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How can I install the Vulkan 1.3 driver on this GPU to play Rocket League on the Heroic Game Launcher?

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Hey r/linux_gaming!

Having an issue getting Gamescope to stretch the output on my setup:

• GPU: RX 5700 XT
• OS: EndeavourOS
• DE: KDE Plasma (Wayland)
• Monitor: LG 27GS75Q-B (2560x1440, trying to run games at 1920x1440 stretched)

I can successfully launch games through Gamescope with a specific resolution (e.g., gamescope --expose-wayland -w 1600 -h 1200 -r 200 -S stretch -W 2560 -H 1440 -- steam -applaunch 730), and the resolution and refresh rate seem to be set correctly. However, the -S stretch option doesn't seem to do anything; the game just runs in a smaller window with the correct aspect ratio, not filling the screen.

I've tried:

• Using -W and -H with my monitor's native resolution.
• Trying different internal resolutions for stretching.

Any ideas or known issues with this setup? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

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I have been seaching around to a fix/solution, how to get ghost of tsushima's Legends (online features) to work on Linux. The problem is Playstations software which doesnt seem to work with Linux out the box. This is related to the "Failed to initialize PlayStation PC SDK" issue.

Im running Mint.

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I want to play games with a friend, like Stardew valley and siege, I tried to get steam but it’s so slow in running anything. It is a hp elitebook x360 103 g3 that runs on Linux unantu (can’t remove that). My birthday is coming up and I can ask for somthing else but until then, is it just my lack of skill in using computers or is the computer actually just slow?

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Zelda 64: Recompiled is a project to play The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask on modern platforms with many new features, enhancements and now modding support too. The community project is not endorsed by Nintendo in any way and you need to own the original game to use this.

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Hey, I have a 3080 and was looking at trying to get frame generation working for Oblivion remastered. The FSR frame gen in game has pretty bad ghosting and is not very usable, but I seen there's a mod dlssg-to-fsr3 in this thread that allows you to use DLSS frame gen on older GPU's. I couldn't get it working and seen theres this thread from a while back where you can patch wine to get it to work, but theres nothing recent that I can get working. Has anyone had any luck with this?

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I'm on a full red build and I was having tons of stutter due to shader caching on Windows while I had none of it on any linux distro while playing Black Ops 1.

BUT, there was a gigantic but, ESYNC and FSYNC are completely broken in BO1 so you need to disable them to play the game decently, still you can't reach full speed with it, performance aren't that great.
Here comes NTSYNC and holy moly it completely fixes it, no shader stutter, no fsync/esync problems and slow performances, it just runs perfectly smooth and my system is chilling while doing it.

That's it, that's the post, a small appreciation post for ntsync that fixed this specific issue I had with linux gaming :D

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I own the GOG release and run it in Bottles, but my DualShock 5 isn’t recognised.

• Tried installing xinput inside the bottle.
• Added the game to Steam to use Steam Input—still nothing.

Do I need the Steam version, or is there another fix?

Bottle details: ge‑proton 9‑27 · DXVK 2.6.1 · VKD3D‑Proton 2.13 · dxvk‑nvapi 0.7.1

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Trying to set up NVIDIA Optimus/hybrid graphics (Intel + NVIDIA) on Manjaro with kernel 6.12.25, but installation fails due to package conflicts. Specifically, nvidia-dkms conflicts with legacy kernel modules (e.g., linux510-nvidia-open), even after removing old packages. The error persists despite attempts to force-install video-hybrid-intel-nvidia-prime via mhwdTrying to set up NVIDIA Optimus/hybrid graphics (Intel + NVIDIA) on Manjaro with kernel 6.12.25, but installation fails due to package conflicts. Specifically, nvidia-dkms conflicts with legacy kernel modules (e.g., linux510-nvidia-open), even after removing old packages. The error persists despite attempts to force-install video-hybrid-intel-nvidia-prime via mhwd.

Steps Taken:

1. Tried installing drivers via mhwd:bash

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sudo mhwd -i pci video-hybrid-intel-nvidia-prime --force

Error:

bash

sudo pacman -R mhwd-nvidia mhwd-nvidia-470xx nvidia-dkms --nodeps

Reinstalled DKMS and utils:

bash

1. Result: Conflict persists.sudo pacman -S nvidia-dkms nvidia-utils nvidia-prime lib32-nvidia-utils
2. Rebuilt initramfs and rebooted multiple times.
3. Verified kernel version: 6.12.25-1-MANJARO.

Current Status:

• nvidia-smi works but hybrid PRIME offload (prime-run) fails.
• mhwd -l shows video-hybrid-intel-nvidia-prime as installed.
• Full package list: [pastebin link or inline output].

Questions:

1. How to resolve the nvidia-dkms vs. legacy kernel module conflict?
2. Is there a workaround to force video-hybrid-intel-nvidia-prime without dependency hell?
3. Should I purge all NVIDIA packages and start fresh? If so, what’s the safest method?

System Info:

• GPU: NVIDIA (Geforce 1650 max-q) + Intel UHD 630 (CoffeeLake-H).
• Display: Using Xorg/Wayland?
• .

