Thread 538081114

Back-To-School Edition!
Last two weeks of summer camp: >>536188523

>Commercial games for Linux
https://store.steampowered.com/search?category1=998&os=linux
https://itch.io/games/platform-linux
https://www.gog.com/en/games?systems=linux
https://www.humblebundle.com/store/search?platform=linux&drm=download
https://www.zoom-platform.com/search/any/any/any/any/any/linux/any/any
https://gamejolt.com/games?os=linux

>Libre games, source ports
https://libregamewiki.org/
https://osgameclones.com/

>Stuff for running Windows games
Wine (mostly used via Proton, Lutris, etc.): https://www.winehq.org/
Proton (comes with Steam): https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton
ProtonUp-Qt (installer for custom Proton builds): https://github.com/DavidoTek/ProtonUp-Qt
Bottles (Wine frontend): https://github.com/bottlesdevs/Bottles
Lutris (Wine frontend and game launcher): https://lutris.net/

>Other (non-Proton) compatibility tools for Steam
Steam Tinker Launch: https://github.com/sonic2kk/steamtinkerlaunch
Boxtron: https://github.com/dreamer/boxtron
Roberta: https://github.com/dreamer/roberta
Luxtorpeda: https://github.com/luxtorpeda-dev/luxtorpeda

>Unofficial launchers for platforms lacking proper Linux support
LGOGDownloader (GOG) (CLI only): https://github.com/Sude-/lgogdownloader
Minigalaxy (GOG): https://github.com/sharkwouter/minigalaxy
Legendary (EGS) (CLI only): https://github.com/derrod/legendary
Rare (EGS): https://github.com/Dummerle/Rare
Heroic (EGS, GOG, Amazon): https://github.com/Heroic-Games-Launcher/HeroicGamesLauncher

>Other cool things
https://wiki.archlinux.org/
https://github.com/ValveSoftware/gamescope
https://github.com/flightlessmango/MangoHud
https://gitlab.com/Infernio/libstrangle
https://git.dec05eba.com/gpu-screen-recorder/about/
https://gitlab.com/feed_and_seed/webm_script
https://github.com/limo-app/limo
https://github.com/Kron4ek/Conty
https://github.com/scanmem/scanmem
https://github.com/mtkennerly/ludusavi

>Linux on other boards
>>>/g/fglt
>>>/t/linux

>>536317858
we are so back

This game's voice acting is pretty good.

>start a mission
>game starts yelling at me that I'm late to class because 1 hour in-game is only a few minutes
Should I just pass all available classes before I try to do story missions? Maybe getting chased down for truancy is part of the fun, but I don't like it yelling at me to be somewhere else when I'm obviously in the middle of shit. Like just fuck off a little bit.

>>538091073
Anyway, this is the weirdest mini-game yet.

>>538091235
>the assignment is drawing the sexy art teacher
Based. I had a hot art teacher once. I guarantee every male student wanted to fuck her brains out.

I don't remember gym class being like this...

>working mirrors
Nice.

Tried running The Citadel with bottles and the menu was very low fps as was the game, but messing with screen options(switching to windowed) seems to fix it. Haven't played it yet thought.

>>>/v/719925895
Nightly laugh at baby ducks thread.

>>538094921
Tired of seeing that one, to be honest. We should be able to have Linux gaming discussions on /v/ without the opening post being blatant spam.
This post (from another thread) was pretty funny though. Not sure if it was serious. I should probably have a little faith in humanity and assume it was a joke.

There's a bait thread about this game on the shitposting board, and I'd never heard of it so I looked it up. Apparently it has a Linux build, but it's Deck Verified for Proton 10. It's a bit disappointing to see that for new games that release with Linux support. This might be bullshit because I don't remember who said it, but is it really true that Valve only tests with Proton unless developers specifically request otherwise? Or is
>"Deck Verified"
>look inside
>it uses Proton
just a pathetic mark of shame for a developer's ability to port a game to Linux? I'm never surprised to see that an old game's outdated Linux port is skipped for Valve's compatibility verification, but damn. Imagine knowing that you can just let players use Proton, but saying "nah I got this" and going out of your way to provide real Linux support, and then it releases and the most prominent Linux device defaults to the Windows version anyway.

What the hell? I thought I'd get in trouble for going to class in my underwear.

Biology class with a controller (or at least this controller) is too damn hard. I might have to do this part with a mouse, but this game doesn't seem to allow swapping between controller and keyboard/mouse without a restart...

I always hated biology anyway.

>>538104984
>but this game doesn't seem to allow swapping between controller and keyboard/mouse without a restart...
Never mind that. I was wrong.
I thought the game just sets the input type based on whether a controller is plugged in on start-up -- and, well, that's exactly what it does by default -- but gamepad controls can also be explicitly disabled from the pause menu. So I can just do that for biology class. If there's a stick sensitivity or deadzone adjustment option then I'm too lazy to find it, and doing anything precise with a thumb stick is always hell anyway.

https://github.com/doitsujin/dxvk/pull/5184
>There's still going to be plenty of work left to do even once that is done, such as adding a proper shader cache (needed due to increased compile times, some games will stutter more for now), but that's for later.
Sounds shader caches are coming to DXVK because the new dxbc-spirv shader compiler is slower.

Anyone have experience modding games in Linux enviroment? Can i VM Windows to use mod managers/tools to modify a game that i've installed on Linux? Or do i have to do all manually?

