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If anyone doesn't know sober is roblox for linux

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I have Garden Warfare 2 on steam and previously played on my windows PC, but for storage reasons, I deleted it. I learned that the EA Anticheat has ruined all ways of play without dualbooting or stuff like that, and I DONT wanna do that. Is there a certain wine or method I could use to run the game?

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I finally got OBS set up and tested it with DOSBox. Running this on Linux Mint and Arch (dual boot) with a Ryzen 9 + RTX 4080, but the real star is my ancient Creative Telex mic from 1993 that somehow still works. 😅

Everything is running 100% on Linux (no Windows here), and I’ll be mixing in modern Linux games too from a 150+ game library with at least one title from every year between 1989 and 2025. Right now I’m just having fun sharing old DOS classics but Im willing to switch it up to anything from classics to the newest titles.

Not looking for numbers or big growth, just hanging out and seeing if anyone else finds it fun.

twitch.tv/solo_energy

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Issue: When playing most fps games on Niri window manager, gamescope with --force-grab-cursor is required to be able to look around. However, in some games, when using --force-grab-cursor, the mouse movement is weird and jittery. I am using the gamescope-git package from the AUR, and my launch options on steam are gamescope -W 1920 -H 1080 -f --force-grab-cursor -- %command%. Does anyone know a fix for this? I would prefer a fix rather than having to switch window managers, however I will swtich if there are no fixes.

Specs: Arch Linux, AMD Ryzen 5 5500, Nvidia GTX 1060 6gb, 24gbs of ram

https://reddit.com/link/1mze1vt/video/hu6r56cmn2lf1/player

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I am currently on pop!os and there seems to be no audio at all in Dead Cells. As a comparison I have tried Brotatoes and Stardew Valley and the sound is there.

There seems to be some answers on this problem, with various steam cummunity/reddit posts commenting on the need to delete libraries like libSDL, libopenal and libsndio. However these strategies do not work for me. Is there any other solution?

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A while back I moved from Ubuntu to Mint. Under Ubuntu, DoD worked perfectly.

Now that I'm on Mint, not so much. Same hardware.

I can play a bit more than one map before it crashes to desktop. After some digging the only thing I've been able to extract from the logs is:

syslog:
kernel: hl_linux[98843]: segfault at 0 ip 00000000cb2c96d1 sp 00000000ff975c50 error 6 in client.so[cb1b9000+1df000] likely on CPU 5 (core 5, socket 0)

Running steam from the command line basically just gives me the same info when it dies.

Any suggestions? I did find an old bug report saying that the particle system is running out of memory, but I don't get the same notice they are talking about - no out of memory error in the console or logs. I do get a crash dump, but gdb can't read them (file format unrecognized) so I have no idea what to even do with that.

OS: Linux Mint 22 x86_64

Kernel: 6.8.0-78-generic

Resolution: 2560x1440, 2560x1440, 2560x1440

DE: GNOME 46.0`

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3700X (16) @ 3.600G

GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070

Memory: 5462MiB / 32002MiB

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This application failed to start because it could not find or load the Qt platform plugin

The game is smbx 2

How do I fix

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I just got a new NVME drive and I put my OS (Linux Mint) on it and I moved Warhammer to it to increase the loadtimes.

However whenever I get into the main menu I have a few seconds before the game freezes. Audio keeps working and I can move the mouse but everything else is frozen. Only way out is to alt+tab out and kill it in Steam.

All other games seem to work fine.

I've tried Proton version: 9, 10, Experimental, GE 10.3, GE 10.13.

CPU: Xeon 2697 V3 Ram: 128 GB GPU: Nvidia GTX 1080, driver 580.65.06

Any ideas on why this happens?

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I installed linux mint for a hour and i was confused so im installing back windows i didnt know what iam doing dont say anything i have installed mint and kali and even ubuntu on virtual machine but i didnt know what to do

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I'm not sure what caused it. I'm in the alien Zeta part if that helps at all. I'm using a Ryzen 3700x, 32gb ram, 2 WD Black M.2 SSDs, one for Linux, one for Windows. MSI 2060 Super 12gb, Nvidia 575 open driver through Mint's driver installer.

Steps I've taken. 1. Did a file check with Steam and all files are fine. 2. Changed from the 550 to the 575 open driver. 3. Changed to Proton Expermiental. 4. I decided to try running under Plasma instead of Cinnamon, and had better results. But still having crashes like crazy now.

