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Anyone rocking a ASUS ROG Strix Impact 3 iii Wireless P520?
I need a replacement for my G603. This has AA battery, hot swap switches. Looks similar to the G305 which is the closer replacement to what I have. Unfortunately, I've gone through three Logitech mice and they all double click in under a year. I'm kind of done with it.
I would be curious to know if battery life reporting (and warning) is working.
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Does moving games via Steam's backup and restore actually work?
Backing up my data to move my desktop to Linux but I have almost a TB of game data I really don't want to redownload. Does Steam's backup and restore method work for moving games from Windows to Linux?
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I hear f4se was fixed for fallout4s next gen update
So I downloaded the game off my steam library to my steamdeck. Downloaded and extracted f4se off of nexus to my fallout4 folder.
I attempted to run the f4se loader from desktop mode, selected my fallout 4 wine prefix (GE 9). Then nothing happened.
Then I renamed the f4se loader to fallout4.exe and renamed the original fallout4.exe file to fallout4old.exe. Switched back to gaming mode and attempted to run fallout4 from the steam client.
Steam ran all its checks then launched the executable. Then it said "couldn't read arguments" and closed back to the steam game page.
What am I missing? Ive never installed fallout4 or f4se on my steam deck before, (Got it for christmas) so everything is a clean slate, ive adjusted nothing other than what ive written here.
Help me get my favorite game of all time working with f4se on deck please?
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Assassin's Creed Valhalla flickering
this is a pirated version of AC Valhalla so i'm not sure if this happens on steam version or not, currently running EndeavourOS with nvidia RTX 3070 laptop with 580.76.05 drivers.
is there a fix that is not "buy the game"?
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Ideas to fix bad input lag on ubuntu 24.04?
Now full disclosure, I am using a tv for a monitor, a laptop with the screen taken off, Nvidia 3080 mobile, and wireless keyboard and mouse. However even with a wired mouse I still have very bad input lag. I used this same tv and computer to play games on Windows and never had issues. But when I use Ubuntu I have issues where input is delayed probably 5 frames as well as significantly worse performance. I used to be able to run most of the games I play at 60fps 4k (Motortown: Behind The Wheel, and Planetside 2 are the ones I'm talking about specifically)
I think one of the issues is that the gpu clock for some reason is capping at 380MHz and I have no clue why. But that wouldn't explain why I have ~5 frames of input lag (i can lightly flick my mouse to the side and return to center before it starts moving.
I used the '__GL_SYNC_TO_VBLANK=0 nice -n -11 %command%' command but that feels like a bandaid? do i just have to change the 11 to roughly how many milliseconds its lagging?
edit: i have nvidia 550 proprietary drivers (its the only one that didnt cause the gpu to fall off the bus when using Blender)
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Trying to Install BF4 from EA app but having trouble
I am hoping someone can assist me here.
Edit: I am using CachyOS. Forgot to mention. Using Lutris to try and run.
This is similar issue as this here:
But the correct answer mentions something about wineCFG but I do not see anything what the user states.
The drive has roughly about 1.3TB of storage left.
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Experiencing many different issues transitioning from Windows 10 to Kubuntu 25.04
I like to think I have a decent amount of experience with Linux with my Debian home server, and Steam deck. I used to dual boot Kubuntu and Windows with no issues either. Today I installed Kubuntu 25.04 on my gaming computer with Windows 10 going EOL. It handles everything great other than anything gaming related. Steam is sluggish, constantly giving me cloud sync errors, most games won't launch, and the ones that do launch take forever to load and just crash when loading into the game. Portal for example will load me into the menu, but whenever I try to load into a level the game will spawn me in and freeze. I've purged and then reinstalled the apt, snap, and flatpak versions but they all give me the same issues. I've moved game install files to a few different drives with different file systems. I've tried using different GPU drivers. Thinking it's Steam being the issue I tried launching a locally installed game using wine in Lutris. Games will not load.
Does anyone have any idea why I could be getting these issues? I've used Kubuntu before on this PC with no issues in the past. On my Steam Deck everything including installing games with Lutris and using emulators works flawlessly. After such a positive experience with my Steam Deck I thought I'd be ready to fully transition from Windows on my main PC, but now I've been here for hours trying to solve issue after issue with nothing working. ANY help at all is greatly appreciated.
System Information:
Operating System: Kubuntu 25.04
KDE Plasma Version: 6.3.4
KDE Frameworks Version: 6.12.0
Qt Version: 6.8.3
Kernel Version: 6.14.0-28-generic (64-bit)
Graphics Platform: Wayland
Processors: 16 × AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-Core Processor
Memory: 15.6 GiB of RAM
Graphics Processor: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080
Manufacturer: Micro-Star International Co., Ltd
Product Name: MS-7C02
System Version: 1.0
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Whilst playing The Finals i got an error and was kicked from the game. The error was along the lines of "Forbidden operating system detected" I'm assuming that the anti cheat picked up that i was using linux and kicked me from the game.
