Resolvendo Problemas com a Epic Games Store no Linux com Placa de Vídeo Dedicada

Recentemente, enfrentei um problema ao tentar abrir a Epic Games Store no meu laptop com Linux, especificamente na distribuição Bazzite com GNOME. O aplicativo não estava abrindo corretamente; ele apenas carregava e fechava sem aviso. Inicialmente, eu havia direcionado a Epic Games Store para abrir com a placa de vídeo dedicada (NVIDIA RTX 3050), mas isso não funcionou. Após várias tentativas de solução, incluindo a instalação e desinstalação do aplicativo várias vezes, descobri que mudar para a placa de vídeo integrada (Intel UHD Graphics) resolveu o problema.

Aqui estão os passos que segui para solucionar a situação:

1. Configurações do NVIDIA Control Panel:
   • Acesse o NVIDIA Control Panel e verifique as configurações. Inicialmente, eu havia configurado para usar a GPU dedicada, mas isso estava causando o problema.
2. Mudança para a Placa de Vídeo Integrada:
   • Após perceber que a GPU dedicada não estava funcionando corretamente com a Epic Games Store, mudei para a placa de vídeo integrada, o que resolveu o problema de carregamento e fechamento do aplicativo.
3. Drivers Atualizados:
   • Certifique-se de que os drivers da NVIDIA estão atualizados, embora isso não tenha sido o foco da solução neste caso.
4. Verificação de Configurações do Lutris:
   • No Lutris, verifiquei as configurações do jogo para garantir que ele estava configurado corretamente.

Após seguir esses passos e mudar para a placa de vídeo integrada, consegui fazer a Epic Games Store funcionar corretamente, melhorando a experiência de uso.

Se você está enfrentando um problema semelhante, recomendo tentar mudar para a placa de vídeo integrada. Espero que isso ajude outros usuários a resolverem suas dificuldades com a Epic Games Store no Linux

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I'm switching from Windows to Linux, but when going through videos and tutorials, I noticed that I had to wipe my PC completely. I want to keep all of my data and simply transfer it to the new OS without wiping anything except all traces of Windows. How can I go about doing that if I can at all?

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Two Point Museum from SEGA and Two Point Studios is set to expand with the Fantasy Finds DLC coming on July 17th.

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Hi everyone. Today i tried to play on cs 1.6 gaming server by meat74[.]com (this she can be fishing!!!) project and i can say:

Admins don't understand what does it mean "linux". They banned me without reason (of course by reason, but this reason sounds like: " bro, you don't use core.dll, is that because you are f$#king cheater, isn't it? You shouldn't laughing with us. We are really serious project!"

Cs 1.6 officially playable on linux (i can play on servers with vac). This guys think that "if we have our own shit-anticheating-system, nobody can play with chests" but they don't understand that this anti cheat parody bans legitimate gamers...

They think: we are always right, you can always be found fault with

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I currently have openMW, OpenRCT2, OpenTTD, Ship of Harkanian 1 and 2 installed. Looking for any good open source games or source ports for Linux. Thanks in advance.

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I keep getting this message: "could not find all required packages: [names of all of the packages]". I'm new to arch so I don't know exactly what might have happened to the package (I see they didn't get updated in a long time) or if I'm doing something wrong. Is there anyway to bypass this problem, or is it there any alternatives for this?
I'm using arch with cachyos-repos and kernel (cachyos-v3/linux-cachyos 6.15.3-3 stable) for gaming optimization right now, and I know there's the cachyos-gaming-meta package but this just sends me to dependencies hell ("The following package cannot be upgraded due to unresolvable dependencies: cachyos-gaming-meta").

Does anyone knows what to do?

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https://forum.manjaro.org/t/development-q-a-orangepi-neo-01/156450/108

Gardiner Bryant had conversation with Manjaros lead, Phillip Muller and was told that Valve has the Orange Pi Neo in-hand and they’re testing it, probably to bring SteamOS support for the handheld

https://gardinerbryant.com/manjaro-announces-orange-pi-neo-pricing-its-shockingly-affordable/

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Apocalypse Express brings exciting real-time post-apocalyptic train defence to Early Access and I'm looking forward to more of it.

