I just made a tutorial on getting Hardware Accelerated PhysX on NVIDIA GPUs for Batman Games under GE-Proton.

And Sorry for the extraordinary recording quality

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https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/1i4btc9/comment/m7w1zbf/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
https://www.protondb.com/app/35140#NFUVWUtprU

To be fair though this was the first benchmark run on Windows, whereas CachyOS I’ve done a benchmark before. But still.

Idk why the performance gap is so huge. Is this the fault of Windows? Or AMD?

Just moved from Windows to Fedora 42, have steam installed. But I just can't get Company of Heroes 3 to launch, I have tried the latest Proton 10.01 I think but you click play and it says running then nothing happens and after a few seconds it says play again.

Anyone managed to get it running?

ProtonDB says runs perfectly after tweaks but I can't see what those tweaks actually are

I own a Attack Shark R1. Not a great mouse, but I love it. There is an app for rebinding side buttons in Windows, but I can't make it run in Linux, or it won't be able to change binds.

I've tried input-remapper, but it can't rebind my buttons. What software do you recommend? Thanks.

Hi,

R5 5500/RX 7600 w/ 16gb ram

Wolfenstein: The new Order doesn't run on Ubuntu or bazzite on my pc and I have zink and proton on Heroic Games Launcher.

Anything else I can try?

I have bought a laptop with Vulkan support and I installed Debian Trixie with LXQt on it. Now I have to install the stuff to play games.

On my old computer, which I had since 2012, I used to run wine using the command line. I had no helping tools and I didn't use sandboxing. It is the version of the distro repo. I had to make a symbolic link of ~/.wine to a proper partition.

Now after many years there are new resources, such as Bottles, firejail and Proton, but I'm not familiar with them. Many things have changed on the Linux world since 2018. I have to relearn everything because my experience is too dated.

What do you use nowadays? Do you still install wine manually?

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Went away for about a month without pc.Boot it up and somehow no longer can play cs2 because of vac issue.I recently updated all my apps but still cannot queue up in cs2 because of vac.I tried validate file but still did not solve the issue.Anyone got any solution to this?

I am getting into PC gaming and decided on using linux, because windows kinda sucks these days, and proton seems to work 80 percent of the time (source: ProtonDB). I want to know if proton has any setup (again, noob question), or if any settings need to be tweaked for it to work well.

Edit: I plan on using Pop!_OS. Just fyi.

I'm a new linux mint user and every game that I have works except for isaac

The new ZZZ update is here, which of course means the Wine C++ errors under Proton-GE-Latest are back. Yay! 😅
Luckily, the game is still playable.

Here’s what you need to do:

1. Download GE-Proton7-10 (using ProtonUp-Qt or whatever you use to manage your Proton versions), and use this version to update the launcher and pre-download the latest patch.
2. Once that’s done, close the launcher and go to ZZZ settings → Advanced. Under "Select an alternative EXE to run", set it to launch ZenlessZoneZero.exe inside the prefix. For me, it’s located at: /mnt/Disk3/Games/Heroic/Prefixes/Zenless Zone Zero/drive_c/ZenlessZoneZero Game/ZenlessZoneZero.exe
3. Then, download GE-Proton9-27, use it to launch the game, and it should work now!

Hopefully this helps someone out.

Anyone having issues with launching nightreign? I am running it on fedora and tried different proton versions but they all crash shortly after showing the easy anti-cheat splash screen. Just a white screen and the game stops, anyone experiencing something similar?

Hello does anyone know why my frametime looks like this on my Linux Mint distro using Cinammon? I can feel the choppiness and mangohud confirms it. What are these little spikes? It doesn't happen on my Windows installation..

Compositing is already off for full screen apps and this is a fresh installation of linux mint

I just installed linux today so I don't know much. How to fix this issue.

I have seen that in Windows there are two squares to the right of “Ultra+” containing RT settings, which I don't have. I don't know if it is a bug or that it is not yet implemented in linux.

I'm using proton experimental on Arch with an AMD gpu. The RADV_PERFTEST='rt' environment variable is enabled but it doesn't seem to work.

I would appreciate any help, thank you!

Hey all I'm running a cachyos desktop and installed emudeck set to the "Linux PC" during setup for a generic install but I'm having a myriad of issues with configuration, resolutions not changing, controllers not working. Is there any alternative on Linux to retrobat on windows? A more full emulation station install instead of barebones ES-DE? I know batocera is a thing but that would involve running a vm with passthrough or reimaging or waiting on someone to containerize it. All the lines I'm seeing seem to be only controllable via the steam deck with radial menus, so no as easy for controller use without the need of a supplemental keyboard/mouse to help facilitate navigation.

Did you guys get it working with these on ARM device? First part of first chapter works alright but then I get 2 bugs:

Graphics completely desintsgrate to black with first characters disappearing

Max lands after dive but refuses to get up and is stuck in animation on ground only looking around and shooting

Specs: Acer Predator first gen 2k monitor with HW Gsync module. 3070ti 5800x3D

As per title. I have tried to run it, but while game is stuck on 60fps and occasionally dips to 40ies, the screen looks very choppy. On top of that I can see screen tearing.

I have gone through some settings and options, making sure that Gsync is enabled in Nvidia settings, and everything is set correctly.

I am only using Linux for about a 3rd day and literally just testing the waters to see if I can switch to it full time before win10 goes extinct.

The game works great, I am so far impressed with Linux in general on how well it runs and functions, but I am not willing to go without Gsync.

Any tips on how to make it work? I have watched some video last night about X11 and Wayland differences but I am not sure if that matters since cinnamon should be using X11?

I also heard that Gsync only works with fullscreen mode only, but no change after changing that settings.

Also heard that the other two screens must be disabled(I have three), so I did that through right click on desktop and disabled them in display setup, but that didn't help either(I'd also rather not do that going forward).