Steps Taken:

1. Tried installing drivers via mhwd:bash

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sudo mhwd -i pci video-hybrid-intel-nvidia-prime --force

Error:

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A few days ago I was able to play. Now this is what I see when I press setting or join game. Used every proton on steam and steamdeck command. Any ideas?

Linux mint.

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My display (KTC H24F8) automatically updates its refresh rate when the display settings are changed on Windows.

However, it doesn't work at all on my freshly installed Nobara ; I can see and select every single one of the rates options from my Linux settings, but my screen rate is stuck at 60Hz (and it seems that I can't change the monitor refreshing rate manually), and if I select any rate above 60Hz, a "No signal" alert pops on my display.

I have tried with FreeSync/G-Sync both enabled and disabled but it didn't change anything.

Do you have any idea why it doesn't work / how to fix it ?

https://preview.redd.it/c2otmgtw31ze1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=8f0faf90658b54cedf61ba11c72831111d6b269c

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Upgraded Ubuntu 24.04 to 25.04 to deal with new GPU stuff (let's not get into that, shall we?).

And now alt + right click is bringing up the window menu, when in the past it did not.

The keyboard shortcut I expect for that function is alt + spacebar, which is still the case.

HOWEVER Alt + Right Click IS A FUNCTION IN OVERWATCH 2. So you see... I need to figure out how to unbind that in my Linuxy environment.

Can't seem to find why this is happening, or which shortcut to change, or whatnot. Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks!

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Hi,

Obviously a first time poster here who does not know a lot about building pcs or anything like that. I've used Linux here and there (not afraid of the command line if I have to use it) but most of my life I've been using windows. I've appreciated the ease of use especially when it comes to gaming.

Lately though, I've been thinking about building a new gaming rig. There's one *major* issue: I DO NOT WANT WINDOWS11!! I genuinely think that the new Windows is really bad. I am afraid that the AI features which I'm sure they'll eventually make every win11 user to have, will make the os nearly unusable. At least down the line.

So Linux it is. But I am still unsure how certain parts work together with Linux. I know this may not be the right thread/subreddit, so feel free to point me to the correct subreddit but would this sort of build work well with Linux when it comes to gaming?

• CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D
• GPU: Radeon RX 9070 XT GAMING OC 16G
• MB: Gigabyte X870 AORUS ELITE WIFI7
• Memory: FURY Beast DDR5 RGB / PC5-48000 32GB
• Storage: Samsung 990 Pro
• Power: Be Quiet Pure Power 12M 850W
• Cooler: Cooler Master MasterLiquid 240 Core II ARGB
• Case: NZXT H5 Flow RGB
• Screen: Dell Alienware AW3423DWF 34"

I would mostly use the rig for 1440p gaming. This sort of build would be on sale at a local electronics store and I really feel like with windows this could run pretty well all the new games. Even at 4K if I had such a screen. How about Linux? And which distro would you guys recommend (I have exp with popos, fedora and ubuntu).

Thanks!

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Should i switch to 570?

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In every distro (fedora,opensuse,Linux mint that I'm currently in) genshin has problems If I even manage to install it,after that the launcher won't open at all,only by a split second I want to fix it asap because it's the only thing keeping me in windows right now and I've done everything,lutris,heroic,bottles,and nothing works I seriously need help,here,DMS,wherever

Linux mint installed 2 days ago,updated GTX 1060 RYZEN 5500

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Hello there!

Do you know what analogs there are in the software like MSI Afterburner to reduce memory frequency, and FanControl to control and set temperature ranges for fans? Oh, and something like RivaTuner for locking FPS.

I'm just thinking about going back to Linux (I was there with AMD), but due to circumstances, I'm currently sitting on a 3060Ti with memory problems and only lowering the memory frequency by 400 allows it to work stably in 95% of cases. I also need to resolve the issue with PC Game Pass, but that's secondary.

Thanks!

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Hello,

I am writing this post in the hope that someone could help me. After installation of Linux Mint on my current computer, I noticed that after installation of minecraft it doesn't perform as well as on Windows 10. I thought it could be due to some settings being off compared to Windows or maybe because of lack of optimization mods. I changed settings to similar ones I used on Windows and also I installed performance mod: Sodium which I also used on Windows 10. Difference is, that the game still "feels" laggy. I see that mobs in game respond to surrounding with delay (maybe due to some internal server delay - I play singleplayer mainly) and I experience major lag spikes when moving around world and loading new chunks with potential mobs in them.

I don't know what I could do in this moment. I also tried installing other performance mods, which didn't work, and updated my graphics drivers in built in Driver Manager (I changed drivers to newest repository ones for NVIDIA Graphics Cards).

My PC specs are:

CPU - Intel Core i5-10300H

GPU - NVIDIA Geforce GTX 1650 Ti

RAM: 16 GB

Display Server: X11

Linux Kernel: 6.8.0-59-generic

Operating System: Linux Mint 22.1 Cinnamon

Thanks everyone for all responds and comments regarding this issue in advance. If any further information is required in order to solve this issue, I'm happy to provide additional info in comments.

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