So, my PC is pretty good, 5800X3D/7800XT. On windows when i played Fallout76 i had FSR running (Scaled down from 3440x1440) On Medium-high settings and i would average about 30-60FPS depening on the area im in however, on Bazzite im seeing much higher numbers without FSR and on Ultra settings (Between 50-140 in some zones) Whats up with that?

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Im just trying to play Plants vs Zombies 2 . Went through the entire hassle of doing waydroid several times with the arm layers only to find the translation layer needed for this specific game is absent. Other arm games work.

Then ... yeah there was GennyMotion but by the looks of it , its just a worse waydroid. Also tried AVD , poor performance , harder and obtuse to setup for this use case.

Across threads ive seen vague mentions of things people say work , but honestly im not doing the whole 5 hour trial and error if i cant know it will work for sure.

So i would like to know , if anyone has a really good setup they found works for most games?

Fedora Silveblue (Ublue Base Latest)
Ryzen 5 5600H
3050ti
24GB DDR4

==Edit==
Current setup consists of streaming the game through steam from a crappy windows laptop running bluestacks.

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Okay imma be straight up I’m very much a visual learner and I’m TRYING—TRYINNNNGGGG my best to learn how to download Stardew Valley SMAPI on Linux (Hp Chromebook x360) dear lorddddddd I’m telling you I’ve spent DAYS trying to figure it out (You can see I’m very committed) I’m very new to Linux, I’m so down to get on a discord call to just screen share what the flipping fudge I’m doing and if I’m doing it WRONGGG or right. But here’s some pictures

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Hello! A little trivia: I have installed Linux Mint on my second SSD just yesterday, and my friend (he’s using Windows 10) wanted to play the new snapshot. On Windows we used Radmin VPN to setup a virtual network and play minecraft on my “singleplayer” world that I opened to LAN. However, I did not find a way to do the same on Linux: I tried installing Radmin VPN through Wine, but I could not create neither connect to a network, so I gave up and booted up from Windows.

So my question is, how do I play with my friend (who lives in a different country and uses Windows) on LAN-hosted server that I host on my PC? Maybe there is a Hamachi/Radmin VPN alternative for Linux that will also work on Windows and create a network link between our computers?

Oh and by the way, buying Realms subscription or using free/non-free host providers is really not an option for us.

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Another surprisingly good deal from Humble Bundle here. The Neon Lights Bundle has launched with multiple highly rated games like Ghostrunner and Neon Abyss.

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Fogpiercer isn't the only upcoming train combat game around, with Apocalypse Express getting a demo now too but they're both wildly different and worth trying. Apocalypse Express is just chaos and I want more.

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I have Ubuntu 24.04 (LTS) and I downloaded Steam's deb. version because the snap version had mic problems (doesn't show your mic and doesn't allow you to use it etc.). Now is the problem that my steam doesn't open unless I give some commands that makes it restart steam etc. When I write steam in the terminal I get this: :~$ steam

steam.sh[49079]: Running Steam on ubuntu 24.04 64-bit

steam.sh[49079]: STEAM_RUNTIME is enabled automatically

setup.sh[49278]: Steam runtime environment up-to-date!

steam.sh[49079]: Using supervisor /home/*****/.local/share/Steam/ubuntu12_32/steam-runtime/amd64/usr/bin/steam-runtime-supervisor

steam.sh[49079]: Steam client's requirements are satisfied

CProcessEnvironmentManager is ready, 6 preallocated environment variables.

Steam is already running, exiting (command line was forwarded).

As you can see it gives back instructions as if the steam is already running but it's actually not on and when I click on the steam icon on my homepage it doesn't do anything. I usually gave some commands like: killall steam and then I clicked on steam icon, which opened steam after like a minute or so? I hope there is a way to solve this.

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You can once again grab the Oddworld Complete Collection at the price of some loose change that you can find down the back of your sofa.

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The March 2025 development round-up blog post from Linux Mint covers some interesting changes coming to the popular Linux distribution, like making packaging the Cinnamon desktop easier for other distributions.

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Sid Meier's Civilization VII version 1.2 is due out April 22, and with it Firaxis Games are once again solving numerous complaints players have about the game, and it all sounds really positive.

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Since Ray Tracing is a requirement to run Indiana Jones: The Great Circle, a change has been merged into RADV (AMD Vulkan driver) for Mesa to get it working on older AMD GPUs.

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Just a quick post to tell you that kernel builds are not broken

With the latest kernel your mkinitcpio/mkinitramfs config might be looking for a deprecated module.

You don't need it. remove it from your config if your config is trying to include it.

Make sure you do rebuild your ramdisk after that, otherwise you won't have a working ramdisk to boot with.

EDIT:

What happened is the CRC32 module that used to be used by btrfs (as well as other things) is no longer needed for accelerated crc32 functionality, the built in kernel code will do the right thing if you have a compatible CPU.

SO if you use BTRFS check your mkinitcpio.conf to ensure you don't have crc32-* related modules in your modules line before updating. OR if it fails to run mkinitcpio during your update, be sure to fix the config and re-run it or you wont be able to boot.

Here is the forum thread in question:

https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=304822

EDIT 2: This deprecation possibly should have had a corrisponding news item on the Arch homepage to save us from sky is falling claims of broken kernel builds. But alas.

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everytime i look around on minecraft this weird visual glitch is happening that happens top to bottom and distorts my screen also just general fps being low and i recently just switched from windows and this didnt happen on there so idk why this is happening

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