I'm buying a Steam Deck soon and I'm looking for games like Stardew Valley gameplay wise, but with a lot more depth to the story. So, basically a linear story game with this kind of gameplay. Is there any good games like that out there?

I also like how Hades looks and I think I'm gonna play that as well when I get it. If there's any similiar games I would appreciate if you could give me some recomendations for that as well.

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I realized that Linux doesn’t get much visibility, and there aren’t any mainstream videos that really introduce it on Youtube, so I made one myself.

But there’s one problem: English isn’t my native language. I’m French, and while I speak it pretty well, some parts still don’t sound quite natural. (the temporary video is an AI voice)

That why I need your help.

If anyone’s willing to read through the script, please contact me on Reddit. You’ll be credited at the end.

Last thing, you must have an adult voice. I have nothing against children but it will attract less people, and adults have a more audible and fluid voice.

The preview is in 420p; the final will be in 4K. And if you have any suggestions, I'm open. :)

here is the script

have a good day !

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I want to play Cyberpunk 2077 and I know it works fine under Proton because it has a gold rating on ProtonDB and I’ve seen people benchmark it on SteamOS and Bazzite, but it comes with a lot of extras for the same price from GOG.com, and I was considering buying it there. The problem is the launcher I use for GOG games on my pc is Lutris which I can’t figure out how to get to launch games with Proton, it only gives me Wine as an option, and this is a concern because all the info I can find online about Cyberpunk on Wine is A) really old (like only a few months after launch) and B) really negative. Does Cyberpunk run well on Wine in 2025 or should I opt for the Steam release and use Proton instead? P.S. if there’s a tutorial you could point me towards for using Proton instead of Wine on Lutris that would also solve this dilemma, thank you

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I'm hoping the community can help me out with some software suggestions.

I use Windows 11 but would like to try out Linux again. I use fancontrol on Windows which is excellent.

One of the features it has is the ability to set fan levels / curves based on an average temperature. So I can tell my CPU cooler to only spin up if the average temperature over the past 5, 10, or whatever seconds exceeds a certain temperature. I find this is the best way to avoid my fans constantly ramping up and down due to temporary high temperatures.

Does any fan control software on Linux support this? I previously used CoolerControl, which worked well and supported my hardware, and it worked great when I had a watercooled rig where the time-smoothing of temps is a natural function of water. But since switching to an air cooler I have not been able to find a way of setting it up, and it makes using the computer a really unpleasant experience where it keeps ramping fans up and down.

Thanks a lot in advance for any tips or suggestions on this.

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I’m planning to use Linux soon and was really looking forward to playing Roblox on it. But I found out Roblox doesn’t officially support Linux, and to play it, you have to use things like Wine or tools like Grapejuice.

That’s fine on a technical level, but here's the problem: those tools technically count as “modifying the client,” which may go against Roblox’s rules. Even if you’re not cheating or touching the game’s code, just trying to run it on Linux might lead to issues with the system detecting it as unauthorized — which is really frustrating.

I just want to play the game fairly, without doing anything wrong, and without being blocked or restricted just because of the operating system I’m using.

So I wrote up a more formal suggestion below in case anyone at Roblox sees this, or if other players want to support the idea too.

Formal Suggestion Text:

Subject: Suggestion for Linux support – official client or anti-cheat exception

Hello, Roblox team.

I know Linux isn't officially supported on Roblox, but many dedicated users (myself included soon) still want to enjoy the platform in a fair and secure way using tools like Wine or Grapejuice, simply because there’s no official option.

However, doing this involves technically modifying how the Roblox client is launched, which may violate your terms of service, even if no part of the actual game is altered or exploited. That puts honest users at a disadvantage just for using a different operating system.

So here are two suggestions:

1. Create an official Linux-compatible version of the Roblox client, even

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Vulkan has been out for around 9 years now, and The Khronos Group continue tweaking it for developers to remove frustrations.

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Hello, so basically I recently installed ubuntu and I wanted to try out sober. Thing is, after opening it, it just sits on the bar and when it's highlighted, it's an invisible box that just bugs out the screen. There is normally supposed to be an UI but nope. I think it is a graphics issue but I'm unsure. I have a Nvidia Gefore 3050Ti.

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Holy crap its so First time using Linux and Steam together, and honestly, I’m pretty impressed. I was expecting a lot of headaches, but setting things up was smoother than I thought. Games launched without much trouble, and Proton does a great job handling Windows titles. A few hiccups here and there, but nothing major. It feels lightweight, fast, and way more stable than I expected. Still learning the ropes, but for a first-timer, this experience has been surprisingly solid. Im amazed.

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The new update of warthunder introduced Anti Lag 2 to the game but you cannot activate it on the linux build somehow?

Also yeah my GPU is AMD as well as my CPU so I'm quite confused on why I couldn't activate it :/

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Bluetooth manager says its connected but it doesnt show up anywhere. (Im using the latest linux mint cinnamon ver)

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so for context im trying to play Assetto Corsa using heroic games launcher (because the game is a sus exe) (another side note:this is not related to it being cracked).anyway it needed dotnet48 so i tried installing it using the integrated winetricks.i tried multiple times but it just ends up installing dotnet4.0 not 4.8.

any help or maybe this is a stupid issue from my side.

any help would be appreciated.

(side note:the repack is not faulty)

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Hi! I’m having problems starting the game. Did this happen to anyone else? I’m using Debian, and the issue is that when I click “Play” the game doesn’t launch.

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I have RTX 2080ti, Ryzen 5600x, and in T16+ maps the game can drop to 15fps.
I am using Vulkan renderer on Proton 9.0 stable, Arch Linuxi with Nvidia-open driver

Is there anything I can do to fix this crazy low fps drops?

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Dying Light (the original) is still one of the best open-world zombie games around, and now perhaps just even better with the Dying Light: Retouched update.

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Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

The Museum Update is the first major update to R.E.P.O since it entered Early Access in February.

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The project is Win64 DX12 and Steam-only, while Proton works okay, the idea was to actually port to native Linux with Vk... but no idea what Linux to port to (Edit: got recommended Steam Linux Runtime or sticking with Proton+Vulkan)

And does Linux have its own version of XAudio2? Specifically spatial reverb effects and something like XAPO is of interest... (Edit: got recommended FAudio)

And what about UDP? Are there any big endian Linux devices to consider and/or devices that don't handle unaligned memcpy well? Any devices with MTU below 1280?

Could just add Vulkan and keep relying on Proton, but...

So confused

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