Hello everyone,

I am trying to install and make FSR4 run on Linux Mint. I have installed ProtonGE 10.28 with ProtonUP-QT, set ProtonGE globally in Steam and have these launch options enabled with Squad:

PROTON_FSR4_UPGRADE=1 PROTON_FSR4_INDICATOR=1 %command%

Unfortunately, there is no visible indicator that would tell me FSR4 is enabled so I guess something is missing.

Any advice?

Thanks in advance.

System:
5950X, 32GB RAM, 9060XT 16GB, B550 Aorus Elite V2

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For some time now, I've been developing my free-to-play game, an RPG/strategy simulator about a Dark Lord/Lady trying to conquer/destroy a fantasy world using intrigue, corruption, dark magic, and brutal military force.

I am planning another major update, focusing primarily on the endgame. Players focused on direct conquest will have new ways to find loot—portals to crazy, Lovecraftian worlds, discovering new lands, and a magical slumber to wait for the rebirth of old enemies/the emergence of new ones (and seeing how the world changes in their absence). For players more interested in the less brutal side of world domination, the options for managing the territories of our empire will be expanded. Will you allow orcs to overrun Dark Elf cities? Will schools focus on training engineers for the army and economy, or on brainwashing them into blind obedience? Furthermore, I'm expanding the Dark Lord's interactions with other characters, including available romances. Of course, new content requires testing, and since, as usual, it's highly non-linear and dependent on player decisions (plus random generation), I can't test every combination myself.

That's why I'm seeking the help of testers. All you need to do is play once—one playthrough lasts about 1.5 hours (as I mentioned, the game is highly non-linear and is meant to be played multiple times, each time revealing a different story) and send me a short report (specifically, indicating if you've spotted any obvious bugs).

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Hi everyone, I'm having performance issues with two specific games on Debian. I installed CS2 and Assassin's Creed 2, but both feel like they are capped or stuttering around 60 FPS, even though I'm using a 120-180Hz monitor.

CS2 doesn't feel as smooth as it did on Windows 11; it feels sluggish. The same thing is happening with Assassin's Creed 2. I have already properly installed the Nvidia drivers, and other games like Hades run perfectly, just as they did on Windows.

What can I do to fix this? Any advice on configuration or optimization would be appreciated.

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Hytale arrives in very Early Access tomorrow with Native Linux support, and the future of it is looking incredible bright thanks to strong pre-orders.

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It was just a few days ago I was singing the praises of Linux here on reddit because I tried WoW and it was running WAY better on Linux...

Well, now it won't run at all.

I have been launching Bnet launcher using Faugus launcher just fine, then launching WoW through it just fine. Since yesterday night, WoW now just launches to a white or black screen, I hear the music, never get image. When I alt+F4, it shows the game screen (so it is able to present it), then it closes.

Fixes I've found through Google that aren't working:

• forcing the game to run in windowed mode

• forcing the game to run in d3d11 mode

• launching it through Steam or Lutris

Any advice? Yes I have done a complete reinstall...

Debian Unstable
9700X
9070 XT
32gb DDR5 RAM
installed to NVME

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Hi, I'm in the process of switching my Lenovo Legion Go to Linux (CachyOS), and part of making sure it's viable is getting screens to recognize HDMI signal. I have a dock (not a big brand) which works on Windows but not Linux. TV doesn't react at all to the signal.

So, I'd like to know if there's ideally a software means to get that working, or if there's an adapter or worst case another dock that works.

Thanks in advance!

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A truly excellent point and click adventure game The Drifter is now more easily playable thanks to some official translations, and support for fan additions.

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Hey guys, I just got Zorin, and I'm impressed I'd like to add Minecraft, both bedrock and Java, as well as Rocket League. So I get that Java is already natively on Minecraft, so what about Bedrock, where do I download it from? Same with Rocket League. Ik so far to use Steam, I then went and made sure Proton is on, I selected Proton 10.0-3. Is this the right move? How do I install these games?

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DeckWrecking Pirates appears to have a fun blend of various features that fans of turn-based strategy games and deck-builders will no doubt appreciate.

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When running Tabletop Simulator with the Linux runtime on Wayland the game freezes when trying to open the file dialogue.

This is an annoying issue and when scanning the web a solution is hard to find. However, after one hour of research I found a way to solve this without switching to Proton and since X11 is dead now on several distros, falling back to X11 is not an option anymore.

Modern problems need modern solutions, however, and the trick is to force the app falling back to XWayland instead.

This can be done with Setting the WAYLAND_DISPLAY variable to empty. Just put

env WAYLAND_DISPLAY= %command%

(note the space between = and %command% ) into launch options and suddenly it works. Hopefully someone finds this useful! I leave it here because else I forget it again lol

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Hi , i wanted to ask a question to anyone who is playing Rust on linux , are there any servers with decent people playing? I want to download and play the game but the fact that i will not be able to access 99% of the servers scares me a bit.

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One to stick into your list to keep an eye on is Nightwater, an open world exploration game that mixes in crafting and automation in a strange world.

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Hi fellow Linuxes,

it’s been a while I checked and I think Reddit should know the current news then anybody else. Is there something in the making for Anticheat software on Linux?

Only thing holding me back is Battlefield and some other multiplayer FPS games to switch to Linux because, you know it doesn’t work out of the box, others do like StarCitizen or other MMOs.

Do you know that someone is working on that kind of a problem or ist the way still to not buy and play these games?

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Guys, I'm a Windows user and I want to switch to Linux, but I have a weak laptop and that's why every FPS in games is important to me, and on Linux my gaming performance drops. I installed Ubuntu, Fedora, even tried Steam OS, and everywhere the FPS was lower than on Windows. I play Dota and all kinds of story-driven games like Days Gone, but for some reason I feel like I'm doing something wrong, because I have no experience with Linux. Tell me, can I switch to some Linux distribution where I will feel comfortable and be able to do whatever I want? Does anyone have experience with low-end PCs/laptops? Tell me how you feel about Linux. Did your FPS drop or, on the contrary, did it increase?

By the way, I have

i3-1005G1 2 cores 4 threads

Nvidia GeForce MX330 2GB VRAM

8 RAM

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Hey guys! I plan to use Bazzite for gaming and was currently wondering what the thoughts are of the community? Prices are in Canadian.

The 9070 XT is currently $929.99. And the 4070Ti is $1089.99.

I might turn on ray-tracing for some stuff, but honestly I just want to play my games natively at Ultra/High with great frames. I don't care about path tracing, I'm impartial to Ray Tracing.

I'm thinking the $150 extra isn't worth it and to stick with the 9070 XT for less of a headache.

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The European Commission recently launched a call for evidence on a newer initiative about the importance of open source, and their reliance on non-EU countries.

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Stip already pulled me in with the interesting and clean looking visuals, but now I want to know more about what's really going on here.

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