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Hi everyone,

I'm trying to troubleshoot a problem with a NON STEAM game on Steam that I added through Lutris. The game launches fine, but I only see a black screen on my remote TV. I've noticed that the game opens in a fullscreen while steam big picture is windowed (I had to, on full screen it's slooow), and I suspect this might be causing the issue. Has anyone experienced something similar or have any suggestions on how to resolve this? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

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I cannot stop myself clicking play on Glass Cannon, it's a properly great and unique shoot 'em up experience that twists the genre in a fun way that's too easy to get obsessed with.

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Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

I used flatpak bottles.

I already re-installed Battle.net, but still got error "BLZBNTBNA00000005"

Thank you for you help.

09fc:err:ole:com_get_class_object apartment not initialised 09e8:err:ole:com_get_class_object apartment not initialised 09dc:err:kerberos:kerberos_LsaApInitializePackage no Kerberos support, expect problems 09dc:err:ntlm:ntlm_LsaApInitializePackage no NTLM support, expect problems submitted by /u/Sufficient-Laugh-491
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Hello community, I am looking for a free game that can run on my t480, (if there is one that runs well and is paid, tell me if it is paid) I will read them. 👋🏻

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Right now I'm running nvtop, radeontop and whatever gnome system monitor on my second monitor to gauge what's going on. Is there any unified app that shows high quality data and temperatures like window's hwmonitor, ideally in a graphical interface?

I'm largely prompted by how hot my 7800xt is getting and how my "hardware sensors indicator" reports the junction temp as 107C and i'm looking for a second opinion on that.

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Hi folks

Sorry for the long text.

I'm not new to Linux-Gaming, been here since at least 4 years. But I'm currently struggling with running Dead by Daylight on my Arch Linux Machine.

Let me tell you what it's all about.

When I bought DBD, I was running the same Setup as today: * Steam Flatpak * AMD Ryzen 7 5700X * NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060

At first, all worked fine, but a few updates later (System and flatpak) DBD suddenly stopped working correctly.