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Saw a post a few days ago stating that there are some games listed as borked on protondb for Linux but if you use the Linux runtime proton option then it works.

What is Linux runtime and how does it doffer from "proton v9-5" for examole?

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What is a good atomic/immutable distro geared towards gaming, that is NOT Fedora based like Nobara and Bazzite?

I've been using popos for years and haven't had issues, but due to the incessant push for Bazzite here, I'm tempted to try it. But due to the 32 bit fedora news I won't touch fedora distros on my gaming PC.

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I'm running dolphin on kubuntu 24.04 through lutris. Trying to get sengoku basara 3 to run but the game gets to the save file loading screen and reports 'an application error has occured'. I havent done anything to dolphin other than install it through lustris. According to the dolphin wiki the game has no issues and ive been emulating it on windows for years with no issues.

I can't find anything about this issue online, any suggested ideas?

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Can I play offline/no anticheat games on a VM?

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The much loved 3D platformer A Hat in Time just got a surprise patch to update the game for newer graphics APIs.

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Need a new first-person dungeon-crawling RPG? Perhaps it's time to check out Monomyth. The devs just updated it with better Steam Deck and gamepad support.

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theres this game called project x im playing its a roblox clone typa thing so it needs to be launched from google but it gives this error what do i do

https://preview.redd.it/f493fwuxmf9f1.png?width=573&format=png&auto=webp&s=d653d83954dd700c884df3f0bc3be17ea244e7d4

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The Painkiller reboot from Anshar Studios and 3D Realms is now confirmed for release on October 9 with a new trailer.

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So just today my son came to me asking about getting him Minecraft working. Turns out, yet again, some data corruption and maybe some random viruses on his PC. So I said we needed to wipe it again. We seem to have issues that need a reinstall of windows maybe every 6 months or so, some are his doing and some aren't. I made a comment off the cuff how I should force him to install Arch and then he can figure out how to be his own tech support, real quick.

To my utter astonishment, he said he would try it out if it weren't so hard. Well, me being me, I started a rundown of why I use Arch and how it was my first ever desktop distro and how it for Ed me to either learn how things work or have a broken system. He mentioned how he likes how my computer looks but wouldn't want to be forced into the terminal for just basic updates. I hit back with he could go with Kubuntu or Fedora KDE, they use the same DE I use and that it's the DE that makes the look and feel and not as much the distro.

Before I knew it, we were sitting side by side deciding on a distro that uses KDE for him. Since Kubuntu is still on Plasma 5 I said Fedora may be a good choice, or then even bazzite because it's like having a steam deck on his desk. Well, sure as my name isn't Princess Butt Stallion he picked Bazzite and I let him guide himself through the whole install process.

Two hours later he had not just an installed system but also had all the software he would normally use, 99% of it at least, and was on a discord call to his friends playing games and seemed genuinely excited.

He told me that it was actually fun installing something new and figuring out how it all worked. This is why I Love Linux so much. So yeah, my boy has Bazzite installed on his PC now and I'm just smiling to myself at the idea. Wasn't very long ago he was making fun of me for having to "make hacker code just to use your computer" so this makes me chuckle on the inside.

So yeah, as long as you can play games and use a web browser, you don't need much else.

I just figured I would share. It's not strictly gaming related but it was gaming that made this 12 year old boy finally decide enough is enough and that he had it with Windows. Bazzite was what threw me for a loop but I let him make that decision himself and since gaming was his primary concern, it seemed like that was a good place to start to him.

So yeah, fun times! 👍

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Jump the Track has a great visual style and a fun looking blend of a comedy visual novel with pachinko, and now it has Linux and macOS support.

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Valve released another set of Beta updates for the SteamOS Client and Steam Desktop to bring in bug fixes and expanded support.

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