>>538109301
Just run the manager in the wine prefix. Lutris has a quick option to run an exe in the prefix if you click the arrow next to the wine button when you select a game.

>>538109301
I've never modded a game enough to need a mod manager, and so I can't personally vouch for this, but one of the links in the thread opener is a mod manager for Linux:
>https://github.com/limo-app/limo
It might be worth a look.
The extent of my experience in modding on Linux is using simple DLL drop-ins like widescreen patches, and the only extra work they require on Linux is a Wine DLL override.

>>538117598
I'm still waiting for them to implement fuse-overlay rather than retarded hard-link Frankenstein they're doing now

>>538109301
I do it the same way I did on windows. Just copy paste the mod files into the game directory. Then you also need to make it load those dll files by adding them with winecfg or by using the environment variable WINEDLLOVERRIDES.

I'm going to install EVERY game

>>538131158
based

I am having the strangest issue running total war warhammer 3 on cachyOS. After I load into a campaign the game will crash after about 20-30 seconds. If I quickly move into a battle that'll load and run just fine, so it's 20-30 seconds of staring at the campaign world map that does it. Haven't found anyone else that's reported the same issue.
Persists through various versions of proton. I'd just use native but that's two patches behind at the moment.

>English teacher has voice lines specifically responding to spelling profane words
heh

>kiss the nerd girl for fun
>she follows me around for a while
It would be funny to get a whole horde of them chasing me but I assume it's not possible.

Use Bottles!

>>538144030
What's the deal that Steam Proton section? Is that just detecting games from the Flatpak version of Steam or something?

>>538145549
It's a option I enabled so I can manage them via Bottles (I haven't actually used it).
Steam is natively installed via pacman, I literally only use flatpak for bottles, protontricks, protonup.

>>538145804
Oh, weird. I never saw that before.

>>538131158
wait does the steamdeck have an empty NVME slot

>>538131158
No, it doesn't. I just replaced stock 256 GB SSD with a 1 TB one

>>538149121
>2 TB
fixed

>>538144030
>flatpak

has anyone gotten banned for running dxvk?
the github has a warning not to use it in multiplayer games

>>538151823
That's the async shader version iirc. It's no longer needed (unless your mesa/nvidia driver is so old that it doesn't support graphics pipeline shader compilation, and that would be old distros or old Windows drivers).

Reading up on the current official upgrade process from Debian 12 to Debian 13 has made me realize that I've made a poor choice in distro from the start.
I guess I'll be going back to Void after I build the new PC, lads.

>>538154825
Everybody knows you install a new version instead of upgrading it.
Always has been, always will be.

>>538155207
I'm dreading upgrading my server from 12 to 13

>>538155207
When I was using fedora I upgraded from 42 through to like, 46 with no problems.

Bottles is unmaintained at this point. I just want a libadwaita GUI to fit into my desktop.

>>538156180
That's Fedora. They always do things unlike normal people.

>>538154825
>Debian
woke babyduck distro
>Void
woke BLM distro

just use fedora like a normal human bean.

>>538109301
New Nexusmod.app is cross-platform

>>538155207
I guess I never stuck with Debian long enough to witness a major release happen during use to know this. ;-;
>>538158728
Normal people don't use Linux, anon...

How do I launch game with vkd3d 12? Do I have to set it with winetrick, it's environmental variable or what?

>>538163336
isnt it automatic? If the game is DX11 it uses DXVK if its DX12 it uses vkd3d

>>538163336
how are you trying to launch the game? regular wine with terminal or a helper like steam/lutris/heroic etc?

>>538164258
>>538164292
never mind. I launched with -d3d12 argument and it seem have worked. I guess it normally runs with dx11, does dxvk have some kind of 12 support? i've never played a dx12 game before.

>>538164683
vkd3d-proton uses dxvk's dxgi.dll. you need to have dxvk installed in your wine prefix in order to use vkd3d-proton.

Redpill me on VKD3D_CONFIG=no_upload_hvv
any other tricks for increasing performance for an old GPU on dx12?

>>538159626
What a time to be alive.

>>538153532
so it should be fine to use everywhere i guess?

>>538168856
I only know of proton-sarek for ancient GPUs with no vulkan 1.3 support.

>>538168856
>VKD3D_CONFIG=no_upload_hvv
Does it increase performance for you? My GPU ain't ancient and in the only game I used that thing it decreased performance (I used it to solve another issue).

good night

>>538173303
I couldn't run the game in dx12 at all, it gives me some memory error.

https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.inputsystem@1.14/manual/Gamepad.html#rumble
>Note: Only the following combinations of Devices/OSes currently support rumble:
>Xbox controllers on Windows.
Thanks Unity devs, very cool

>>538180512
>the game
What game?

>>538181568
tasty

>>538181213
The Citadel. I don't think it's because of the game as much, my GPU is just ancient.

>>538168856
From google
>May free up vital VRAM in certain critical situations, at cost of lower GPU performance
>>538181732
>The Citadel
UE5 slop, for example here mangohud shows over 4 gigs of vram being used.

>>538182242
Imagine making DOOM clone and using anything else besides GZDoom

>>538182569
To be fair, citadel uses verticality a lot, so it's not really a doom clone.

>>538182932
GZDoom supports full 3D levels

>>538182242
I don't know why the guy just didn't make the game in one of the doom engines.
It's UE4 though.

