People said that they had to add an external video card and that more RAM wouldn't help anything, I added another 4GB of RAM, totaling 12GB where the system takes 4GB for the integrated video and now I can play many games that I couldn't before

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I have a Bazzite machine that I use to stream from my main PC and technically, it all works. However, the user experience of the flatpack Moonlight is definitely undercooked compared to pretty much every other client I've used. Mostly due to controller support but it also just clearly isn't meant to be displayed on a TV.

I was wondering if there were any alternative forks? I'm likely going to switch to Apollo over Sunshine. I've used alternative forks for Android (Artemis) and iOS, but even the AppleTV base Moonlight client is way better than linux's.

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It's my first post

I was thinking about buying an external SSD, I saw that it was good for games and the thing I do most is play and download games. My PC came without an SSD, and the memory on the local disk is running out, there are many games I wanted to download, both via Steam and other platforms.

I don't know if I can download the games on the external SSD, if I disconnect it, what will happen to the games? Can I download games on one? Can I move already downloaded games that I play frequently on the local drive to the external SSD? And if I disconnect the SSD, will the games disappear? I'm a layman, please help me

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I recently made a support ticket asking for battleye to support linux for GTA online, they told me to send a feedback, everyone, send some feedback saying how much you want gta online to support linux for battleye, maybe we will win this war

https://preview.redd.it/gpmucct97zfe1.jpg?width=1167&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=12930a570f3f91ea3e934fdf6001ed075892b8ea

Send the feedback now and bump this thread so others can see it!

https://www.rockstargames.com/gta-online/feedback

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is the os compatible with kde and gnome tools and what else is it good with

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Was holding out on the preorder, but this convinced me

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I've been playing games on Linux Mint for about a year with no problems.

Last week I suddenly started experiencing lag in all games when using a controller. An FPS counter shows a drop from 60 to mid-50's when I start pressing buttons. On keyboard everything still runs perfectly. Controller button presses will lag games even if the controller isn't active or set up for the game.

Things I've tried:

-Fresh install of Mint with cleared out harddrive. No change

-Different controllers of different types (PS, Xbox, Generic). All wired. No change.

-Different USB ports. No change and USB keyboard works perfectly in game.

-Changing Steam options. No change.

-Testing FPS with GALLIUM_HUD. Showed fluxuating FPS with controller button presses (between 57 and 62 FPS), leading me to believe this is a Linux problem and not a Steam problem, but I never checked before, so I have no idea if this is normal.

Anyone have any ideas?

Everything was fine until last week and I tried a fresh install already.

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Sony have announced that their PC game releases will no longer force a PlayStation Network Account requirement. Instead it will be optional and give you certain in-game rewards.

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Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

The updated version of DOOM + DOOM II that bundles them together with enhancements from id Software / Nightdive Studios, Bethesda just got Update #2 with more improvements for playing with mods.

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I installed ubuntu a few days ago to get rid of windows spyware and because my pc is starting to become old and take a toll on performance. Before this i got a thrustmaster t300rs gt and it worked fine on windows with the drivers, i could drift in carx and other games worked alright, ffb and all that. When i switched to ubuntu and installed the drivers and oversteer, the wheel would always no matter what just auto center like it would have spring on 100%, dirt rally 2.0 doesnt let me change ffb settings, wheel angle and neither does oversteer, ive tried installing and updating the drivers, playing other games and still hasnt fixed centering, should i corrupt my system on purpose and get all my apps back and try downloading the drivers again?

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Hello Games have given us another almighty whopper of an update to No Man's Sky here. The scale was already impressive and now it's just completely ridiculous.

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Just installed mint on my machine and plugged my series x controller in it vibrates for a second and that's it. I've installed xpadneo, updated the controller and done all my system updates

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Noticed the anti aliasing on minecraft bedrock launcher was kinda low and i really want the experience to match what i had on pc bedrock as close as possible. any help is appreciated thankyou

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I used Linux for gaming two years ago but switched to Windows because some games didn’t run well. How is the gaming experience on Linux now? What’s the best distro for it?

I usually play a lot of Game Pass games. Can I use the Xbox app on Linux?

My knowledge of the kernel and other technical aspects is very limited, but I enjoy using Linux because it feels light and smooth.

My PC specs:

Motherboard: Gigabyte B450M DS3H-CF

CPU: Ryzen 5 5600X

GPU: AMD RX 7800 XT

RAM: 32GB

Storage: 1TB M.2 NVMe + 2TB SATA SSD

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As In topic - are the vulkan shaders stored in Steam "shadercache" folder?

I've got seperate SSD 1 TB just for games, and I'm willing to change from GTX 1650 to Radeon 7800 XT soon. Should I delete the vulkan shaders folder before chaning GPU? Or it will overwrite itself. And can I actually use the same seperate Steam library SSD after Linux OS reinstallation?

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Hello Together,

So far i run a homeserver with proxmox and some Linux VMs mainly Ubuntu Server. So i'm quite used to Linux

My main PC and Laptop so far always used Linux because the easier gaming experience. As many others, i want to escape the W11 update.

I'm running a 5900X with a 1080TI and 3 Displays 1QHD and 2 FHD. This is enough for 90+ FPS on OV2 on the QHD panel. Every evening i play Overwatch, so this should work in the long run.

Fo far the Problems i figured out:

will my 1080ti still work comparably with the propietary drivers or will i have big performance issues and need to look for a new card ? ATM maybe would order a 4080-S or 7900 XTX maybe the new models offer some new options in the next months.

And for OS, im still undecided if i want to get someone to hold my hand with cachy OS or Nobara or i want to join the Superusers and go for Pure Arch ^^ So far i seem to Love the KDE Plasma Desktop

Lokking for your answers and Best wishes

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