steam (instead of using no forced compatibility tool). The problem that came with this is that tModLoader now doesn't recognize any of my previous save data.

I can still find the save data of my Players and Worlds in ~/.local/share/Terraria/tModLoader

I guess I'm looking for where Steam games store their data when using Proton; because I think I can put my save data there and it'll work.

Switching to Linux is something I've been debating doing for YEARS at this point. Every time I do research about it, it seems like it's more trouble than it's worth, but now I think it might be good enough for what I do. Years ago, I realized that Linux is easy enough to work with due to things like Pop!_OS that seemingly makes things more intuitive, but when it comes to gaming, I see mixed responses.

Can I game with Linux? And if so, what distro is recommended? Or is something else a factor when it comes to gaming performance? And when I ask these questions, yes, I know games CAN be played on Linux, but I'm wondering just how convenient it is. I know usually games won't work properly on release, which is fine with me. Will pretty much all Steam games work and what about Xbox Game Pass for Windows (I know that Windows is another OS, but will the app still work?)? Will Riot, EA, Epic Games, GOG, Blizzard, and Ubisoft apps work?

Also will Linux be fine for the things I do daily? I usually use Brave Browser and just use Twitch, Youtube, Twitter, Discord, browse Google for various info/forums, and check my e-mails. I also game plenty and sometimes even stream using OBS. Will Linux cause any issues for me as a newbie? I've always wanted to swap to Linux, but was afraid I wouldn't be able to handle the OS for my daily use cases.

I just realised that my laptop, as the title suggests, is only utilising 1 core, which makes it hot (70c when idle with brave and discord open) how do i make my laptop utilise multiple cores? (Asus, unlike other companies, actually tries to make their laptop runs good on linux btw)

I got the zephyrus g14 model 2022

I got a 1TB nvme drive A 34GB of ram A Ryzen 9 6900HS And a radeon RX6800s