>>538183220
I never done anything in gzdoom so I don't have a personal opinion on it, but here for example an anon's opinion.

>>538182569
actually GZDoom has performance issues too.

>>538184032
>Sunder MAP15
I bet when implemented in UE5 it would run at 5 fps

>Hades runs at 100+ fps despite having 3D models for everything on my Android phone
>Silksong running at 30-50 fps while being pure 2D game
silksanity...

>The Citadel
enjoy those 60fps while you can, later it gets worse and it's the same with Beyond Citadel
still my favourite games I've played this year

>>538184032
cool an other source port for me to try

Remember: if the MangoHud overlay renders on it, it's a video game.

so apparently the new bloober game actually does have a linux native build, but it's unreal engine and i don't remember the last time that was done.

4chan filename length test, because I forget how obnoxiously long my filenames can be without truncation. I know only that (as of last time I checked) it's a bit shorter than the limit of Mint's file system.

>>538201242
lol. Well, I guess I know the exact limit now. The full filename was
>Bully: Scholarship Edition | Steam version, with SilentPatch (for unlocked frame rate) and ThirteenAG's widescreen fix (which, ironically, is used here to avoid vertical stretching to 16:10 from natively supported 16:9) | 2025-09-05 21-30-16-882421385.png
and it seems that 4chan removed a single character from it. Meanwhile, the full filename is in fact at the exact limit for Mint's file system, which won't let me add any more characters, but that's actually a coincidence. I didn't realize I was hitting the maximum length when I named it, but in hindsight, I should have done that on purpose because it made for a good test.
So 4chan's name length limit is only one character shorter? I thought there was more of a difference. Maybe something changed since last time I saw the site eat part of a filename.

bump, I didn't even remember this part

I've heard people talk about this game like this as if this was the most adult and goriest game, but it seems pretty tame so far. Brutal Doom has more gore.
maybe the second game is gorier.

I bought a mini pc to put linux on. It's arriving Wednesday. Few questions: First, Is bazzite a good distro? I have basic linux knowledge, but not too much. Second, what's the best proton to use on Steam? There's a long list I believe. Finally, recommend cheap games to play or cool linux wallpapers :)

>>538214254
Why miniPC? Bazzite is bloated in my opinion but I haven't really used it myself. Proton-cachyos might be a good one.

>>538220701
>wallpapers
https://gelbooru.com/index.php?page=post&s=list&tags=linux
https://www.pixiv.net/en/tags/linux/artworks?order=date&s_mode=s_tag

>>538221141
meant for >>538214254

>>538212273
try lighting them on fire.
also this game is a thousand times more stable on gnu+linux than on winblows.

>>538214254
>Is bazzite a good distro
I haven't tried it but it looks good
>best proton to use on Steam
proton-ge (get it with protonup-qt or any launcher, steam should detect it after that) or experimental (comes with steam)
>games
cave story (nxengine-evo), xiii, nox, system shock 2, no one lives forever

>lower mangohud covers boons in deadlock
fug

>>538214254
>First, Is bazzite a good distro?
No, it has the lowest performance across all Linux distros

>>538188747
Hades does some clever things with very nice BINK video to look like everything is 3D. Almost everything is prerendered and put on a quad.

>>538251947
Huh, I didn't know. I thought the entire game is in 3D. Well, it still doesn't explain why Silksong shit itself in Winlator.

gnump

>>538268947
You're pretty good

>>538085167
Good. No one should be allowed to have a neck as short.

>>538277526
Decapitation defense. Can't cut what you can't see.

GNOME gives me an error every time game is loading if I run a game with xwayland. also I noticed that on xwayland text is bit blurry.
Wayland has worked better for me so far, experimental my ass, it's just better.

>>538282992
I found wayland is perfectly serviceable on an AMD GPU. Never needed to switch to X11 when I used Ubuntu.

>>538282992
>gnome wayland
Use something that works properly instead

>>538283273
I'm on Nvidia, but it's an old GPU, so it may have better drivers maybe.
>>538283339
Gnome has the most proper Wayland implementation. KrasheDE is jury-rigged to just werk for normgroids.

>>538283658
>most proper Wayland implementation
>xwayland text blur
>error because of unresponsive x11 application because it cant deal with x11 ping
At least kde wayland can run x11 applications properly

Well GNOME devs are really trying hard to get people to move completely to Wayland I wouldn't put it past them to attempt to sabotage X11 or make it look bad in comparison

>>538283339
>>538283836
I game on XFCE. I'm usually on OpenRC Gentoo too, I just had issues with installing it on my PC for some reason. So it is Fedora.

bump

bump [with image]

>>538298351
I wanted to show off my gamer skills. But every clip I got was bad.

>>538283836
Use case for xw11 when Wayland just werks?

>>538300519
Anons system didn't just werks, it would have if he ran xorg server

I need to start using straight up attack, so many missed opportunities

yaaay
I was wondering if it's possible

Fuuck, this dude was raping me for a half of an hour
I definitely need to git gud

>>538301694
he was really easy with the sprint i found elsewhere before coming here

I don't know if this was supposed way to get this fruit but here we are.
Damn, I remember beating OG Hollow Knight in autumn 2021, and now I'm playing this in the autumn 2025, kinda bring memories. And this game was at the bottom of my backlog for obvious reasons.

>>538300674
It's xlibre now, respect her pronouns.

