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I was trying to get expedition 33 working on my PC, and it runs great, but for whatever reason I cannot get the character voice lines to play at a proper volume. I'm running on Fedora 43 KDE, and 9070xt, with an HDMI cord connected to my TV, proton version 9.

Anyone have a similar issue with this game? If so, what settings did you pick to fix it?

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To ensure games run well on Linux either via Native Linux builds or Windows games with Proton, part of the magic is in the Steam Linux Runtime.

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After being funded on Kickstarter back in 2019, dreamed up by actual janitors, the SNES styled JRPG set in a world of trash Kingdoms of the Dump is out now.

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Hi, I recently got linux mint and Was Wondering how to get Roblox on linux, but it dosent have an offical port and wine and its alternatives are blocked And I heared about sober, is it safe or is there open-source alternatives ?

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Display Manager:Wayland

WM:Hyprland

Distro:Arch

GPU:RTX 3060

Launch Options: mangohud gamemoderun gamescope -w 1920 -h 1080 -r 144 -O dp-1 -- %command%

I launch some of my games on gamescope, because some of them act weird under hyprland. And only the ones that i launch with gamescope have this problem. I've played Overwatch 2 with this setup and didn't have anything like this. The first 30 minutes or so is really smooth. 144 fps stable. But after that, in a matter of a second this happens. And whenever i move my mouse or press any keys the FPS goes down form 144 to 85-70.

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For owners of either Total War: WARHAMMER I or Total War: WARHAMMER II, soon you'll get Total War: WARHAMMER III - Immortal Empires and more free.

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Hi, I'm thinking about buying Arc Raiders. Checked on protondb to see whether it works on Linux. Says that it's platinum, and I've read people recommend it for Linux gaming. However, on the steam store it displays a kernel level anticheat banner. Shouldn't it make it unplayable on Linux?

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So guys.. I am new to cachyos (linux distros with nvidia support in general.. have used ubuntu as a fun daily driver without games)

System specs :

CPU : i5 13500HX
GPU : RTX 4050 mobile
Distro : CachyOS
Driver Version: 580.105.08

I am running the game via steam.. (Tried proton 10-25, proton-cachyos-10.0-20251107)

As the title says, the game always runs in integrated GPU and not in my dedicated GPU.. (Evident from my nvidia-smi not showing the process of wuwa)

The issue is with wuwa only for now as other games are running in dGPU

My Launch Option : STEAMDECK=1 __NV_PRIME_RENDER_OFFLOAD=1 %command% (tried with -dx11 flag as well)

lmk if any other details are wanted...

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Hay just got Linux last night and my games are launching into a black screen with sound
9070 xt , 7800x3d Kubuntu 25.10

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I was very happy that HDR games were finally working in Gnome (Fedora 43, Gnome 49, screen settings HDR on, Steam, Gamescope with special start command) – but when I wanted to start a game today -> no HDR. Some update between three weeks ago and today broke HDR.

The launch command that has worked so far:
LD_PRELOAD="" DXVK_HDR=1 gamescope -w 3840 -h 2160 -W 3840 -H 2160 -b -f -r 120.0 --hdr-enabled --force-grab-cursor -- %command%

Gamescope version:

gamescope --version

[gamescope] [Info] console: gamescope version (gcc 15.2.1)

As far as I can see under --help, nothing has changed in the Gamescope-commands – but I suspect that an update has been installed here. Unfortunately, I don't have the version number from when it was still working. But it could also be that Gnome or something else has broken Gamescope here.

Does anyone have any ideas?

UPDATE:
Solved with downgrading gamescope from 3.16.17-2.fc43 back to 3.16.15-1.fc43
sudo dnf downgrade gamescope
So the problem is gamescope.
I think this would not be a permanent fix, but maybe that helps and maybe they will fix this...

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I gave up Windows and now 100% Linux using Bazzite. So far every game I want to play works with very little issue except Fortnite.

So, I was wondering if there is a popular battle royale game that works decent on Linux with a solid player base that could fill the BR void I now have.

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Hello! I'm 3 months into CachyOS, and genuinely could not wrap my head around why this is happening. I'm running WuWa on Steam, and all my other games run on dGPU just fine but for some reason WuWa just does not want to use it recently.

Even by forcing the use of dGPU through both the launch options and the AsusMuxDgpu profile on supergfxctl, it just black screens and nvidia-smi does not show the game using the dGPU. It was working perfectly the last time I opened it (which was two weeks ago). For the AsusMuxDgpu method specifically, I can hear audio and can click on the login screen, there is just no rendering from my graphics card and neither does nvidia-smi say the process is using it.

I rolled back my NVIDIA drivers to 580.76.05, and switched to the LTS kernel and still couldn't get it to work. I've tested different Proton versions too (Experimental, CachyOS SLR, CachyOS Native, GE Proton versions, and rolled back CachyOS Proton versions from when it was still working) and none of it work too.

Specs (laptop):

Distro: CachyOS 6.17.8-2 (have tested 6.12.58-2 from LTS kernel)

CPU: Intel Core i5 12500H

GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Mobile

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Did someone manage to use downloaded graphics in FM26 on Ubuntu? I have steam installed using snap, and FM path is ~/snap/steam/common/.steam/steam/steamapps/common/Football Manager 26. So my full path for graphics is following ~/snap/steam/common/.steam/steam/steamapps/common/Football Manager 26/shared/data

And inside I have kits and logos subfolders, none of that loaded when I enter the game after restart.

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I made a recent post about sitting on the fence between waiting on a steam machine or building a dedicated rig for couch gaming on my 4k 120hz OLED TV.

Well, somebody suggested streaming from my current PC (Windows) to my TV instead. It was a good idea, I got Moonlight on my TV, Sunshine on my PC, and I managed to get 4k 60hz or 1440p 120hz without it shitting the bed. It felt good, almost native! The caveat was that I had to trail an Ethernet cable down the stairs into the living room.

So I thought well.. if I’m trailing an Ethernet cable, I may as well trail a HDMI cable instead. And after ALOT of settings tweaking on the TV, on Windows, on NVIDIA panel, I finally got it going at 4k 120hz, hoorah!

However, it didn’t last long. Whilst I was tweaking my tv sound settings to see if I can get my surround system working with the PC, I lost the display completely! What followed was a couple of hours of pain disabling and enabling different combinations of the settings..

Eventually I found that I had to delete 3 registry keys in:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\GraphicsDrivers\

Apparently windows caches a bunch of display stuff and so it was clashing with what I had.

So.. I thought I’d fixed it again, but then the display kept jittering, and fell back to 60hz. Changing to 120hz lost the display again. And that’s where I gave up and thought this is far too much hassle. It’s just not sustainable with all the settings changing, and then trying to keep my monitors connected and working too. And then if I wanted to move the hdmi to my partners PC to connect hers up there’d be issues again.

But the streaming was really nice, if I could get an Ethernet cable downstairs it would definitely be doable.

But honestly a dedicated Linux machine right next to my TV is appealing more than anything. Maybe I’ll stream until the steam machine releases and then reassess then.

Just a question, how is it achieving 4k 120hz on Linux, is Bazzite the best option (or SteamOS?). What about things like HDR and Dolby Atmos surround sound? Is all this possible?

Thanks!

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