More info:
I was on playing the finals arch linux and that error came up no matter what i did it kept coming up. I was also experiencing crashes every time i got into a match, so The finals was unplayable. I was using a non automatic weapon and was consistently hitting shots but i normally do, so could the game think i was cheating? I had no cheating software installed, before i was using Fedora KDE and it worked just fine, no crashes or kicking me from the game using the same weapon and same consistency. It could be that arch is different to fedora and that its easier to cheat on? (idk tho just a guess) that could be the only reason why it would kick me on arch because it didn't kick me on fedora. I don't have any screenshots and this is from memory as it happened a few hours ago
My PC:
CPU: Ryzen 7 5800x
RAM: 32gb DDR4
Mobo: Aorus Elite B550 AX
GPU: Arc B580
Proton version: Proton Experimental
i think that's enough to use i don't think storage will matter
I had a look on ProtonDB the rating was gold no one had the issue i am experiencing and on areweanticheatyet and that came up as supported with no issues. I also played this on my steam deck a while back and i dont recall this happening to me
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Underwater exploration in our game coming for Linux!
If you want to check the game:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3499550/Mai_Child_of_Ages/
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Just installed Lutris and it doesn't launch
I'm new to Linux gaming outside of Steam. I use Linux Mint. I just learned of Lutris, installed the Flatpak through the Software Manager, and tried to Launch. Got the spinner mouse pointer briefly, then nothing. Multiple attempts are the same. I found the command which the new shortcut runs and tried it in the command line. Got this:
$ /usr/bin/flatpak run --branch=stable --arch=x86_64 --command=lutris --file-forwarding net.lutris.Lutris @@u %U @@ error: runtime/org.gnome.Platform/x86_64/46 not installedI assume this means I need to install whatever that thing is, but I have no idea how.
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(Almost) Complete newbie wants to install Linux on their gaming laptop but doesn't want it to explode and disintegrate
So...! Like the title says, I've been eyeing Linux for a while. To be specific, Fedora with GNOME. To be completely honest, it is not my first time installing it. In fact, with how many reinstalls and dual-boots I did in the past I probably have done it at least 7 times... Thing is, the situation is completely different
My new laptop, and my first time buying a laptop with my own money, is a gaming laptop (Acer Nitro 16, Ryzen 7, RTX 4070). Compared to my previous one, which wasn't meant for gaming (and was pretty poor in performance anyway), this one has... many things I don't understand. To begin with the elephant in the room, Nvidia. Most of my knowledge comes from 2-4 year old videos that highlight the problems it used to have. Many years have passed though, and I am pretty sure things have changed, drastically. But I can't wrap my head around it.
To put things into context, I barely know what I'm doing on Windows. The default proprietary app is ass with no alternatives, and the auto switching to the gpu works... sometimes (most of the time, to be fair. But some unrelated processes remain, and I need to terminate them manually via the Task Manager). This laptop has an RGB keyboard which I don't even know if it'll work (to be fair, again, it doesn't even work in Windows, the app is so bad that I had to download OpenRGB or I would be stuck with a static yellow keyboard), and different performance modes...
Anyway, this is such a long intro for only a few questions, so here they go:
- Nvdia. Just... Nvdia. Don't even know how to download, let alone update, the drivers.
- To be more specific, when changing between dedicated and discrete (I think those are the terms) gpu's my screen freezes for a bit and then starts working. This will be fine in Linux, right? The laptop won't combust?
- Related to this same topic, some apps usually automatically start the dedicated graphics. Does this behavior occur on Linux? I've searched online and I saw that some things need to be inputted in the terminal for it to auto switch when opening the app (PRIME or something) ... Well, I understood nothing. This is mostly for Steam and Lutris.
- This might be more device specific, but still. I've heard that the alternative to Nitrosense, the proprietary app for my laptop, is named Div Acer Manager Max. Will these be enough to control the power modes as well as the fans? It is important because I will use this device unplugged (for uni) and I'd like it to last more than 1 hour
- Do I... disable secure boot? Actually, no. Do I enable secure boot? I wanted to install it today but I chickened out.
- Are/Could device specific keys (like the Nitrosense one on my keyboard) recognized in linux? I tried windows and it does, but shows up as undefined
I'm honestly very excited to use Linux again, but these doubts, and the lack of a second drive, make it much, much harder. Any help is appreciated! Even if it's not about anything mentioned above. Also... sorry if any question is dumb or stupid, as thrilling as this might be, this process always brings great anxiety to my, without fail lol.
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Curious about swapping from Windows to Linux - what's the best distro to install for gaming?