>>538301694
He was just trying to protect you from rushing further early...

>>538307051
xl*bre is a hekin nazi dogwhistle, don't associate it with wholesome distros like ucuntu and fedora

>>538304331
Ok, maybe I should go elsewhere

bump

huuli hoarder gaming

bump

>>538331359
Did they make Linux build already?

>>538353043
no

>>538353043
Would you trust Volvo to not fuck up the linux build given their last linux releases?

>>538356447
Well, they kinda fixed their CS2 Linux build, most specifically Vulkan renderer. Maybe Drycock could benefit from all that work that was done there?

>>538327504
rock & stone

>>538360357
I tried playing the Left 4 Dead 2 linux native and it just kept crashing. Not an issue I had last year, so they could just break it again.

Does this mean that now I have to switch to legacy drivers package?

Aside from maybe using `-window` or similar to put a couple of games in windowed mode, I don't think I ever used the launch options field on a Steam game prior to using Linux. Was there ever anything interesting to do with it on Windows? Or is it used only for occasionally passing game-specific arguments to the few games that are actually configurable as such? It can be used for so many other things on Linux --
>setting environment variables for Wine/Proton, Vulkan/DXVK, etc. before %command%
>passing all of %command% as arguments to some other program like gamescope, strangle, mangohud, gamemoderun, etc.
>doing wild shit like `bash -c 'exec "${@/normal.exe/other.exe}"' -- %command%` to alter parts of %command% (in this case for running a different executable)
>using `> ~/output.txt 2>&1` to print any output/errors to a file and yes I know about PROTON_LOG=1 but not everyone exclusively runs Windows games like some kind of Windows lover
>putting entirely separate commands before or after %command%, separated by `;` or `&&`, for totally customized pre- or post-game scripting
-- and I wonder how much of this is even possible on Windows. Since passing arguments to a game is the only Windows use case I remember, I'm not even sure if the %command% part (which is optional if nothing comes before it) exists on Windows. I'm guessing it does just because the use of %% to denote a variable looks like a Windows thing.

>>538367753
I think you can't do much on Windows because command line there is parsed by cmd shell and it sucks niggers balls

>>538367753
>and I wonder how much of this is even possible on Windows.
Linux shell syntax of given examples notwithstanding, of course.

>>538366719
Looks like it. Too bad on arch that the legacy drivers are only in aur and there is no aur package for nvidia 580. Maybe somebody will create one next month when it's kill.

I hate winiggers

>>538376551
What happens if you try to use a newer nvidia driver on an unsupported card? Just get TTY output?

>>538391617
I have never tried that, arch wiki just says to use the old driver. My guess is that the driver has a gpu check and refuses to run with incompatible gpu. I guess we will find out next month if nvidia updates their driver after that. I have a gtx 1080 that will be affected by this.

>>538367753
On windows the commands are game specific. I remember you'd use them for Team Fortress 2 and Halo Custom Edition a lot.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_36yNWw_07g
Evergreen.

Got filtered hard by phase 2, literally took around 60 attempts.

>>538403938
tfw first tried phase 2 after swapping from reaper back to hunter

>>538405281
I tried experimenting with different crests, wanderer's seemed to make parrying the balls easier and allowed me to deal more damage, but it was so short I kept bumping into boss.

>>538403938
Wtf I only remember the secret bosses having move sets like this in the original.

Unreal Engine 5...

This is just embarassing...

>>538429973
what game?

>>538429973
What an abomination. If AVGN was a zoomer he would have sharted on this game.

>>538432386
Abiotic Factor

>>538429973
>>538433561
>What were they THINKING?!

GNU/bump

this boss is bugged at 120fps where it's near impossible to kill for some reason unless you use the rocket launcher where it insta kills him. fucking 7th gen pc ports not fixing issues when the game runs above 30 fps.

>>538452068
>cap it to 30 fps to fix the bugs
>replies to next screenshot posted on /v/: "lmao Linux can only do 30 fps lol lmao"

>>538452068
Isn't there some kind of fan PC patch that fixes it?

>>538471829
already using re5fix, iirc there's the qol mod too but i was playing co-op with a friend and we both just used that. maybe another time on a higher difficulty.

>>538477603
Did friend also use Linux?

>>538477603
Miss resident Evil 5 co-op. It's a real fun time I've done it twice.

Is the steam video recorder inconsistent for everyone else as well? I've not been able to get it to record any Star Wars Battlefront 2. But it's been fine for other games. Other than when I press the key to record the last 30 seconds it won't. But I have a feeling it's something to do with the key I assigned.

>>538493161
use gpu-screen-recorder instead, it's less hassle that steam's recorder

>>538500717
I had no idea about this. I don't like the shadowplay ui, but everything else is exactly what I would want. I am on systemD so it isn't an issue. But do you know if it has issues on OpenRC or Dinit? I remember reading some of them do.

>>538500869
>But do you know if it has issues on OpenRC or Dinit?
Dunno about that, you can ask the dev, he posts here occasionally.

>>538500869
>>538502349
I'm the dev. SystemD isn't needed. Its only needed if you press the button to add the ui to system startup. If you want to add the ui to system startup and use another init system then you would instead just have to add the command "gsr-ui" to a system startup script.

>>538504085
Or more specifically, "gsr-ui launch-daemon"

>>538480146
Windows, he has a 9070xt but he uses paint tool sai and other proprietary art programs for his job.

