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A rather big release for CoolerControl is now available with version 2.1 bringing numerous major feature enhancements to the popular open source app. Control all your cooling devices on Linux across CPUs, GPUs, RGB lighting and more.

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Hi everyone!

I’ve seen several people struggling to run Disco Elysium on older Linux hardware — but my case is a bit different. I actually managed to get the game running, though I’m facing a weird issue related to highlighting interactive objects.

In Disco Elysium, when you press TAB or right mouse button, the game normally highlights interactable objects (e.g., outlines them). But on my setup, nothing gets highlighted.

I’ve learned that this effect is likely part of post-processing / outline rendering — which seems to be broken or disabled for me.

I found a file:
Settings.json at:
SteamLibrary/steamapps/compatdata/632470/pfx/drive_c/users/steamuser/AppData/LocalLow/SUN Studio/Disco Elysium/Settings/

There’s a line:
"highlightToggle": false
Changing it to true doesn't help — it resets to false every time the game starts.

Now the game only launches if I run:
MESA_LOADER_DRIVER_OVERRIDE=crocus steam steam://rungameid/632470 (Previously, it worked even with i965, but now that fails) with PROTON_USE_WINED3D=1 %command% in steam, but post-processing didn’t work.

My system info:
OS: Manjaro Linux (64-bit)

Kernel: 6.12.19-1-MANJARO

CPU: Intel Core i3-3110M @ 2.40GHz

GPU: Intel HD 4000 (IVB GT2)

GPU Driver: Mesa 25.0.1-arch1.2

RAM: 8 GB

Proton Version: UMU Proton, tried GE

Any help would be super appreciated — I’ve come this far and would love to fix this last piece. Thank you in advance! :3

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No CAP_SYS_NICE, falling back to regular-priority compute and threads.
Performance will be affected.

It appears too frequently, I always need to do:

sudo setcap 'CAP_SYS_NICE=eip' $(which gamescope)

It is really annoying!

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Afaik its not safe to do it here in the comments, so just hit me up

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I just moved into a new (to me) home and am planning on turning the downstairs basement into a theater room. I’m in the middle of research now, and I came across YouTube videos about bazzite and its ability to run steam, old school emulators, and streaming apps. To me that sounds like a simple solution to run everything from one device instead of buying multiple things to switch between. I’ve never ran a Linux OS before and was wondering your experience with it. Also, will the streaming apps be compatible with an Atmos receiver from a pc? Thanks for any input!!

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My question is pretty much the title, IIRC tekken 8 had some issues with crossplay until you edited the /etc/hosts file and was wondering if there were any issues with crossplay on SF6 since I'm thinking about buying it.

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I finally got rid of windows on my daily drivers and I don't really want to dual boot just for a few games, any recommendation are appreciated!

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I downloaded Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead from the official Arch repository and I was going to add a sound pack so the game isn't silent, but I'm unable to edit the folder it's in. It auto installed to /usr/share/cataclysm-dda and both that folder and the sound folder inside of it have a lock icon that says "This folder is not writable for you." when I hover over it. What do I need to do to those folders to add a sound pack?

Edit: I should mention that besides updating my system, I rarely use the terminal.

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Hi all!

Just wanted to pipe in. After years of watching this space, I've finally started making the switch to Linux (Pop!_OS).

I've always liked the prospects of what Linux offered, just always been hesitant from the gaming perspective.

My current set up is a Dual Boot with 2 discrete drives. One for Windows 11, one for Pop! OS. I've got 4 additional drives for storage, 2 are for windows still, with the other 2 formated for Linux. Ryzen 7 9800X3D, 33GB DDR 5 RAM, RTX 4070 12GB.

I'll likely format another windows drive over to Linux eventually. Keeping one windows drive for annoying anticheat games.

So far my experience has been great with games, but I've noticed that my audio on my wired 3.5 desktop speakers tends to crackle with the onboard audio, but not using my Steele Series headset. So gotta sort that out. aAso getting my stream deck recognized has been a bit of a challenge as I learn the ins and outs of Linux.

I look forward to being here, and welcome any advice or tips being new to Linux!

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1. Terminal> ds4drv Install it if not available. Let it scanning for device.
2. Enter PS4 pairing mode. (Share + PS button) Connect PS4 through bluetooth.
3. ds4drv should detect the device, then you are almost done. Open steam --> Settings --> Controller --> Test Inputs
4. If pressing controller button does not get response, close ds4drv (ctrl+c), remove paired PS4 controller, restart 1~3.

It works from my side. Works for non-official PS4 controller as well.

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I'm in the process of moving to Linux on my gaming machine.

Given the fact that Bungie seems to want nothing to do with linux, I wanted to ask you guys if you've had any issues with running Destiny in a virtual machine? I've been using it fairly regularly over the last week and it all seems to work fine but I am a little concerned I'm going to get hit with the ban hammer at some stage.

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Any one else playing Zenless on Linux with a 9070/xt?

When I play the game everything works fine and its playable but it has this really weird issue where the VRAM never goes above 4 gigs. This causes environmental clutter to very aggressively cull and pop back in.

