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The info shown on the homepage and explore page is severely outdated most of the time. Does anyone else have this problem?

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Don't remember exactly when it started occuring but about 2 months ago I noticed that my game sound dies when playing Dota 2 using the native client. This error does not occur for any other game or application (Proton or native).

After some trouble shooting I've noticed that its when Dota sends notifications to the OS that the sound just dies (Party invite, ready check, Match Found etc.)

After some trouble shooting I think it has to do with how xdg-desktop portal handles these notifications. Why the problem started occurring after two years without me really changing anything is a mystery to me. I dont know how to troubleshoot further. Ive tried googling and reading up on the error messages from my logs but with no luck. Journal output below:

journalctl --user -u xdg-desktop-portal -n 20 -f Nov 14 16:20:08 fedora xdg-desktop-por[33252]: Realtime error: Could not get pidns for pid 42724: Could not fstatat ns/pid: Not a directory Nov 14 16:21:15 fedora xdg-desktop-por[33252]: Realtime error: Could not get pidns for pid 42724: Could not fstatat ns/pid: Not a directory Nov 14 18:09:56 fedora systemd[32143]: Stopping xdg-desktop-portal.service - Portal service... Nov 14 18:09:56 fedora systemd[32143]: Stopped xdg-desktop-portal.service - Portal service. Nov 14 18:10:56 fedora systemd[58761]: Starting xdg-desktop-portal.service - Portal service... Nov 14 18:10:56 fedora systemd[58761]: Started xdg-desktop-portal.service - Portal service. Nov 14 18:11:05 fedora xdg-desktop-por[59017]: Realtime error: Could not get pidns for pid 59668: Could not fstatat ns/pid: Not a directory Nov 14 18:11:05 fedora xdg-desktop-por[59017]: Realtime error: Could not get pidns for pid 59668: Could not fstatat ns/pid: Not a directory Nov 14 18:18:52 fedora systemd[58761]: Stopping xdg-desktop-portal.service - Portal service... Nov 14 18:18:53 fedora systemd[58761]: Stopped xdg-desktop-portal.service - Portal service. Nov 14 18:19:03 fedora systemd[66785]: Starting xdg-desktop-portal.service - Portal service... Nov 14 18:19:03 fedora systemd[66785]: Started xdg-desktop-portal.service - Portal service. Nov 14 18:19:13 fedora xdg-desktop-por[67035]: Realtime error: Could not get pidns for pid 67821: Could not fstatat ns/pid: Not a directory Nov 14 18:19:13 fedora xdg-desktop-por[67035]: Realtime error: Could not get pidns for pid 67821: Could not fstatat ns/pid: Not a directory Nov 14 18:21:55 fedora systemd[66785]: Stopping xdg-desktop-portal.service - Portal service... Nov 14 18:21:55 fedora systemd[66785]: Stopped xdg-desktop-portal.service - Portal service. Nov 14 18:22:42 fedora systemd[74441]: Starting xdg-desktop-portal.service - Portal service... Nov 14 18:22:43 fedora systemd[74441]: Started xdg-desktop-portal.service - Portal service. Nov 14 18:22:58 fedora xdg-desktop-por[74672]: Realtime error: Could not get pidns for pid 75455: Could not fstatat ns/pid: Not a directory Nov 14 18:22:58 fedora xdg-desktop-por[74672]: Realtime error: Could not get pidns for pid 75455: Could not fstatat ns/pid: Not a directory submitted by /u/rikve916
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ChromaGun 2: Dye Hard is a very interesting looking first-person puzzler that's now set to arrive February 12, 2026 that's all about mixing colours.

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We're finally getting another proper modern rally racing sim with Assetto Corsa Rally out now in Early Access.

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saying this while the most popular multiplayer games blacklist linux is crazy

and most people don't care about privacy, so the "invasive Kernel AC" argument is meaningless

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After bringing in another team to help, Deep Rock Galactic is getting Season 6 sometime early next year with a bumper addition of new content.

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So I've increasingly been streaming my desktop (Fedora) to an HTPC (Bazzite) in my living room for gaming purposes and it is great. I set up Moonlight/Sunshine but... that is always finicky and seems to need some manual config tweaks maybe once a month (presumably when there is an update) and Steam Remote Play feels like it would be a lot more seamless and SHOULD only get better in the next few months.

But... I am stupid and weird and care about performance/latency even though I am not playing anything remotely twitch shootery and I am also an old with decades of adult beverages to make sure my reflexes are crap. But it is the principle of the matter!