>>538504085
>>538504204
Thank you! I'll make a note of this. If I come back after an Artix (Or Gentoo I switch between them a lot) install and forget that command you can laugh at me.

>>538515889
Sai works under Wine. Close friend does art for children's books, I got them to switch over to Mint and they've not had issues with any of it.

>>538516072
i forget what 3d modelling program he used, but he could move to blender if needed. he's on 10 ltsc which i give to people if they don't want to upgrade to 11 and might not like the massive workslow change that linux might have.

Install CachyOS

>>538516276
Might be Maya, that was what my ex-boyfriend had to use for his job.

>>538516427
I haven't looked into it but I'm sure it's fine. I like Artix, I know what I'm doing with it. That's all I really want. Void is one I also get told to look into a lot.

>>538516072
The README of the project also mentions that so you can look there if you dont remember it: https://git.dec05eba.com/gpu-screen-recorder-ui/about/

>>538516427
But I'm already running it...

>>538516427
Why?

>>538516427
Been test driving Bazzite for a month, had to rpm ostree install a few things, so I'm tempted to give other distros a shot. What's the learning curve like for someone who's used windows for 20+ years?

>https://gitlab.winehq.org/wine/wine/-/merge_requests/7226
this is still open, i thought this was needed for ntsync?

Screen recorder works great. Here's 10 seconds of bad gameplay.

bump

>>538534017
Framerate doesn't look good.

antverse smg massacre

Children of Africa could eat those .308 rounds

bump

is raytracing bloken on linux?
im getting weird flickering of the lighting

>>538561197
its raytraced shadows specifically, reflections and ambient occlusion work fine

>>538561197
amd or nvidia?

>>538561649
nvidia
got a 4070s

>https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/issues/6254#issuecomment-3272492780
MARVINS MITTENS BROS WE WON

>>538567172
finally i can switch to linux fully

>get email
>go on /lgg/
>see what I just got an email about
>>538567172
Good evening, fellow ValveSoftware/Proton#6254 subscriber.
Soon we will be victorious over a several-year-old series of /v/ shitposts that no one remembers.

>game runs
>game crashes with mangohud enable
>game runs with Mangohud + WOW64 enable
I don't get it.

>>538587390
forgot the Ds

>gamescope update
>still doesn't work
fucking gamescope

>>538588529
>still
so it has never worked for you? it never worked for me either, I thought it was just my hardware.

>>538589073
It was working up until I tried to use it last week for the first time in a while. It must be the mesa-git cachy currently has compiled because coolercontrol's gui stopped working too and that was fixed with a recent mesa-git commit.

>>538588529
>update
Mint doesn't have this issue.

>>538588529
>gamescope
Obsolete by wine wayland driver

>>538591971
>wine wayland
Sure, when it supports the Steam overlay and doesn't require turning off IMEs to not spam held keys.

>>538594260
>Steam overlay
Bloat
>turning off IMEs to not spam held keys.
Gn*me problem

The new computer's finally up and running. I can't wait to play the same four or five games I've played for years now.

I always read it as WINE DL LOVER RIDES

>>538600842
>9060xt
>Debian 13
>Linux 6.12
Dude, if you're really want to use Debian at least make sure you're using at least latest stable Mesa (from kisak ppa) and latest stable kernel. iirc 6.12 doesn't even support 6.12 properly

>>538544090
I reduced it a lot in handbrake because it was a long clip for 4chan file limits.

>>538601696
Never thought wine is such a slut

Finally built up some courage to tackle an old Fallout 4 mod of mine that attempts to fix an annoying bug in the game.
I'm happy the Creation Kit worked right out of the box with Wine. I remember years ago it used to throw a fuck ton of errors on launch.

I've been delaying updating this fix since the last patch because debugging Bethesda's papyrus scripts is a pain in the ass. God help me.

>>538605143
>kernel doesn't support kernel

>>538627414
Kek, I was going to write 9060xt

>>538627414
Kernel is bloat. Remove it.

>>538627783
I agree. Games should be released as EFI executables.

>>538599740
I'm on KDE though and it's still a problem.

how do I unfuck the controls?
My two dedicated tool rebinds work great (needolin now on dpad up, map on dpad down).

But I want to make RB only ever use skills. It's fucking annoying wanting to use sharpdart for dodges in fights but accidentally using a tool instead because the joystick is slightly up. Is there a config to make it reset joystick direction at time of press or something?

>>538636304
if it supports mapping to direct game actions maybe that'd be easier?

>>538614783
Lol dude wtf are you doing. You can make 1080p 60 fps 20s vp9 webms with decent quality in 4 MB size limit

>>538589073
Try gamescope-git instead if you use arch/cachyos. I used to have a problem where gamescope didn't work but gamescope-git did (if you mean a segfault issue).

What's your favorite non-Steam launcher?

>>538641856
bash

Steam Link now works on Linux with the laster SteamVR Beta. VR now works perfectly on linux.

>>538654660
SteamVR is probably not fixed though so it relies on reprojection on the HMD itself
probably also still crashes if you use desktop view

>>538655013
worth a try i guess

>>538641856
>>538651557
this with fzf or any other launcher that supports stdin

GLF-OS is now stable !

>game had potential to be great with just a little more devtime
>devs outright dropped support and moved on next project
>it's an isometric extraction game
>community is trashing the dev even on the new game's steam discussion page
They'll never recover their reputation from Wolcen.

hump day in full swing...