However, when I start a game, even a custom game, join it, it seems all is doing well. Only after a few seconds, it throws me out of the game, and EAC is throwing the Error:

``` You have been kicked from the Server because of a failure to validate your account through Easy Anti-Cheat (error code 4)

Additional Info: Anti-cheat client protection not active (NullClient) ```

I have been looking for solutions or similar issues, posted in the Proton GitHub Issue by Valve but nothing ever changed: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/issues/519#issuecomment-2646342340

I tried installing steam-native and steam-runtime, but I still went into the same issue.

I uninstalled DBD and the EAC Runtime in Steam and leaving it be for a few months, just yesterday I've reinstalled it just to see, that the issue is still there.

I've been wondering if it works on a different distro, so I setup Nobara on a spare-SSD and there it worked flawlessly.

I even installed Steam via Flatpak to have the same requirements. Even the installed nvidia-driver version in Nobara is the exact same as I'm running on Arch.

And when looking at ProtonDB, many people with Arch can play the Game without issues. I've tried many launch options, different Proton Runtime (GE, Experimental), which all led to nothing.

I'm currently at my limits and don't know where the issue lies.

Has anyone else also stumbled over this issue and managed to fix it?

I'm not really in the mood, to Dual-Boot Nobara, everytime I want to play DBD.

TL;DR: I've been struggling with Dead by Daylight on my Arch Linux machine. Though it worked fine initially on my Ryzen 7 5700X and RTX 3060 setup with Steam Flatpak, now I get kicked after a few seconds with an EAC error code 4. I've tried everything - different Proton versions, reinstalling the game, using steam-native/runtime - but nothing works. Oddly, it runs perfectly on Nobara Linux with identical hardware and even Steam Flatpak. I've seen on ProtonDB that other Arch users can play without issues. I'm at my wits' end and don't want to dual-boot just to play DBD. Any help would be appreciated.

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I'm not too sure when it happened, but I noticed today that I only have AMD FSR 3 Frame Generation as opposed to DLSS Frame Generation. DLSS Frame Generation was definitely an option before. Any Nvidia users noticing the same thing?

Running an RTX 4070S, Nvidia 570.144 proprietary drivers, KDE Neon 6.3.4, Proton 10.0-1 (beta).

EDIT: I would be nice if people could provide some insight as opposed to simply down voting for no good reason whatsoever.

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My Steam games are on this drive so this is bugging me a little to Authenticate myself every time i want to play games. i tried to create an fstab entry for this drive (the last one) but its not getting mounted like the rest (second one i added in too and it just works fine). why is this still happening?

(sudo blkid for the drive in question yields: /dev/sda2: LABEL="S" UUID="6420deee-b773-4013-8953-71aea7b71b11" BLOCK_SIZE="4096" TYPE="ext4" PARTLABEL="Basic data partition" PARTUUID="ad47968e-ab21-426a-aade-17161494054e")

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Plsplsplsplsplsplsplspls

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The Wine 10.7 development release is out now, and in the highlights they noted an interesting sounding performance improvement for select games.

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Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

I updated Steampunk Idle Spinner, the idle contsruction/exploration/resource management game which I started making in 2017.

Linux build is available on Itch: https://airapport.itch.io/steampunk-idle-spinner

To produce the build I'm using Harman AIR. It allows me to compile for Linux, Windows, MacOS, Android and iOS from the same codebase.

So, now there are 4 ingame worlds.

Green steampunk: is is the original game world made in 2017, remastered. Early beta testers have warm feeling about its relaxing mechanics, also I often receive comments like "this is a favourite game of my childhood", and I'm very proud that my game brings good feelings to people :)

Clockwork city world: has expanding houses, mechanical sun and tax collectors flying on zeppelins. I got inspiration for it from Game of Thrones intro (yeah, this seems like a history, too, but finally the world is set up in the game)

Workshop world: this is where the players are explained about the basic game concepts. Here everything revolves around the main money making machine. Also the portals to other game worlds are built here

Floating Islands is the world where you explore new lands and transfer resources ensuring the best balance

I tested the game on Ubuntu 20, I'll be happy to know how it works for you, and also your suggestions and impressions

We have a vibrant players' community in Discord: https://discord.gg/X7q6Jkp3n2

I'll keep adding new content, and also after one more content update I'm planning to launch a livestreaming marathon where we'll uncover game secrets, discuss ideas, and maybe I'll even implement some new features right on the stream

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Context 1:

Skin Deep combines immersive sim staples (stealth, multiple solutions to every problem) with a slapstick sense of humor. Play as Nina Pasadena and learn to defeat pirates with toilets, flammable deodorant, and laundry detergent. Suffer through one or two existential crises. Rescue your friends, who are talking cats. It’s also another game fully developed in the id 4 Engine, and continues to push the boundaries of what we can achieve with that technology.

Context 2:

[Luxtorpeda is a] Steam Play compatibility tool to run games using native Linux engines.

• List of other native games supported by Luxtorpeda

• Detailed Luxtorpeda review

News:

u/d10sfan has added SkinDeep source port for Skin Deep to Luxtorpeda repos. Thanks to that, native Linux version of the game can be played as a Steam game.

Installation:

Follow the installations steps in GamingOnLinux article.

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basically as title i have two monitors and whenever the game im playing in fullscreen the game doesnt lock the mouse making me tab out while im playing

ive heard of gamescope but idk how to use it

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I recently downloaded a few mods for Oblivion Remastered, and they required Oblivion Remaster Script Extender. It seems to launch fine. My issue is that I’m having trouble transferring my saves over. The method I found on Nexus Mods involves the following : Install OBSE64 —-> Create a Non-Steam game using the OBSE64 exe —-> Run with Proton-Hotfix —-> Close the game after launch —-> Link the OBSE64 compatdata folder with the base game compatdata folder. I’m willing to try Nexus Mods too, but I heard the best method was to do this manually.

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In 2025 we have remote workers requiring headphones, gaming seems to be booming, active noise cancelling and spatial audio exist, and we have so many different distros using the same kernel. On top of that, we have scores more devs working on Linux than ever before, including at companies with a vested interest in growing the user base of “consumer Linux” for financial profit.

I’ve seen posts on this going back at least a decade; in that same time we’ve had other related/semi-related OSes (Android with Linux, macOS with BSD) prioritizing this by getting it working quickly.

Given all of the above, I was wondering what the issue was with getting bluetooth audio, incl. microphones, working properly on Linux. This seems like one of those things that would’ve been figured out by now; this has me stumped.

Why does there seem to be zero priority for these companies, or even for kernel/driver devs, around such a glaringly obvious hold back?

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Hey guys!
I see that the recommended way to use your PC is to connect your display to the output of the dGUP. But as I've just recently moved from a laptop to a desktop, I really liked the laptop way of 'the dgpu is suspended when I browse, watch movies etc, then it kicks on when I start a game'. So I've decided to test it anyway. I ran Cyberpunk's built in benchmarks a few times, with the display connected to the motherboard output then the gpu output. I've actually got marginally better performance when I connected to the motherboard output. (124 avg fps, 100 min, 150 max vs 120 avg, 100 min, 145 max). So... is this information outdated? Did pcie 4 surpass the bandwidth/latency limitations and is the slight compute advantage of offloading the DE etc to the igpu overtake? I thought I'd see more of a difference and in the favor of connecting directly to the gpu, but this is not the case. I'm surprised. Can you guys confirm? Maybe I'm leaving some performance at the table somewhere? For reference, here's my specs: - AMD 9700X - 64gb ram - AMD RX 6800 XT - 1440p monitor - arch, kde plasma, zen kernel, wine-pure-git(aur 10.6.r144)

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Linux gameplay of the new Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 running on a RTX 4090. While the game suffers lower performance due to Nvidia's bad Linux driver. The game runs very smooth and very playable! No tweaks needed, just click play! From my 5-6 hours of gameplay, I can already tell this is going to be an amazing game! If you look RPGs and especially turn-based RPGs, then this game is a must have.

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This happens on almost every damn game, some more frequently than others. CS2 is the worst. Awful performance and it freezes every game session. Game freezing and crashing is one thing i had expected from linux, but it freezes my whole pc forcing me to shut it down with the power button.

I used wayland kde before but i tried to switch to lxqt with x11, and the performance is generally worse and the freezing is the same.

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