This is not an issue on windows. the game uses closer to 6 gigs with the same setup on windows.

worth mentioning that I am running kernel 6.14.1 and mesa 25.0.3.

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Worth a shot..

I've got a late 2012 Mac mini kicking around, trying to get a little set-up going for my 5yr-old. He's OBSESSED with Lego Marvel Super Heroes and usually plays on my SteamDeck... but I want it back lol

I updated it to the latest version of Mac OS for this model (Catalina), installed ChimeraOS, fired up the game and got:

Fatal Error!
Sorry, but your machine is unable to run this game. It requires a graphics card which supports Shader Model 3.
The game will now exit!

Any suggestions? I've tried Googling to no avail, and everything I've found says this model of Mac mini should support Shader Model 5?

Model:
Apple Inc. Macmini6,1

Processor:
Intel Core i5-3210 x 4

Graphics:
Intel HD Graphics 4000 (IVB GT2)

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amd drivers are so shit, random ring gfx_0.0.0 timeout here and random suspend hang there, like at this point NVIDIA has AMD beat. It's so frustrating because nothing I do fixes this shit, and its completely random.

Every issue relating to this on the amdgpu git page has never had a working solution to any of this, how am I supposed to do anything if my GPU just kills itself randomly for no reason?

And I know it can't be the hardware, I can stress test the living shit out of it with every stress test imaginable and it just doesn't crash, but it will if i dare to play minecraft for too long, it comes crashing down.

People say AMD drivers are amazing compared to NVIDIA but they suck just as much, if not more.

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Hi everyone,

I'm facing significant gaming performance issues on my MacBook Pro 2019 16" (I know, biggest financial mistake I've made, should've just built a gaming PC, but I was young and delusional at the time.) running Linux Mint 22.1 Cinnamon, and I'm hoping someone can provide guidance. I switched to Linux Mint after considering the end of Windows 10 support and Windows 11's TPM requirements. Unfortunately, I'm encountering problems with GPU performance and compatibility.

My Setup:

- MacBook Pro 2019 (16")

- CPU: Intel Core i9-9880H

- GPU: AMD Radeon Pro 5500M

- Linux Mint Version: 22.1 Cinnamon

- Kernel: 6.14.0-2-t2-noble

- Display Server: X11

- Mac-specific hardware: T2 chip

The Issues:

1. Games not opening: After attempting the hybrid graphics configuration on the t2linux wiki, neither Marvel Rivals nor Genshin Impact will launch. (Haven't bothered installing any other games yet, as these 2 have already proved to be so much of a headache lol.)
2. Initial performance issues: Previously, before attempting the hybrid graphics configuration:

- Marvel Rivals: I managed to get it running (thanks to this thread) but only on the lowest settings.

- Genshin Impact: I tried running through Lutris with both the standard and An Anime Game Launcher, as well as An Anime Game Launcher directly from Flatpak, but performance was unplayable (gutter frames, stuttering, graphical errors, etc).

What I’ve Tried:

1. Installing AMD proprietary drivers and experimenting with kernel parameters (e.g., `amdgpu.dpm=0`).
2. Testing games through Proton/Steam and Lutris with various configurations.
3. Attempting hybrid graphics setup as per the T2 Linux wiki, but this has resulted in the current issue where the games no longer even open.
4. Reverting said hybrid graphics setup, only for the games to still refuse to open.
5. EDIT: Forgot to add that I've put DRI_PRIME=1 on launch for both games, seemed to help on Rivals, but unsure if it really had an effect on Genshin. Obviously now I have no clue since neither will launch period lol.

I'm basically at my wits end at this point. And I'm tired of ripping my hair out trying to find a solution that won't just be temporary; leaving me having to re-flash and find another temporary dual-boot solution 6 months down the line like I have been for the last 5 years. I really like Linux as a first time user, and I'd really love to use it, but I'm wondering if I should just take the loss and try installing Windows 11, bypassing the TPM check and using Amernime for AMD Drivers, but I'm skeptical if even that will get me any further. (Last time I tried bypassing the TPM check it corrupted my drive, and I'm unsure if Amernime will work for my purposes or not; I've always used bootcampdrivers.com, but his drivers are wayyy out of date.) My other options I've considered are just starting over again with Linux Mint or moving to Ubuntu, but I imagine I'll just be back at square one with the same issues as when I began. I'm really at a loss as to what to do, I feel like I'm just missing something monumentally and am an idiot lol. I know I've made my options slim for myself in buying a Macbook, unfortunately I was stupid, less experienced, and had different priorities at the time, so I'm not expecting miracle work here or anything lol. I just wanted to see if ANYONE had any information on how best to fix this and/or not want to throw this machine out my window like the expensive paperweight I feel it is right now lol.

TLDR: Struggling with gaming performance on a 2019 MacBook Pro 16" (Intel Core i9, AMD Radeon Pro 5500M) running Linux Mint 22.1. Games like Marvel Rivals and Genshin Impact won't launch after attempting hybrid graphics setup, and performance was poor before. Seeking advice on improving GPU compatibility and performance.

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I have steam open in the background and every few minutes it seems to quickly restart and force itself to the front of the screen.

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I am curious as to whether there are any high DPI gaming mice for Linux that do not require proprietary configuration software.

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