For whatever reason, battle.net broke. It started off telling my update agent went to sleep. I couldn't fix it, so I deleted battle.net from Lutris and tried to reinstall. Lutris keeps saying it can;t find battle.net launcher. It's not in the folder when it's installed.

Just trying to play Diablo 4 and today it's being a bitch for some reason. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

EDIT: Forgot to mention that Lutris is not installing the battle.net launcher. It's not found anywhere in the install folder.

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for example this shortcut would only work on windows, how could I get it to work on linux without having to rewrite the entire shortcut?

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I am using Linux Mint and am having difficulty getting Marvel Rivals to actually launch.

I am using Proton and even tried a few different versions. No other game has this issue. Has anyone else had this problem?

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Good morning. I used to be able to play Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel on my laptop which runs MX Linux, via Steam and Proton. This morning, when I tried running the program, I got the error mentioned in the screenshot above. I know 3d acceleration is enabled via the glxinfo command, but I don't know how to resolve the Direct X11 error.

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For those of you stuck with the game crashing after a couple minutes, this has been fixed on the bleeding edge branch.

Heres how to entable it: https://forum.endeavouros.com/t/how-to-install-proton-bleeding-edge/36220

Best of luck, I managed to get 6 games in with 0 issues whatsoever

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Dreaded Marvel Rivals Assertion error crash, which is usually solved with launch commands that spoof the Steamdeck, but that is not working. I have tried various Proton versions which either do not launch at all, give this error, or launch with no graphics. My game was working yesterday.

Thank you!!!

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I'm a simple guy, my main use of the system is gaming and contabt consumption and some light coding, and I want plex to eork flawlessly. My system is all amd r7 5800x3d and an rx 9070xt. I thought about nobara and i installed it but for some reason plex didn't work either I'm doing it wrong or I'll look for another distro

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Relevant details: * Gentoo * Fallout 4 * Arteck Split Ergonomic keyboard

Interesting detail: When a standard wired USB keyboard is plugged in, the lag on the wireless keyboard is gone.

Problem details: When playing games on Steam (Fallout 4 for now), the wireless keyboard will begin to lag after several minutes, then become unresponsive. If I wait for about a minute, it appears to "catch up", and will work for another several minutes until it lags again.

Attempted solutions: * Different USB ports for the dongle (USB 2 and 3 in the line of sight). * Assured it was charged (uses internal rechargeable battery). * Several software tweaks (mostly steam) * Checked logs (dmesg and others), nothing interesting

If you've seen something similar I'd be interested in knowing, even if you don't have a solution.

Thanks in advance!

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I don't know what the solution for this issue I've seen could be, but it's becoming more prevalent as time goes by.

You get a game, like Golf with your friends or Dying Light. A game that has been out for a little while. You launch it, and great, it has a Linux version!

You launch it, and it either crashes or lags terribly. Turns out, they haven't recompiled the game for the new Kernel or the new version that is currently out. You have to go out of your way and force a Proton version,

There has to be a solution to this. Is there a way they could recompile it easier? Is there a way they could leave the source code on their Steam Dev account and it would recompile over time through Valve involvement?

If there is no solution, just... remove the Linux version and make it Proton by default... It's far better for everyone at this point, if the game is complete and they don't feel like maintaining a version with fewer players.

Anyone else has suggestions?

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preferably in the simcade-sim spectrum. I tried assetto but couldn't get it to work no matter the proton version i used.

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Hey all,

Ive wanted to switch to linux for a while now, but me playing maplestory has always held me back (cant be played on linux). I recently learned about duel booting and had a question here. I would solely install windows for maplestory. Typically when i game i watch youtube (which is fine). Other times i download videos, mods or games.

Would it be possible to acces my linux side from the windows side? As in download videos for the linux side or download games. If i were to interact with linux like this it would mean i can main linux and simply switch for maplestory and return when im done (or want to play another game).

With kind regards, Martijn

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I need old native Linux games, that most importantly didn't receive any updates since years or decades. Basically abandonware.

This is for research and perhaps I'll find some cool retro games to play. Just throw everything you have.

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After I updated my NVIDIA drivers, my Steam games have been running very, very slowly, even with the graphics options turned as low as possible.

The graphic-intensive games I usually play are Empires of the Undergrowth, Marvel Midnight Suns, Star Trek Online, and Wrath of the Righteous.

I recently got Baldur's Gate 3. When I played it the first time, it popped up a warning that my Nvidia drivers were out of date. I clicked through it and it popped up a couple more times, but I was able to play the beginning mission without any issues.

After I saved and exited, I decided to take BG3's advice and upgrade my Nvidia drivers. I used Driver Manager to upgrade them to version 570 and rebooted.

After the reboot, I launched BG3 and saw it was moving so slowly, I had to force-quit it get out. Then I went and tried my other Steam games. All of them are now running extremely slowly. I was previously playing Star Trek Online with all the graphics options set to the max before upgrading the Nvidia driver. Now, even if I set all options to the lowest possible, it is still too slow to play. The other graphics-intense games had the same problems.

Non-graphics intense games like 5D Chess with Multiverse Time Travel and Stardew Valley work fine.

I tried going back to the old version of the driver and rebooting but the same thing still happens. I tried other Nvidia driver versions and the same slowness issue happens.

I don't have any non-Steam games with high graphics to compare.

Any suggestions on how to get my system back to normal?

System Specs:
Linux Mint 21.3
MATE 1.26.0
32 GB RAM
Intel® Core™ i7-2600K CPU @ 3.40GHz × 8
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti/PCIe/SSE2

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I'm having this really weird issue where I'm installing an application using lutris and everything installs fine but if the app crashes on first startup the folder in program files just completely disapears.

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If someone on Linux activated windows in a VM, would they be able to play games that normally wouldn't work due to kernel level anticheat? And how well would the VM perform compared just having Windows as a dual boot?

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I installed Mint Cinnamon 22 a week ago. Steam games work using Proton-ge, BattleNet works. I play a lot of Skyrim, and it runs fine on its own, but I can't get mods to work.

I tried Vortex first, since that's what I used under Windows 11. I tried using Lutrix, it installed and ran fine. I had to manually add my games drive to Wine or else Steam wouldn't see it. I downloaded a collection (the "Add collection" button would not work, I had to copy the link and drop it into Vortex). Once the collection was installed, Vortex would not run it. The play button would spin for a minute, then it would quit. (Skyrim works fine by itself.) The "fix Chrome" button would give me an error that it could not be fixed.

I then tried using Rockerbacon's script to install Mod Organizer. It's installed, but clicking any Vortex link on Nexus gives me a Failed to start download error. Solution for this is to disconnect and reconnect from Nexux, but no joy there. I went into Settings and clicked the button to make Nexus links work, but that did nothing. I kept looking at various posts, but they all pretty much say the same thing. Anyone got any ideas?

My system, if it helps, is a Ryzen 5900, RoG Strix x570-E, AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT, Realtek audio

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I just started marvel but it won't show, I tried other games but all of them started normally.

I am on cachyos and I tried both cachy proton and the newest proton 10 beta.

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