Love your weird and quirky indie games? You'll want to check out Snailshock Grand Supreme Tournament, which answers a question no one asked - what if Pool but Snails?

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I've tried my best to find answers to the title but does anyone know of a way to run Steam games with gamescope installed using flatpak when the steam itself is installed using the native package manager? I'm using Ubuntu 24.04 and I was hoping I won't have to switch to the flatpak Steam version, however, I had a hard time finding any info on what the launch options should be :(

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Developer ustwo games just upgraded both Monument Valley: Panoramic Edition and Monument Valley 2: Panoramic Edition with full controller support which should get them bumped up to Steam Deck Verified status.

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As a huge fan of XCOM including the classics and modern versions, and a big Star Wars fan, the recent STAR WARS Zero Company announcement has me terribly excited.

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Dwarf Fortress publisher Kitfox Games recently revealed that the game has managed to hit a huge milestone on Steam, plus the final episode of the Noclip documentary is out now.

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Moonray Studios have put out the 1.0 release of Tidal Shock: Off The Hook, a free to play underwater shooter and the update brings full Native Linux and Steam Deck support.

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The Wine 10.6 development release is now available with the usual assortment of new features and bug fixes, to get more games and applications developed for Windows to work on Linux.

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The Half-Life remake Black Mesa from Crowbar Collective has a fresh Beta update available for testing, which includes numerous enhancements to their Linux support along with a bunch of other stability improvements.

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Featuring both local and online multiplayer, Nitronauts is a fun looking Bomberman styled game that recently released with Native Linux support.

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I am trying to play zzz on my deck, it worked just fine before but today I tried to open it and it keeps closing while showing this message, I tried uninstalling and reinstalling, repairing and changing the proton version, nothing works and I can't find anyone with the same problem. Is there anything I can do?

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I have seen a lot of posts of how to play minecraft on pure wayland but they all need patching. I seen one post that says it has gotten a lot better but it was a year ago. Now what do you need to do to run minecraft native on wayland?

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These are my hardware specs:

CPU - AMD Ryzen 7 1700X

GPU - RTX 2070

Motherboard - MSI X370 GAMING PRO CARBON ATX AM4 Motherboard

Memory - G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series (XMP) DDR4 RAM 32GB (2x16GB) 3200MT/s CL16-18-18-38

OS - Ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS

Monitors - Two 16:9s and one 21:9

So far, this are the troubleshooting I’ve tried(not too knowledgeable about it, so some might be dumb):

-Toggle fullscreen

-Different Resolutions

-Vsync on/off

-Tried each monitor

-Disconnected all monitors except one 16:9

-Closed all other programs

-Played with and without VPN

-Restarted Computer

-Uninstall/Reinstall(with & without a VPN)

-Tried Proton versions: Experimental, 9.0-4, 8.0-5, and Hotfix

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So lately i have been tired of windows and wanna switch. I hear from freinds that mint is good to start out on but some ppl say it has bloat, i also am getting into coding and stuff so i dont want a full game focused distro like nobara. and well arch i hear it's good but will just make you lose motivation if you try it to early on so yea advice would help btw the games i play are mainly cpu weighted minecraft,roblox,other games. I do also play rdr2 tho so yea atleast i have a amd gpu tho 7700xt also 7 5700x so drivers should not be toooo hard. (overall i know it will prob be faster then win 11 bc well its win 11)

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So, i managed to get Mod Organizer 2 working, either adding it as a non-steam shortcut, or using that install script from github.

That part is fine.

But i can't install LOOT, i get the "Internal error: Failed to expand shell folder constant "autopf"" either running it from native wine, or within the proton prefix with protontricks.

There's LOOT flatpak, but it doesn't recognize any plugins except the default ones. In MO2 i selected the portable install with profiles, and the file that LOOT is supposed to get the list from is in the mo2/profiles/default folder, and i point LOOT to it, but nothing...

The LOOT AUR version doesn't install.

Then i'd need some animation engine. Last time i used Nemesis, it got an error cause it couldn't recognize the folder structure. There's Pandora, but how do i run Pandora linux version within MO2 so it can recognize all the animations?

I'm less worried about the "non-install" things like ParallaxGen and BethINI, i tried BethINI and it works, just add the exe to MO2 and that's it, probably the same with ParallaxGen, BodySlide and similar.

Does SSEEdit work and SSEEdit auto clean? DynDOLOD works?

But what about vRAMR? That's a windows shell script. I can do without it, but it would possibly be nice to have it.

Can someone help? I know Limo exists, but i have no idea how to use it, or how to use the programs you need to run for Skyrim with it.

How do i make LOOT and Pandora work?

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Hi everyone,

I'm planning to move to a Linux os from windows so I'm very new to this. The only thing stopping me is gaming on Linux, so just wanted to ask the community for input.

Can I run CS2 and Faceit on any Linux distro? Are there any tradeoffs compared to Windows?

Also, what about GeForce and GSync?

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I've recently been streaming games on my local network to my quest 3 using steam link, I'm trying to aim for a 1440p stream, but my monitors are only 1080p so I can't raise the games resolution above 1080p. On windows it appears the solution to this is to add a custom resolution using the AMD/Nvidia control panel, but I've been unable to find a way to do this with kde/wayland is there a tool I'm missing? I have an AMD gpu.

I've also tried to use Gamescope to set a custom resolution in the games launch options. This works and I'm able to set the resolution to 1440p on my monitor but when I try to stream it using this method it just results in a black screen for the client. Is that expected behavior or should I file a bug report?

This is the gamescope command I've been using in launch options. "gamescope -f --backend sdl -W 2560 -H 1440 -r 90 -- %command%"

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