Thoughts on CachyOS on LCDeck? I understand I should have home on ext4 for case folding, anything else to look out for as a dummy? What's a reasonable size for the root partition?

>>538678167
i slapped cachyos-handheld on my lcdeck but dont use it much since I own an oled deck
MHWilds picrel are my benches testing a little bit, sadly didnt grab original lcdeck numbers

Imagine being a shitposter, having the first reply in a thread, and still not getting any (You)s.
He's probably going to start replying to himself with "fpbp" etc. after a few more seetheful minutes of frantically tapping F5.

>>538658652
The "F" is for Freedom, right?

>>538688736
Kek, I almost feel bad for him.
Almost.

>>538641856
I installed Bottles for non-Steam Windows games because the Lutris developer told Mint users (me) to fuck off, and because I'd rather understand how to make a game work and do it myself than rely on what seemed to be the main selling point of Lutris: random users' probably outdated install scripts. But I don't really love Bottles either.

>>538708413
I tried Bottles 2 years ago and it was just crashing when I tried to change environment variables for games. I would've switched to faggus launcher if I didn't have a huge library in Lutris with playtimes.

Change your system font (and terminal font as well)

>https://github.com/SeongGino/Nero-umu
i would use this for non-steam games but no env var support

>he wants to play games without issues
>is a mint user
every fucking time

>>538721226
This
It's funny how mint users are less experienced Linux users yet they face toughest problems. Yet I think mint with the latest kernel and mesa from kisak is pretty much usable

>>538718603
So essentially Bottles but not Flatpak? mitebcool

This thread is so dead that not even those weak baits manage to spark discussion. Sad.

>>538733062
Sorry it's pretending to be working time

>>538662286
Is Abiotic Factor any fun? A few friends of mine seem to really enjoy it.

>>538739843
Well it is
The amount of content is really good

>aur mesa-git pkgbuilds caught up with mesa removing vdpau
>compile, restart
>coolercontrol gui works again
nice
>gamescope still doesn't work
bad

>>538749309
gamescope regressed so it only works on mostly native games or unity engine in my experience, dunno if that's mesa or not

>>538750714
im using a patch for it on gentoo and it seems fine
https://github.com/ValveSoftware/gamescope/pull/1826
i run Vulkan backend under Sway which i think was the culprit and this solved it

ok

>Look Down
Holy shit I'm still at the beginning? I've been playing for 4 hours and they still teach me the basics...

This was my most stupides death SO FAR

>>538641464
I don't remember what it was exactly, but at one point I managed to get it running but colorw were all off and it was green.

here you go, bitch

>>538658652
Use case?

>>538760028
like bazzite but with nixos, i don't really know, they made it because they wanted to do it, they claim it to be easy and ready to game, usual shit.

>>538760227
It says live. Could be useful for gooning games.

>>538759720
Sounds like an Nvidia issue.

good riddance

outplayed

KDE experience

>>538759720
>but colorw were all off and it was green.
That sounds like an issue that existed quite long time ago. IIRC it used wrong colors on nvidia since nvidia expects bgr instead of rgb, or something like that

>game doesn't boot with proton experimental bleeding edge
>boots without issues with proton ge
>start a race
>get greeted by an annoying pissish filter
Good thing there's already a mod on moddb that removes it.

>>538774506
>get greeted by an annoying pissish filter
holy gen7 consolekino

>>538769151
Could be because of my ancient Maxwell GPU.

>>538774506
Fad Cry 2 inspired?

>>538774506
i only know this is forza because of the ui

>>538721226
>previous post mentioning Mint doesn't mention any issues
???
>>538733062
You know, I'm actually surprised that the people who flood Linux threads on /v/ with garbage shitposts never come here. I think I could count on one hand the number of times I've seen anti-Linux posting here and they were probably jokes from regulars trying to spice shit up.
Not fast enough for people addicted to (You)s, I suppose.

page 10

>>538721226
>>538723419
i genuinely don't know what to recommmend to newbies for want to play video games anymore

mint is just setting them up for failure

>>538805878
unironically FEDora KDE

>>538805878
Install Gentoo meme should be revived

>>538805878
works* on MY** machine...
* for running old games
** outdated mid-range AMD

>buying a new-ass Nvidia GPU and then installing Mint or even installing Linux at all
lol; lmao

Anything that can emulate DOS games that has reasonable UI and features like save states?

>>538750714
I was using it pretty much for Dirt 2 and have been trying vkcube while I have found it not working. Which doesn't work either, I mean.

>>538806517
without a doubt if it had saner defaults

>new high-profile Quake II mod is only for the remaster (of course, because it's basically a sequel to the mission pack that was made for the remaster (which I still haven't played, because there are too many video games))
Quake II was never my favorite but I'm thinking about giving it another chance.
How well does Quake II Remaster run with Proton? I know, Quake II runs natively on Linux since forever, but it's not my fault that Bethesda has been systematically going through their entire catalog of games that were already source-ported to Linux and releasing Windows-only remasters of them. I don't know of any source ports that fully support Quake II's remaster content yet. There is a Yamagi Quake II remaster fork, and maybe it's more playable than I think, but it looks like a lot isn't done.

>>538144030
>bottles
is this some guhnome shite?

>>538808137
What's wrong with DosBox staging?

