I'm trying out Linux gaming again and I ran into some performance problems lately. I did some research and it seems that older GPUs like Pascal-Turing generation don't cope so well with DXVK. I run a 1660ti, so that falls into the Turing generation. I'm also gaming on Linux Mint which apparently isn't well supported by Lutris driver guides at all: https://github.com/lutris/docs/blob/master/InstallingDrivers.md Is a comfortable gaming experience possible on this setup or should I go back to Windows for the time being until I build a new PC?

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Alrightttt,
Im running fedora 40 KDE and try to upscale ETS2 with gamescope. I have a rx7800xt. I installed gamescope and set the launch options in steam to "gamescope -h 720 -H 1440 -S integer -f --debug-hud -- %command%". The game renders perfectly at 720p. But thats it. No upscaling whatsoever. What do i do wrong?

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I'm having trouble running 1.8.9 Minecraft on the Lunar Client. It crashes on startup, and the logs mention ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException and OpenGL issues. Normal Minecraft launches fine.

Relevant System Specs:

• OS: Fedora XFCE
• GPU: NVIDIA RTX 3060 (drivers installed) (Nouveau disabled)
• Java Version: JRE 1.8.0

What I've tried so far:

• Resetting all options.txt files
• Updating and even reinstalling NVIDIA drivers
• Reinstalling Lunar Client
• Practically anything I could find on the internet

Log: GitHub Gist Link

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Do i need to change drivers or something now as AMD was just working fine, but what to do now ?

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Currently I am runing an amd 6090.

I was thinking on getting the new nvidia card but I was wondering whats the current status of nvidia drivers for linux.

And with that what I mean is how does it perform with KDE and wayland?

Thanks guys!

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With the announcement of the Lenovo Legion Go S as the first third-party SteamOS device, Valve have now officially announced that SteamOS Linux is expanding beyond the Steam Deck.

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Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

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I'm having this random issue with the side menu on big picture. Does anyone have faced a similar problem?

https://preview.redd.it/39i06xyd6mbe1.png?width=2560&format=png&auto=webp&s=0fce10e70ff8f9db7f0af4862f3b0bbed3086516

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Hi. I'm using Endeavour OS with Plasma, with an RTX 3060, and since some time (I can't find when), Titanfall 2 won't load past the Respawn logo. After that, the screen remains black.

I tried removing Northstar mod, several Proton versions, and even a driver downgrade until 550.xx version (545xx or older won't build). I own the game in Steam.

It looks it's a known issue. Also, the remaining games work flawlessly. I don't think it's an EA issue because I tried with other games like Battlefield 4 and it works.

Thanks.

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Would I be able to play with my friend on Xbox if i have a vm of windows with gamepass on it?

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The image and the title says everything, anyone knows what can cause this?

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I play minecraft on arch linux and i wanted to install the falling trees mod for fabric to it. The mod needs to have a datapack installed with it to work now (starting from 1.21). When creating a new world, i press the open datapacks folder and it doesnt open the folder. How do i fix this?

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The Datapack selection window

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Hi /r/linux_gaming! It's been more than a decade since I last shopped for a GPU, and since this is my first time buying one for a linux system and since my situation is a bit more unique this time around, I figure I'd ask some help here.

I am buying a GPU to be used as an eGPU on a linux system. The GPU will run over PCIe (over oculink), so that should not be a problem. Since my laptop has an AMD CPU (Ryzen 7 7840HS) and a built-in GPU it seemed reasonable to me to go for an AMD GPU. As I am planning to game on an external 4K monitor, I looked at the top of the line, which seemed to be the RX 7900XTX.

Now that AMD is announcing its new GPUs I am wondering if this is still the best decision. Based on what I've read, it seems that the RX 7900 XTX will remain AMDs top model, even when the new cards come out, except for games that rely heavily on ray-tracing. Now, my questions:

• Will the RX7900XTX remain the best AMD has to offer for the next few months? Or is there a reasonable chance one of the new cards will be better than it overall?
• Is the price of the RX7900XTX expected to drop with the announcement of the new GPUs? Or would it stay the same since it's not really contending with them
• If one of the newer GPUs is a better option in the end, can I expect them to be support on Linux right out of the gate? Or would I need to wait for newer kernels to be released before the GPU is usable? If I need to wait for a newer kernel, how usable are the GPUs in the meantime? Slow but usable? Or just completely unusable in the first place?
• Given that I have a linux machine and a AMD iGPU, are the nvidia cards worth considering at all? Or is it just not worth the hassle? I get that gaming on 4K requires quite a beefy card and it would be nice to play titles like baldurs gate, cyberpunk, the witcher 3, ... at high to ultra settings, at at least 60 FPS. I don't require a card that is guaranteed to handle all the latest games for the next few years.

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Lenovo have lifted the lid on the world's first officially licensed handheld powered by SteamOS, the Lenovo Legion Go S, which should arrive in May.

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Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

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every time i try to play borderlands 3 this things appears saying i failed to save settings, i did something other use said and download flatseal to add storage allowance but didnt work either, try with other wine versions but neither GE or 8.9 or whatever, anybody has the same problem?

i use pop os 22.04 ver
ryzen 5700g
16 gb ram
and a 3060

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