I also remembered the multicore or multithread fix, and that helped a little bit. But everything was fine until this week. An occasional crash, but nothing life changing. Secure boot is turned off if that helps.

Actually, I did get internet this week. I was using my phone to tether everything until very recently. I signed on with Verizon for home internet ($35/month for 3 years LOCKED RATE!!), but that shouldn't affect Fallout.

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So I finally made the switch to the penguin, and I'm using bazzite os. When I try to play non steam games through steam they just load for a couple of seconds and then they just don't launch. I imported them into steam and forced them to launch with proton, and nothing happened. Any one got any ideas? And also when I try and play some games I get this message "choose a wineprefix to run (the game)" Does anyone know how to do it?

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I have a 144Hz display and my RTX 2080 is starting to show its age. I have games installed via a number of different ways. A lot of them native Linux games from Steam/GOG, a lot of them via Proton.

On Windows I'm used to just going to the NVIDIA Control Panel and being able to set the exact frame rate I want on a game-by-game basis. Is there anything similar like this on Linux? For what it's worth I'm on Fedora 42/GNOME 48 under Wayland.

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It's called voicewave, and I'm currently running it in bottles via the soda runner. I know that from me switching from windows I kinda missed Voicemod, and couldn't get it to install in any WINE runner I tried. But this. Just. Worked

Granted, I had to hunt for the exe in the bottle to add a shortcut, and the window is buggy if moved about in labwc (gamescope might fix that) but one issue I can see being bypassed easily is that the driver for using the voice in discord and whatnot doesn't install, but I think if you were to setup a virtual output and pipe that output into a virtual input you could get around it. Though you'd need to keep "hear myself" turned on.

I'll leave a link here if anyone wants to reproduce what I did: https://multimedia.easeus.com/ Haven't tested if the upgrade functionality works or not, but considering the browser opens fine upon install (if you have xdg portals working) it should

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This happened a bit ago but there still hasn't been any solution. I bought this game on launch but switched to linux about a year ago. All I did was launch the game and I was met with this ban. I submit an appeal and have contacted activision multiple times since, but they have very strongly refused to do anything about it. I have lost hundreds of hours, way too much money than I would care to admit, and all for what? I just wanted to see if the game could run. How should I have knows that this would happen? Many people have said, oh why didn't you check protonDB or areweanticheat? I didn't check that because they hadn't had an update in a long time. They only way those can update is if people (like me) test it. Anyway, I don't expect any of you to be able to do anything about this, but I feel it's important that people know what's going on.This happened a bit ago but there still hasn't been any solution. I bought this game on launch but switched to linux about a year ago. All I did was launch the game and I was met with this ban. I submit an appeal and have contacted activision multiple times since, but they have very strongly refused to do anything about it. I have lost hundreds of hours, way too much money than I would care to admit, and all for what? I just wanted to see if the game could run. How should I have knows that this would happen? Many people have said, oh why didn't you check protonDB or areweanticheat? I didn't check that because they hadn't had an update in a long time. They only way those can update is if people (like me) test it. Anyway, I don't expect any of you to be able to do anything about this, but I feel it's important that people know what's going on.

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Been wanting to do this for a while, ever since I saw how the steam deck handled Linux gaming while also having a good desktop mode

I'm running an Nvidia card, RTX 3080, and I'm not programmer or power user, I just want to get out of the Microsoft ecosystem

So I'll need a simple to use, difficult to break os, that works with my card and proton, that won't need major tweaking to work

Does pop os cover that or are there better options?

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My dumb ass just realized that I have a FreeSync monitor compatible with NVIDIA GPU's G-Sync features, and I'm sure being able to take some of the load off the GPU and put it on my monitor would help.

I know there's a setting in dconf editor that enables a VRR option. Is it as easy as that?

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I tried installing windows 10 on my lap and my disk just couldnt handle it, so i tried linux for the first time, i tried ubuntu, they say its the fastest its installing rn but its going very nice, i want to try minecraft but im not going to use it for 1 day so im a bit impatient, i had windows 7 before and it used to run at 30fps on servers (lowest graphics and res) could i go more than that? My friends pcs are the same quality so maybe i could reccomend linux so they can play more smoothly

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