From the studio that gave us Fury Unleashed and Yet Another Zombie Survivors, their next game is a dark action roguelike HELLREAPER and it looks amazing.

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WinBoat is a very interesting tool in development to run Windows apps on Linux in a full containerised environment and it just got even better.

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The Godot project has issued a second release candidate, 4.5.1-rc2, aiming to deliver a highly stable hotfix. This new build incorporates a wave of critical bugfixes that emerged following the first RC snapshot last week.

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So, after finally getting my thinkpad for university I got in love with fedora workstation its just so so much better than windows. Now that the last good OS win 10 is dying I decided to also use fedora on my desktop, but I have some questions:

1. ⁠I use an AMD gpu is fedora good with it and with the amd drivers
2. ⁠i play valo and fc26. luckily i have 3 ssds in my pc. will there be any problems if i use windows on my slower ssd and linux on the faster ones. EDIT: I would use fedora mainly for coding stuff etc but also light gaming like( terraria especially with mods, minecraft, older nfs like mw underground) will they work on linux as good as they did on windows?

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I bind my scroll wheel up and down to left and right click (i have a normal profile too) for the games I play, and on my windows laptop it works perfectly, not slow not delayed, perfectly fine.
On my main machine, running Nobara, when i try to scroll fast, i get significantly less clicks registered, and each time i start scrolling my pc again registers much fewer clicks.

I did a quantitative test on CPStest.org and on windows i can consistently hit 13+ cps up to 28, scrolling as fast as i can. On Nobara, that same method peaks at less than 5 cps.

Is there some kind of system setting or input preference or mouse driver thats causing this? I turned off smooth scrolling and nothing changed.

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Bought Battletech from GoG back when I still used Windows and now that I'm using Linux I've been installing GoG games through the Heroic launcher. I'm still learning how things work on Linux so certain instructions go over my head. I'm trying to install ModTek following these instructions from the Github (https://github.com/BattletechModders/ModTek/blob/master/INSTALL.md) and extracted the zip into the game folder. The second step is where I have issues:

I don't know what this means. Do I run a terminal command or are these launch options? And i so how do I add them in Heroic since it doesn't do launch options the same way steam does?

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Ayudaa, nose que haceeer, tengo un gamesir g7 se e instale linux mint en mi pc de bajos recursos, el problema esta en que, reconoce el mando en jstest y en steam en los juegos no los reconoce y me toca utilizar una herramienta de steam para emularlo como xinput, otro fallo es que en los navegadores lo reconoce como gamesir pero los gatillos, botones y el joystick no funcionan, probé de todo instalado xone, xpadneo y nada no funciona nada, porfa que alguien me ayude, quiero jugar en xcloud y en geforse now y por el problema de los navegadores no puedo :(

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Yo Skyrim fans, what's up with ENB on Linux? It keeps crashing my Skyrim, either before the game even loads, or less than a minute after it loads (but before I can even start a game).

I'm testing with just ENB and nothing else, to eliminate other culprits. I downloaded it from the site and followed the instructions (copied the files into a clean Skyrim, changed the .ini to enable LinuxVersion). I can see ENB compiling shaders, and then soon afterwards the game closes. Nothing in the logs stands out to me. I have the full Skyrim SE+AE+CC combo. I read some guides that suggested adding a few extra d3d .dlls (d3dx11_43, d3dcompiler_43, d3dcompiler_47 etc.), but none of that seemed to help. I haven't experimented much with Steam command line args, because I couldn't find any guides or success reports.

What gives? Has anybody gotten this to work recently and knows how to do it?

All other modding works great. For example the Tuxborn list (~1600 mods but no ENB) works flawlessly, but as soon as ENB gets into the picture, everything breaks 🙄

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Hello,

I switched from Windows to Linux Mint on my old Asus Tufbook and so far it has been fine, but I am not a Linux expert in any sense of the word. I have some old games that I would like to run with DPI scaling so I can see them better, but DPI scaling doesn't seem to work in Lutris.

I read about Gamescope and it sounds like it will do what I want, but it's not in the software manager and the GitHub page lists a bunch of scary commands for building it myself. I can try and find the flatpack, but it seems that won't work with my non-flatpack install of Steam. Is there a PPA somewhere that will make installing Gamescope a little less intimidating?

Thanks in advance for any help!

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I want to replace my cheap gamepad and I have some questions.

• Is high polling rate worth it?
• Does Gyro sensor works on Linux?

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I'm forced to use all system audio for Game Recordings installed on CachyOS (uses arch linux) and I don't have the option to change away from "All System Audio" which could include any music playing.

Is there any way to get this feature working, does another linux distro support it or is it all linux that can't do this?

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Yes, you can expect a good experience playing Sonic Colors: Ultimate at a 3840x2160 (4K) resolution on Linux using Proton. Based on user reports and gameplay videos, the PC version of the game is well-equipped to handle high resolutions and frame rates, and this generally translates to a solid performance on Linux through Valve's Proton compatibility layer.

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