Your train is your deck in Fogpiercer, with an updated demo available in Steam Next Fest this is a turn-based strategy game worth your time.

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Hi everyone,

I have been playing Arc Raiders through Steam for some months now and it has worked quite good. However, in the past, I was playing Arc Raiders on Windows 11 with an option to enable frame generation, which allowed me to play it more smoothly, and it does not appear now that I'm playing on Ubuntu 24.

Is there any way to enable frame generation? Even if it is not available on the graphic options itself, but as a command or option on Steam.

If it helps, I'm playing on a cpu 7600X and gpu 7900XT (same hardware as in Windows 11). In theory, I have all drivers updated.

Many thanks!

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As Mozilla promised they would, Firefox version 148.0 has been released and with it you now get to control what generative AI features are enabled or disabled.

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Since the Nexus Mod app is no longer being maintained, can anyone suggest a decent replacement for modding games on Linux?

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Hello there Linux gamers! I have a problem with my MangoHud. I use it for my games on Lutris and I managed to get it to work, but it does not show any stats for the GPU (CPU and frame rate work). I have a ThinkPad P15 Gen 2 with an Intel Core i7 11750H and an Nvidia RTX A2000 with the 550 drivers from Nvidia.

I’m not sure if it’s a MangoHud problem or not, because on other apps, like Conky, where I could display GPU stats, I can’t see anything.

Any idea where the problem lies? Different drivers? New MangoHud install?

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Hello!
I am using CachyOS, and wanted to play Rocket League on my laptop, but my framerate was extremely low and only playable on very low resolution, and on Windows it works great
Im using newest CachyOS with newest KDE Plasma on x11 session
My specs:
i7 7600u
Intel HD 620
Nvidia GeForce 940MX

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Taking the retro FPS Dusk and turning it into a retro dungeon crawler with a big sprawling skill tree - Dungeons of DUSK has a demo out now.

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I had this issue in multiple distros, sometimes it's ok sometimes is bad. Last time I installed CachyOS and it was great until the last updates and the 1% or 0.1% are low again. The game feels like stuttering and/or I have frame drops. Is anyone with the same problems on a all AMD system?

Operating System: CachyOS Linux
KDE Plasma Version: 6.6.0
KDE Frameworks Version: 6.23.0
Qt Version: 6.10.2
Kernel Version: 6.19.3-2-cachyos (64-bit)
Graphics Platform: Wayland
Processors: 32 × AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D 16-Core Processor
Memory: 32 GiB of RAM (30,9 GiB usable)
Graphics Processor: AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX
Manufacturer: Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd.
Product Name: B650M AORUS ELITE AX

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-All is said in the title black cursor is actual position and white one is in game cursor (It affects the entire game)

-Secondary question would be how to activate frame generation (FSR) and amd anti lag (shows up in settings but isn't togelable) to maybe mitigate the issue

I'm using the native war thunder client for Fedora with gnome (All up to date) on an amd gpu rx 7600x (16gb) getting very playable fps (high end am4 config) aside from this issue all is fine

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Wanderburg is nuts. A roguelike where you build up a castle on wheels (or legs) and battle through various locations and it instantly hooked me.

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Plz help me

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I've seen many posts online stating how cs2 runs great on linux, so having recently switched from windows I was excited to try it.

On windows I used to get 100+fps on medium settings on 1440p

However I am getting 55 fps on all low settings currently.

I am using Linux Mint 22.2 with gnome, with a gtx 1070.

What could be the issue?

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Vampire Crawlers: The Turbo Wildcard from Vampire Survivors has a demo out now for Steam Next Fest, and I've given it a run through to see the chaos.

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I want a switch from linux mint to a distro that fits better for proton gaming what are your suggestions?

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ok so i wanted to install linux on my main pc and play games while I do stuff
what are situtation of the RTX drivers on Linux after the torvalds great middle finger fact
Is there any easy way to get drivers on linux for rtx 5000 series?

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Hello Linux experts!

I've just purchased a PC that I'm planning to install Linux on. I need to pick a distro and make a plan for a pretty specific combination of use-cases, so I'm looking for recommendations from those of you who might have more experience here.

The primary use-case for this machine will be as a living room "gaming console" - so optimally I want to set it up to boot via bluetooth (for example by turning on an xbox controller from the couch, just like an xbox console would) and the plan is for it to boot into Steam Big Picture mode as default. I know this is possible with Linux, but not easy to setup(?)

The secondary use-case - I also want this machine to run some server related software in the background. Mainly to be used as a 3D render machine while idle, potentially also to run servers for various games I might want to play with friends.

I want the switch between "desktop/maintenance mode" and "Steam/gaming mode" to be as quick and easy as possible, and I want to automate background tasks to turn off while gaming. Between all the various distros I've looked at, I'm not sure which will be a good choice for the listed use-cases.

I don't mind diving in deep and learning new things, I have some basic Linux experience from work, but if this can all be done on a beginner friendly distro for someone coming from Windows, without much impact on performance, that'd be a really nice bonus.

Any help would be much appreciated, especially if you have experience with setting up similar systems already!

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PS: If it matters, some of the specs on the PC are:

• Ryzen 9 3900x CPU
• RTX 2060 Super GPU
• 64GB 3600mhz RAM
• ASUS TUF x570 Plus MOBO
• Corsair TX650M

Not optimal for gaming, but a humble start that'll surely get upgraded over the years.

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I tried using OptiScaler through GOverlay. I tested it on RE4 Remake, but the game wouldn't launch after installation. I tried it on RDR2 as well, but it also failed to open. Is there a guide to learning how to use it properly on Linux?

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