I swear i tried: - reddit - any stackoverflow - chatgpt - any guides i could find

But i can’t get arch + gnome + wayland + sunshine work after boot. What I achieved right now: - setup an autologin in gdm and lock session after with loginctl lock-session command in a service or autostart desktop entry - setup for sunshine and enabled it’s service - connected via an iphone

What i need to achieve - after the boot the user entry automatically inside gnome but presented with a lockscreen (not the gdm one) but sunshine is started and i can login with configured devices (like the iphone), of course when entering with sunshine you need to login in the locked session

What i’m getting - it seems that as soon as the screen lock with “loginctl lock-session” the display is not available (even if a virtual display) and so it cannot start.

Can you help me?

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Regions of Ruin: Runegate has just been announced from Gameclaw Studio, a fresh explorative RPG hack-and-slash adventure full of dwarfs.

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Originating from a team of Project Zomboid modders, Manzanita Interactive announced Dandelion Void featuring deadly plant-based creatures.

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Hi guys, anyone know how a can fix this? first time on linux, im running ZorinOS and im starting to thinkn that is not that good for gamin, yesterday i try to play bioshok infinit, it runs very bad tho, 10 fps

https://preview.redd.it/j0yztsz98w4f1.png?width=690&format=png&auto=webp&s=f7eba82275e95a65939f7dc534bb13136b080b50

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We already have Ludusavi, but now we also have SaveState, another attempt to create a user-friendly and versatile game save backup manager.

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I need this. Athanasia has jumped right to the top of my wishlist for some Dino Crisis meets System Shock vibes in an immersive sim.

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Linux gamers should lobby for Linux support to become a mandatory application of human rights for any game that offers cross platform online multiplayer

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As u can see the game strinova runs, but requires tinkering. sorry for bad english. first turtorial....

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Hello,

I want to ask for assistance regarding mounting the encrypted image that was created using the guide "steam_deck_encryption" by hirak99.

My steam deck update got interrupted in the middle of it and it was unable to boot. Stuck in the black screen.

I haven't performed any recovery steps yet so no files will be edited or removed.

The encrypted file is still intact.

I'm a noob in Linux at the moment. I'm still exploring it little by little.

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Hey everyone, I came across a used Dell XPS 13 9340 with 32gb RAM and a 1TB SSD, running on the Meteor Lake chip. The seller is asking 650 euro for it.

Just looking for some advice. I currently have a MacBook M2 Max with 32gb, which I like, but the privacy concerns and limited flexibility with Linux are pushing me to switch. Thinking about selling the MacBook and using the Dell mainly for Linux and running local LLMs.

Does anyone here have experience with this model, especially for LLM use? How does it perform in real-world situations, both in terms of speed and efficiency? I’m curious how well it handles various open-source LLMs, and whether the performance is actually good enough for day-to-day work or tinkering.

Is this price about right for what’s being offered, or should I be wary? The laptop was originally bought in November 2024, so it should still be fairly new. For those who have tried Linux on this particular Dell, any issues with compatibility or hardware support I should know about? Would you recommend it for a balance of power, portability, and battery life?

Any tips on what to look out for before buying would also be appreciated. Thanks for any input.

Let me know what you guys think :)

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tl;dr: I developed a lightweight tray tool that you can use to monitor, disable/enable and save/restore CPU boost on newer AMD and intel CPUs. Hope you like it!

Motivation:

I got an 9800X3D a few months ago and since I like using Steam's shader pre-caching, I got a bit annoyed that the CPU is spending a lot of time at higher temperatures when processing the shaders after a Kernel or driver upgrade.

Then I started playing FarCry 5 which also has a particular problem: it boosts the 9800X3D constantly beyond what is necessary and - compared to other, heavier games - also raises the temperatures of the CPU by more than 10 degrees. Finally, games with lengthy shader pre-compilation steps at 100% CPU usage (such as The Last of Us) also tend to push the CPU to the limits for a significant amount of time.

At some point, I discover the option of disabling CPU boost via the Linux CPU drivers, which caps the 9800X3D at its maximum base clock (4.7 GHz) - still plenty for most games but vastly improves temperatures and power draw. Toggling boost off when I don't actively play the most demanding games, I now barely noticed it when the system was processing shaders. And temperatures and power draw for other background processes also showed significant improvements.

As the way to toggle the boost was a bit cumbersome and boost resets to defaults at every reboot, I developed a small GTK3 tool that you can put in your tray to monitor the current boost state, enable/disable boost with a click (+ authorization) and save and restore the boost state between boots.

Installation is a short manual process. The tool is still in its earlier stages and I could only test it on my Ubuntu installation, but a few other people on different distros also managed to run it without any problems. You should be able to use it on a somewhat recent Kernel (6.11+) with most newer AMD CPUs and I also added intel CPU support recently although I personally can not test this. For less powerful laptop CPUs, disabling boost may affect your Desktop experience, but most modern CPUs suitable for high-end gaming should not show any noticeable performance impact for any but the highest workloads.

I hope it's useful to some of you!

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i7-8700k @ 4.8GHz all 6C/12T synced, no AVX offset, ring ratio 47x

ASUS ROG Strix Z370-E Gaming mobo, all power limiters maxed out

RTX 4070 Super @ 2820 GPU/11001 mem

32GB Corsair RGB Vengence Pro DDR4 @ 3600MHz CL16

KDE Neon 6.3.4, X11 Nvidia 570.153.02 proprietary drivers, above 4G decoding & ReBar enabled

2 x 1200p displays (one used while gaming) Very High preset, DLSS4 (Performance), FG 2x Encoding via NVENC

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I am currently trying to get my OBS set up to capture my gameplay, but I am running into an issue. I want to capture :0, with OBS on :1. This is mostly a non-issue, except when I switch to the OBS X server, :0 seemingly stops rendering, leaving the screen black. I would like OBS to be able to continue recording :0 when :1 is active. How is this possible?

Specs:

• Intel Core i5 12400F
• Debian GNU/Linux Trixie x86_64
• Linux 6.12.27-amd64
• One display connected over HDMI
• GPU 1: AMD Radeon RX 6600XT (connected to the monitor)
• GPU 2: AMD Radeon RX 470 (used for encoding)

If I have missed any info, please let me know.

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Here's the link.

It technically was recognised two weeks ago, but I have been busy, so I didn't make a new post here.

The issue may actually be present in GoldSource and Source Engine 2 too, but GoldSource is not "that easy to test" (one has to set the resolution to 8k to figure out if the GPU is used as much as under Windows with DirectX directly, and Linux doesn't have that good of an upscaling-option as Windows...) and I don't have those many Source Engine 2 games, so I just superficially tested CS2.

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I have a AMD Radeon HD 4850, and it doesnt support Vulkan. I want to play games like Risk Of Rain 2, but they dont have an OpenGL version. I get 40-50 fps on windows but 0.2 fps on linux. Why is there not a Proton equivalent for OpenGL in terms of performance?

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ive tried verifying game files, switching to different proton versions, uninstalling and reinstalling, and using the lowest settings. if you need further information please let me know

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I have edited the registry with winetricks, however, my game is launched from NEXON website via their NGM (Nexon Game Manager), I can't add PROTON_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1 like I do in Steam. What should I do?

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