My thinking is to just make a simple Godot "game" and use a high FPS camera to measure the delay between input and output locally and streaming with each solution. But this also feels like something someone else may have already done and I would be genuinely interested in whether different distros/compositors make a meaningful difference. And by "meaningful difference" I of course mean "nothing that matters for like 99.9999999% of the population".

So... is there a writeup or video on something like this?

Thanks

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Hello!
I'm new to ubuntu, downloaded mainly because i noticed the following video (https://youtu.be/uwHttoYK3KE?si=vuObgh\_KrmdtjsMA) which opened my eyes to the ways that linux can help me bypass hardware limitations.
Unfortunatly, i was not able to mimick the process the video does
has anyone tried this and worked with a bought copy of aw2 from epic game store

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PEAK remains a favourite this year, easily one of the best casual co-op games and the latest bug-fix update is important for gamepad players.

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my games won't start, i tried other games and, it's still the same.

The game seems to launch but then the button changes and my game will never show up.

pls, help.

I'm using Garuda Linux

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Has anyone managed to get Anno 117 working under the aforementioned conditions?

First some info about my software:

• Ubuntu 24.04.3
• Lutris
• Ubisoft Connect

I know that it's often (read: almost always) easier to use steam, but before I switched to Linux I bought all Anno games directly from Ubisoft and on reflex I did the same with 117, so now I'm stuck with that.
I also can't link my steam and Ubisoft accounts because none of my Ubisoft games will start when started via steam.

So I've got Ubisoft Connect installed via Lutris and that works, I can also start some of my games without any tweaks.
However, no matter what I do, I can't get 117 to start. I always get the following error:

This Product cannot be activated right now, please try again laterThis Product cannot be activated right now, please try again later

I've looked at this post for the demo and tried all the arguments.
Tried applying them in Ubisoft Connect and Lutris, in all the combinations I could think of, but to no avail.
I've switched between all the recent Proton versions and even tried starting 117 not via Ubisoft Connect, but steam and directly out of Lutris.
Steam doesn't work at all and Lutris produces either the same result or a different Error:

Something went wrong when opening your profile. Some features may be unavailable.

If I use Proton Hotfix, and after clicking away the 6 dialogues that this opens I get nothing, just my CPU committing Seppuku.

Oh and yes, I already tried all the alternatives to Lutris, those did not work either.
Thus far, Lutris has gotten me the closest to playing (which is the error message above).

Has anyone any pointers on what to do? I'm out of ideas...

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So I've got this computer I built, out of spare parts, I was originally planning to sell it but I actually wanna try making it a little media center/emulator and game-streaming "console" for my bedroom TV. The problem is, I don't know what OS would be best for ease of use in this case.

It's a pretty low spec PC;

i7 2600

8GB DDR3 RAM

240GB SSD

GTX 750

Old spare parts as I said before.

I'm looking for an OS with controller support, that won't have any issues running Moonlight to stream games from my main PC. I was thinking something like Bazzite, but the GPU in this is too old for Bazzite's desktop only more, much less it's Gaming Mode. Maybe Batocera? I've never managed to get that to work right though, especially steam, so I'm a little hesitant to use it.

Right now, Zorin OS is installed on it with Nouveau drivers, if there's a way to get Zorin to operate with a controller on start up I'd also be willing to mess around and download and configure some stuff to get that to work too.

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Proton 10.0-3 released https://playingtux.com/articles/proton-100-3-released?lang=en #Linux #Gaming #LinuxGaming

A brand new version of the modernised Heroes of Might and Magic 2 game engine fheroes2 has released with version 1.1.12 now available.

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I have 2 ultrawides. They work great in pretty much any distro for the desktop. Currently on CachyOS/Arch. GPU is Nvidia RTX 4090

No issues with resolution, orrr refresh rate, orrr HDR, adaptive sync, etc.

It all just works!

UNTIL. I start a game via xwayland.. There are just no 21:9 resolutions listed in games. Only 16:9. 3440x1440 doesn't exist in game as an option to pick from

So any of my games on Steam, I have to force them to run via gamescope in launch options. It's annoying.

This is the one thing keeping me from leaving Windows behind for good. I don't play multiplayer games only singleplayer. So no need for anti cheat. I would be perfectly happy on Linux.

I find it hard to believe no one else has encountered this. I have the same issue on Mint, Fedora, etc. So it seems like a wayland issue anyone with an ultrawide monitor should be experiencing.

Is there a more elegant solution than setting gamescope as a launch option individually for each game on steam?

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