>>538822403
No save states.
After posting that I am on dosbox-x now, it has the feature.

>>538825047
Well you can also try 86Box

>>538781171
That's without the filter...
>>538789643
filename, anon...

>>538806517
Fedora isn't nvidia friendly and they have no qualm with replacing software even if the replacement breaks users setup. For example they changed to wayland before it worked well on nvidia, and they knew that but they didn't care. Fedora is just a distro for Red Hat experiments.

bumping zombie thread

I have steam and gamescope installed via flatpak but when i try to use it on a steam game via the launch options the game wont start and i get picrel if i launch steam via the cli.
My launch options are "gamescope -r 60 -f -- %command%" and i have a AMD igpu.
How do i make this run or are there other flatpak alternatives for frame limiting that work in steam?

>>538805878
Solus

>>538774506
What are you using to make those Webms? I just can't get small file sizes in handbrake. I also don't really want to write a big FFMPEG command at the moment.

>>538834771
1. You can limit fps with mangohud-git
2. Have you tried restarting Steam after installing gamescope

>>538839236
>mangohud-git
my snowflake distro doesn't have access to the AUR. I have compiled libstrangle but i don't know how to add it to steams flatpak/bwrap sandbox. Its not as simple as docker and libstrangle is not a single binary which makes things even more confusing.

>Have you tried restarting Steam after installing gamescope
A billion times. I tried the flatpak versions of gamescore, mangohud, and libstrangle. I even had gamescope installed system wide but it doesn't work.

>>538840674
Fuck I mean regular mangohud. You don't need git version, you can limit fps with mangohud using fps config option.

>>538840943
same issue. Even if it were installed system wide steam is still sandboxed and I'd have to use some 'portal' shit or whatever flatpak calls it. I think the only way is to get it inside of steams sandbox itself but i don't know how to yet. I know what mangohud can do, i used it to do the same thing before but this distro is a little special. So everything that doesn't absolutely be system wide is in flatpak. Which in this case is steam.

>get a new SSD
>format it from exfat to btrfs
>931 GB down to 929?
>2 gigs allegedly in use

Is that just how btrfs works? It's nagging my 'tism.

>>538841393
>using corruptfs instead of zfs
sad

>>538841393
prob metadata or some shit. btrfs does a lot more than the usual fs so no wonder it uses a little extra.
Btw its not really good, especially for SSDs. Use XFS instead. Its faster and is easier on the SSD.

>>538841284
I don't know why do you have problems with installing and using them. Which commands did you use to install flatpak versions of gamescope and mangohud?

>>538841647
>Which commands did you use to install flatpak versions of gamescope and mangohud
just searched for them on the internet and using flatpak itself and installed them via it. 'flatpak install' easy stuff. There are two gamesope versions on there with one being deprecated but neither of them worked. Also tried mangohud and gave it some extra permissions to read configs and make steam use it automatically but then games would just not launch at all.

Anyways I'll try 'injecting' libstrangle into steam later. Its not the end of the world having to use vsync for a bit.

>>538842167
as for versions i forgot. Tried different stuff and just broke steam altogether. All while following the docs also.

>>538842307
This sound like you're doing something completely wrong but I'll try it myself once I get home just to be sure.

>>538841538
How is it not good?

>>538842739
That would be nice but i already sorta have a idea as to how to fix it via the 'official' way. Just that installing this stuff directly to steams sandbox would avoid any flatpak flatpak-overrides.

>>538835851
>What are you using to make those Webms?
I'm using the feed and seed script
>>538843057
btrfs wasn't made for drives that constantly read and write and its metadata fills quickly and you get fucked with no proper way of fixing it, also btrfs doesn't like power outages, sudden shutdowns because devs didn't account for that and you can get your drive corrupted, might as well give up on fixing that because again, there's yet again no proper way to do that

>>538844119
I've never heard of power ourages issue on btrfs, on the other hand that's the primary flaw people name for xfs. Btrfs has COW and advanced checksumming, it's a safer option for data integrity.

>>538844851
Filesystem was never a thing I even thought about. Just ext4 and go. But I'm reading into it now and really, they all seem perfectly serviceable. XFS probably is the best if you play new games with your 4K textures and 200 gig installs. Beyond that it seems to be a user specific issue.

>>538844851
XFS had journaling doe. How are power outages supposed to do anything? Its just ext4 but faster. Plus its the fs with the least amount of write amplification (that is also usable) which is important for SSDs. Btrfs on the other hand..

>>538846370
This feels like the same thing as doing an undervolt. Statistically that does make it last longer. But I don't door dash every meal I have so if my drive ever shits the bed I can get a new one. SSDs also last pretty long now. Unless you are operating under constant load you're still in that 5 years minimum life span I'd imagine.

>>538846715
i dunno but pulling .5 Gb out of thing air in addition to just being slower is sort of bad to be honest.

>>538846949
I'd only care about this if I was constantly writing data to the drive. As it 24/7 up time pulling data. But this is /lgg/ where everyone plays 6GB games from nearly 20 years ago and will write code for shits and giggles sometimes. I can't imagine anyone here having an SSD failure where XFS would have given more than a few weeks of extra life. Which even then that isn't how SSDs work because the amount of writes you have on a drive varies by a wide amount and can change over time. Unless you are running a Mastodon instance just use what you feel you want. And even then btrfs might have benefits there if they do have more robust systems for data backups and retention.

