Star Trek: Voyager - Across the Unknown showed promise from the demo with some rough edges, but the new trailer has me excited about the journey.

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I know there's a few rally fans reading so you might be excited to learn that Assetto Corsa Rally has been announced for Early Access on November 13th.

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Memes, you gotta love 'em right? Question Hound from This Is Fine is getting a metroidvania platformer video game with This Is Fine: Maximum Cope.

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Ive been looking for a fix for this and I cant find one, wondering if anyone here has the same issue

recently switched from windows 10 to linux ubuntu, liking it for the most part. When I am playing cs2 my mouse escapes to the 2nd monitor when turning. My first monitor is a 4k panel and my 2nd one is a 1440p panel, I tried it on windowed borderless and windowed mode *no borderless mode itself*

If anyone has a solution to this that would be fantastic, oh also steam doesnt recognize my blue yeti mic as an option but other applications like discord does

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Hello everyone,

Im fairly new to gaming on linux and i need help with debugging why this game crashes. The crashes started after the last patch to stronghold crusader definitive edition but the devs dont support linux so im kinda by myself here.

So my question to you guys is the following:

How do you guys debug your games crashes? And can you help me with mine :D.

Some additional information:

Im running cachyos newest version and the game is played through steam. I have already tried older proton versions but those dont seem to fix the crashes.

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Farlight 84 is a battle royale hero shooter that now appears to be fully broken on Linux, thanks to updates to their anti-cheat.

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Hey guys, we rebuilt a lot of internal things on our game for the last few months, patched the jenga tower of bugs... (most of them, we have some known animation errors still around), added a `-debug` argument to be run on steam... and redrew about 400 sprites.

There is also an ice cave level now for the demo.

It would really mean the world for us to have some feedback.

About testing

It is mostly playtested on the steam deck.

We also have a discord with a lot of linux nerds from last time <3

You can report the bugs here, on github, or on discord, I'll deal with them when I wake up.

The proton build should work just fine, but the one we can do something about is the native build. We actually reported a few linux-only problems that are our engine's fumbling the penguin a bit (...that sounded dirty).

If anyone can tell us how a Switch Pro controller works on the game, we'd love to know, with the regular mini controllers it got... weird. Only controller to do so, but we think it was Steam's compatibility mode.

Also... wishlisting our game would help us a lot <3

Thank you for playing, hope you have fun!

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https://preview.redd.it/m3m1hwzu3nvf1.png?width=662&format=png&auto=webp&s=40ae9300f50904e5085387d2bb6244aacd102800

I've been using Linux for gaming for a couple of months, and this is popping up once or eight times...
My computer has 32 gig, so this really shouldn't be an issue. At this moment, it was in the background doing nothing. Once it crashed, over 20gig is free.

Anyone have a smart fix, or tips on how to solve it other than "download more RAM".

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Does anyone know where d3d11-triangle.exe might be, or does anyone have pre-compiled version of it?

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In the current state, basically most Competitive Multiplayers don't work on Linux which is a bummer...

The situation itself is impossible to solve because the 5% d*ckheads (cheaters) make it a nightmare for the majority 95%.

Well, what if Linux had an anticheat built right into the kernel? or atleast an official linux-gaming forked kernel? - This kernel is signed by the distro. - If someone tries to tamper with the kernel by loading a module or something it gets permanently tainted. (I can see this not working with Nvidia...) - There could also be inputjacking restrictions to stop AI Based cheats. - Games can require you to have Secure Boot + Untainted Kernel and if you don't then tough luck :) - The kernel anticheat itself could also scan for Abnormal PCIE devices to detect DMA Cheats.

Ofcourse, all this is just hypothetical (i can just cope and hope)

What are y'all's thoughts on it? Can this work? Is it even possible to implement? etc

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This is a bit of a stupid question (and a lazy one), but is there a way so I can just double click my exe games and open it up immediately with proton? This already works with wine but it uses wine instead of proton so a lot of games will have errors in them. For anyone wondering what kind of games, these are just like games on itch.io or gamejolt or anything like that. If there is not a solution, I might try to just create a script I guess that does just that. The steam method works but it will just create like a bunch of prefixes which is not needed for a lot of games.