I've been curious about making the switch for quite some time but I've always been scared about which one to use, I do a bunch of recording via OBS/Steam and I've been looking for something with the most compatibility with steam games, aswell as VR support. What one should I consider installing? I'm a complete noob in terms of Linux but I'm always happy to learn.
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can someone help me?
WOW Season 3 access violation with wine
Anyone found a fix for this? Wow worked great all through season 1 and 2 and now after Season 3 update, suddenly doesn't want to work with Wine/Lutris. I've tried Wine 10.11 thru 10.13 I can get it to run with GE Proton, but that has its own issues with mouse cursor vanishing and the mouse stopping at the window edges. (can't rotate character 360 degrees.). This only happens when executing the wow.exe game. Battle.net works just fine.
System:
- Ubuntu 25.04
- Mesa 25.1.5
- Kernel 6.15.9
- AMD 7950x3d + 7900XTX
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Is AMD really that good?
I currently have a GTX 1650, which I use on my Linux machine to play games, but I keep hearing all of these amazing things about AMD GPUs, particularly by the Linux folks, and yet I didn't experience any of that greatness that people talk about?
I might've done something wrong at the time, but back when I had an AMD Radeon R5 M330 the experience was just awful. It already wasn't a very good GPU on Windows (sometimes slower than the iGPU), but besides browser games, it simply sucked ass to use AMD on Linux for me. Performance was slower, by a huge margin. On Windows on CS:GO at the time I would get like 70-100fps on 720p low, while on Linux that dropped to an unstable 40fps, all the while wine games all ran like shit with stutters and everything. So far my NVIDIA experience has been great, but I am tempted to upgrade my rig so I can play Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart, since on Windows it gets like 50fps (would've been fine if I didn't have a 144hz monitor), target is like 100fps, 900p low is fine by me. I see these tests on Linux and see people getting like double the FPS on Linux versus Windows with AMD GPUs.
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WoW on Linux Loading Screen Freeze.
Hello everyone.
After years of not using Windows and way more of being a main Linux user, which feels great, I decided I wanted to play some WoW again.
Figuring out how Wine, ProtonPlus and Litrus is used to run a Battlenet was confusing and I still don't understand what everything about it is and what each is for, I really feel I shouldn't spend time understanding that.
After overcoming tons of issues I was able to run Battlenet, install WoW from there, and run it. I was able to see my old characters, create new ones and do everything that comes before pressing "Enter World".
At that point I see the screen I attached as screenshot. The bar loads, some sounds of the startup point load, and then it just stays there. I've gone and done some other tasks for over an hour and the screen would be the same. Pressing anything or switching windows will prompt the "Force Quit" message which I have to click on of course since there's nothing else the game is doing at that point.
I tried lots of Proton-GE, GE-Proton, tkg and whatnot, whatever the f* they are. I installed them on ProtonPlus and tried them all on lutris. Old and new versions, beta versions. I tried uninstalling the game and reinstalling. I tried lowering graphics, resolution, VPN, no VPN, windowed, fullscreen (I have two monitors), I tried one monitor connected only, and other minor changes.
Then I uninstalled everything and installed Steam for Linux, and did this guide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwT-VocQuKc
Since that was WAY easier and quicker than the struggle I went through and felt just abysmally different, and it had nothing to do with installing anything else, I was pretty confident it could work. I tried the 9.0.4 compatibility latest stable proton version that Steam offers but the updater for battlenet didn't work. So I switched to the 10 beta version and then battlenet worked perfectly well. I installed WoW, ran the game, pressed "Enter World" and... yup.
So no matter what I do; I've tweaked so many things now, it gives the exact, exact same result each and every time. The only different result I've seen is when creating a new character; the narrator voice audio thing will load and play behind the frozen loading screen, and in that case the bar wont load fully, but visually nothing else changes. I have no subscription or expansions updated beyond Dragonflight. So I'm trying only low level characters first, I just want to know I can run it first before I pay (That's right Blizzard, you won't get your money in this case unless you make games for Linux at f*ing last, like civilized people. Pretty sure that would make you more money than any of the garbage boring new stuff that you make).
It's already driven me nuts and since I have no intention of using a Microsoft malware surveillance OS you're my only hope to play WoW again, I hope there's someone well acquainted to the issue that knows the fix.
I'm using Ubuntu 22.04, Nvidia GPU. Let me know if there's any other specifications that you need to know.
Thanks
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[EndeavourOS] Games don't run at stable 60fps
Hi,
I'm switching to Linux (now that proton works very well), but I've noticed that compared to Windows, I don't get stable 60fps in games such as Cyberpunk 2077 and Dead By Daylight, even when lowering the graphics.
I have an AMD 6800XT with a Ryzen 5 5600G. I play in 4K just like I did in Windows.
Is it because I should install a distro for gaming like Bazzite?
I have installed EndeavourOS, because I prefer AUR/Pacman over DNF, but I will install Bazzite unless there's a fix for this.
Any ideas?
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