So I tried Nightreign on my new PC running Linux Mint and the game runs at stable 60fps during tutorial and on the hub, but then I tried hopping online with a friend and it constantly fluctuates between 45-50ish for some reason. I tried lowering graphical settings but it runs just as bad no matter if it's on the High or Low preset, I already tried using the gamemode command on launch options and it changes nothing. I think my PC (Ryzen 5 5500 9060 XT 16gb) should be capable of running this game at 1080p 60 fps, so this is really bugging me.

I was planning on using fedora btw.

Went through a whole day trying to get this game to launch properly and it always refused to launch properly until then I tried looking on protondb.com to see if there was anything that might help. Of course a few launch options later, the game finally loads and plays on Linux. If anyone has a game that doesn't work I would highly suggest you try looking on protondb.com to see if anyone has a workaround like i did. I am currently using Proton10.0-4 and the command is the following.

cmd=(%command%); cmd[-1]="$STEAM_COMPAT_INSTALL_PATH/SwGame/Binaries/Win64/SwGame-Win64-Shipping.exe"; "${cmd[@]}"

I am using Omarchy (Arch), with a Ryzen 7 3700X, an RX 7700XT, and the game is on an SSD. I am playing on Steam, using GE-Proton10-29. The game works fine, and the performance is decent as well, but I cannot get videos of any kind to play. The regular cutscenes have audio, but show just a black screen. Same with the tutorial and skill menu videos. The video box there also just shows a black screen.

I have tried a couple different versions of Proton and that didn't work. I used Protontricks to install MIcrosoft/Windows Media Foundation, along with Quartz, and that didn't do anything either. I don't think I can play the game like this. I need to be able to fix this, or I'm gonna have to request a refund for now.

Hey folks, I'm trying to install a repack and the installer is telling me I don't have enough disk space. Which, I definitely do, according to the system monitor, I should have around 490 gb available. I am using the default /games folder that lutris has installed all my games to so far.

I have tried using different wine versions in the runner options as well as installing newer versions than the default with ProtonUp-qt.

It's worth noting that I'm still pretty new when it comes to using Lutris as well as Linux in general. So, I might just be doing something wrong on a very basic level that I just haven't learned yet.

If anybody else has run into a similar issue, any help would be appreciated.

Okay so I had gotten a dock for my steam deck a few weeks ago and after I was done testing it and had disconnecting it from the dock, waking up the deck caused this EXTREMELY loud sound to happen, almost like a really bad audio feedback loop that wouldn't stop until I restarted it. I'm looking for a way to avoid it from happening again (And before anyone asks yes I tried asking on the steam deck subreddit first and got no answers at all)

I have been trying to enable reshade on stellar blade but it doesnt show up i have tried all the methods reshade works fine for me in silksong as well Did someone else also face the same issue ? Thanks

Basically the option --mangoapp for Gamescope doesn't work or launches outside the game window but adding MANGOHUD=1 to the environment variables displays Mangohud over Gamescope correctly.

Supposedly the Mangohud environment variable doesn't work properly and it's no longer supported but it works better than --mangoapp in my case for some reason?

having some trouble with GTA V mods on Arch. I typed on the steam launch options WINEDLLOVERRIDES="dinput8=n,b" %command%, but the game still isn't loading the trainer mod. Anyone have solutions?

I was hoping someone here had some experience with the PDP Vitrix Pro BFG (Playstation) controller on Linux?

No issues getting it going in wired mode, but since it is wireless I definitely want to be able to use it that way. Any recommendations?

Using 'Linux 6.18.8-3-cachyos'

Edit: As a note it works fine on the Steamdeck running steamos

I've just noticed some frame drops occasionally while gaming and everything I've seen during my searching says that I should install one of these options. I'm using linux mint (cinnamon). I'm just not super comfortable turning off my secure boot. I am new to Linux, it's why I chose Mint.

Ok...I play games, but nothing fancy or frequent. I just play once in a while.

Right now I am Fedora power user but I am wondering if using a distro more focused on gaming should give me better performance?

I was thinking in installing Nobara and try it like dual boot, what do you think?

hi i have this error when i can run cry of fear, i use proton 5,13-6 and I can't find a solution