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Windows VM on a Second GPU?

Reddit Linux_Gaming - 05. Mai 2026 - 13:21

Hi, I want to know If I could play games that don't run on Linux​ via my old GPU on a Windows VM?

Gemini told me I need a second GPU to play games on a VM and iam upgrading now anyways so I have 2 gpus.

Is 750Watts enough also if I upgrade my CPU later?

(I know my build is very unbalanced, I plan to upgrade the rest when ddr5 ram gets cheaper, if that ever happens 🥲)

AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-core

New GPU: ​RX 9070 XT Asus prime oc 16gb

G.Skill RipJaws V DIMM DDR4 16gb (2x8)

Samsung SSD 970 Evo 500g

Mainboard: B450 Gaming X

CORSAIR RM750e (2025) power supply 750Watts

Old GPU: ​Radeon Rx 580 series (8 GB)

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Wife & I quit our corporate job make a game, and we just launched the demo! It's an idle/incremental game about making a game with your dog/boss Joe. (Runs on linux!)

Reddit Linux_Gaming - 05. Mai 2026 - 13:17

Hey real masterracers. If you're into idle games, me and my wife just dropped the demo for our game It's Fine.

It's a classic idle game about developing a game with your dog Joe, featuring multi prestige layers, alt endings, secrets, unique mechanics and challenges, and 0 AI used!
It also has tons of tech/dev humor so you nerds should feel right at home :D

Check it out here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4608740/Its_Fine_Demo/

glhf 🐧

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shapez 2 is a thoroughly chilled time building up a shape-cutting factory

Gaming on Linux - 05. Mai 2026 - 11:42
If you love the idea of building up a massive sprawling factory and taking your time doing so to chill out - shapez 2 is a safe bet.

Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

Engineering puzzle game U.V.S. Nirmana arrives from the Zachtronics team at Coincidence

Gaming on Linux - 05. Mai 2026 - 11:13
The Zachtronics team are back again. After releasing Kaizen: A Factory Story they have returned for another engineering puzzle game with U.V.S. Nirmana.

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Unique deck-builder Moonsigil Atlas arrives May 28 - No energy, no mana, just space

Gaming on Linux - 05. Mai 2026 - 11:02
With a demo that absolutely captured me, deck-builder Moonsigil Atlas arrives May 28th and this is one you're not going to want to miss.

Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

Unity AI out in Open Beta to give developers the fabled "make game" button

Gaming on Linux - 05. Mai 2026 - 10:39
AI, AI, AI - now in your game engine too! Unity has rolled out Unity AI in Open Beta that will apparently help games be created faster.

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Discord Patch Notes: May 4, 2026

Reddit Linux_Gaming - 05. Mai 2026 - 10:35

Linux specific patch notes

  • Are you a Linux user? If so, are you sick of that lovely modal we made to tell you that there’s an update you need to go manually install? IF SO, boy do I have good news for you. We’ve ported our Rust-based updater to Linux, allowing Linux to update itself just like on Windows. Additionally, we now support .rpm and .pkg.tar.zst package formats for installation.
  • Fixed a bug on Desktop where the window control buttons in the title bar had extra padding on the right on Linux. Our second monthly Linux fix; good job team.
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The Codex Draw Steel - GPU overload

Reddit Linux_Gaming - 05. Mai 2026 - 10:10

i am running the (Draw Steel) Codex on Linux Ubuntu 26.04 LTS and am running into the following issue:
as soon as a map is opened the GPU usage explodes to around 100%. therefore everything is lagging, ventilation is going crazy, let alone trying to open a second director or player window, ...
has anyone experienced the same problem and can maybe help?

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Steam Controller goes out of stock as Valve get a ton of "Game Console" shipments

Gaming on Linux - 05. Mai 2026 - 09:50
It's the morning after the Steam Controller released standalone, it's getting sold out in various regions but it may not be alone for long.

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Single GPU pass through on KVM not working on Cachy-OS but was working on EndeavourOS

Reddit Linux_Gaming - 05. Mai 2026 - 09:24

May not belong to this sub but I didn't get much help on the VFIO sub so I'm posting it here. I was successful in setting up single GPU pass through on EndeavourOS. I am using a GTX 1650 Super with Nvidia 595.58.03 drivers.

I have switched to CachyOS recently and I cannot get it working here. I am using the same setup and scripts as before but it doesn't work here. Whenever I try to boot, my GPU detaches from the host but does not bind with the VM and hence I get a black screen. I couldn't figure out a lot from the logs as they were quite similar from the ones I had on Endeavour OS.

My setup: Libvirt + KVM, windows 10 ISO and this script.

Is it something to do with the Cachy-OS kernel? It had worked flawlessly on Endeavour OS.

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I am building a native Linux mod manager for Steam games (early alpha) — LSMM

Reddit Linux_Gaming - 05. Mai 2026 - 09:17

Hi everyone,

Frustrated with running MO2/Vortex through Wine, I am building a native Python/GTK4 mod manager for Steam games on Linux.

It currently supports:

- Bethesda games (Starfield, Skyrim SE, Fallout 4) via Proton/SFSE

- BepInEx games (Planet Crafter, Craftopia)

- Stardew Valley (with SMAPI auto-install), RimWorld, 7 Days to Die

- NXM link import + Nexus Mods update checks

- Drag & drop load order, mod profiles, clean uninstall tracking

Still early alpha. Rough edges exist.

GitHub: https://github.com/pyromeister/Linux-Steam-ModManager

I added a wiki and if there is any requests you can add them, i am trying to build the systen in the final state even with steam deck support (so i can play modded games there too 😄).

I am open for any Feedback and/or contributions, especially if you want a new game added!

Thank you

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What did you stop doing to make Linux gaming boring in the good way?

Reddit Linux_Gaming - 05. Mai 2026 - 09:07

For me it was chasing every tweak and turning the machine into a hobby project.

Fewer extra layers, snapshots before bigger changes, and waiting a bit on major updates has been way calmer than trying every shiny fix.

Genuinely curious what habit you dropped that made your setup more stable.

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