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Hello! I'm making my very first video game with a small team of 4. We are developing it on Linux and participating in Steam Next Fest. We had some issues broadcasting first from OBS which I honestly think it's because I messed up the frame rates, but we decided to create a more reliable and repeatable solution!

We've open sourced it, you can find it here https://github.com/vaslabs-ltd/docker-linux-steam-broadcast

It's been 3 days now running smoothly and auto-recovering a few disconnections and broadcast servers shut downs! We even had a 15 minute power cut, but good thing it was running on a laptop and eventually got reconnected! I know other (more managed) solutions exist but I like to DIY and I could avoid the power cut with spinning it on the cloud, but I didn't have time, the fest started on Monday and we were running with this by Tuesday!

Hope you like it, and if you're interested on the game, it's https://store.steampowered.com/app/2660240/CUPRUM2929/ , we'd love your feedback on the demo and support!

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Hello! I just got Bazzite the other day and I can't seem to get Left 4 Dead 2 working. I can launch the game just fine but when I try to play singleplayer or try to join my friend, it just freezes on the loading screen and I have to restart to fix it. I have a pretty low-end laptop (intel core i3 6006u with integrated graphics and 4gb ram) but on windows l4d2 works just fine, it's just on linux that does this 🤷🏻‍♀️

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So I've applied a few more fixes, and was able to reduce the appimage size with this new gui. And I was able to readd back vortex support! Changelog below in lol:

So, after a while I have decided to readd vortex. There is a popup at the end of the vortex setting that you **MUST** follow, it is fine to make your own folders in replacement of the {game} portion but I have only found vortex to work inside of that folder when adding it via steam and it can basically be setup almost how it is on windows. When you setup vortex it will also automatically apply the nxm handler.

I have added some fixes/dependencies into the appimage for people on kubuntu and mint. Also a few fixes for the heroic finding system as well.

One last thing is that I have created an experimental save symlinker. It will auto populate the prefixes documents folder and put only bethesda games saves there, and it will generate a folder in the MO2 or Vortex folder called "Save Games Folder" and it will show you symlink to each bethesda game. Feedback would be appreciated on this as its a work in progress.

Simple Games Modding has also been added. This will show you prefixes for games and will load the dependencies directly to them, this is if you wanted to load optiscaler, reshade, enb, or a few other things directly into the application itself. This means you wouldn't need to fiddle with launch options for winedlloverides at all. And I'm willing to add other dependencies or other dlls to the list if requested!

One thing I need to work on is logging for the terminal, and the log files to help diagnose any issues.

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Hey guys! Im new to linux, switched over from windows 10 to linux mint about 2 weeks ago, I had so much fun tinkering with everything that I never really tested my proper gaming setup (which is running an hdmi cable to my tv to play steam games on big picture mode from the couch), I only tested just playing on my normal monitor which ran fine, perfectly. until now, when ive finished tinkering, ready to actually play some games, and im realizing that when i setup my tv (tested both as a second and single monitor) it runs terribly, it makes my performance horrible, both in game and out of game. I have pretty good specs, a GTX 4060, Ryzen 5 3600, 16gbs ddr4, etc, etc. Didn't have a single problem with this setup on windows, Ive tried just about everything I could find to try but nothing has made the tv not slow down my pc. please help out if anyone has any suggestions, thanks!

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im using arch (btw) and randomly sometimes when i open overwatch and go into a game i get like 30fps with 99% gpu usage, then when i reboot it fixes itself. i have tried restarting my display manager, and mesa but it didnt fix anything. wondering if this is an overwatch issue, proton issue or smth else.
idk if it happens in any other games because i havent rly been playing any other games recently.
anyone else found the same issue?

i have an rx 6650 xt btw.

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