>>538847657
man just use zfs at that point. btfs is just the worst of both worlds. That way you get something speedy too.

Figured out how to make mangohud do what i want. Needed the 24 version despite everything else being 25 and i needed to add these environment variables to steam.

>>538847967
I think it is personal choice. Which is the best bit about Linux. I use alternative init systems, it's not like I'm not a wonk too.

Can't get openmw shortcut to launch with mangohud, the fuck am I doing wrong? it works fun if I launch from terminal.

>>538853189
never mind, I got it working by uncommenting tryexec, but I swear it didn't work the first time I did that.

>>538853189
Desktop entries only allow full path

>>538853709
actually it just works without any modification now. I guess it's just gnome being a smelly foot.
>>538853740
what do you mean? I have it installed as a system package.

>>538854189
nvm I was wrong, desktop entries do work with relative paths

>>538854189
I've only ever used OpenMW on android so I really can't help much. I feel bad.

>>538854994
it fixed itself, so no need to feel bad.

>>538856946
It's a Linux thread but I'd love to show it running on my Retroid Pocket 2s. One of the coolest things we are got in the Android gaming world.

>>538841538
>>538841465
Formatted to XFS and I'm down to 913 roughly. Ext4, 869...

Think I will stick to btrfs, yeah.

>>538841393
To start with, you are aware the difference between a megabyte and mibibyte, yes?

>>538865137
Yes, 1 gigabyte 1000 megabytes, that's decimal and 1 gibibyte 1024 mebibytes, binary. What about it?

forcing the game to stay on version 1.0 since i boughtened it on steam and had to jump through some hoops. also i guess i could've got the rock to fall on the robot's head to make the fight go faster

>>538865137
>>538866476
I'm not the other guy, but applying a factor of (1000/1024)^3 to convert from GB to GiB only explains how the advertised 1 TB size equates to a measured 931 GiB size. Any further shrinkage e.g. from 931 GiB to 929 GiB is probably just space reserved for the file system bookkeeping or something, right? 2 GiB seems large so maybe it's not that. But also, in practice, out of 1 TiB, that's nothing. I mean, if your storage is ever anywhere near 99.8% full, then you better be deleting shit or buying more storage.

>>538867776
>out of 1 TiB,
Oops, I did the wrong unit. 1 TiB is the size they want you to think you're getting when they write 1 TB on the box.

>>538867554
i fucked up the webm dammit

>>538867554
do you really play with that overlay on? Isn't it for finding a good setting and that's it? Sorta ruins the atmosphere in a game like that especially.

>>538871510
I've grown to just ignore it, but I should turn it off. Maybe I'll like some more games if I don't see the framerate and frame time lmao.

>>538873919
>Maybe I'll like some more games if I don't see the framerate and frame time lmao.
Felt so too after i sold my good pc but after turning on VRR and disabling metrics i don't feel any worse.

>>538871510
Playing without it now feels like being naked

>>538871510
>no_display=1
home....

>try yet another native port
>it just werks ootb
>still had to switch to proton because just one button on my gamepad isn't registering ingame
Forcing/disabling Steam input didn't help either.
Chronicon is the name of the game and it's been pretty fun so far.

Youtube's algorithm is oppressing Linux users...

>>538881807
I notice I'm being recommended mostly Linux specific channels rather that common slop

hello

https://github.com/Etaash-mathamsetty/wine-valve
Dude singlehandedly fixing wine wayland while upstream moving at the pace of a snail

>>538894640
why can't he just merge on the main repository?

>>538871510
You can make it invisible by default >>538879424 and then toggle visibility with RShift+F12 as needed for screenshots or whatever. Personally I leave it visible by default so I know right away if a game is doing something stupid like running at 9000 fps, and then I hide it if I don't need it.

>>538873919
>>538875942
you are metagaming, you are focused on how the game runs and how the clips look instead of enjoying the game.

>>538895389
>>538894640
does doom eternal work on wayland with this repo?

>>538895389
Merging changes take too long time. He would only be able to do 10% of the work he has done now if he had to merge it into upstream wine.

>>538901164
everything I tried worked on every proton I tried so far, but I don't play new games.

>>538858213
android is linux. even further, I'm an advocate of turning this thread into Unix gaming, so we can include mac and bsds too.

We finally got native Arcanum on linux.

https://github.com/alexbatalov/arcanum-ce

>>538901698
I've been sitting on a GOG copy for years that I never got around to. So that's neat.

>walk into room
>low-level ghoul thing pops out to attack
>full-ass vampire's coffin opens at the same time
>have to choose between staking the vampire at the risk of taking damage from the weak enemy, or taking out the weak enemy first at the risk of having to fight the vampire
Good thing they're pretty slow to get up.

The girl ones are cute.
I always stake these fuckers right away so I don't actually remember how strong they are. Last time I actually let one get up, it got stuck on the level geometry somehow and just shot at it until it died.

>kill an enemy who has a flintlock pistol
>pick it up
>kill another enemy who drops another one
>pick that up too
>"cool, more ammo"
>realize several flintlock pistols and a few muskets later that I actually have that many of each gun and cycling through them is faster than reloading
>shoot all the guns when enemies attack
>reload them all one at a time when it's safe
I don't think I've seen another game that works like this.

Unfortunately, it seems not all of the cutscenes have been transcoded for Steam's shader cache. The opening cutscene works, and I did see that at least one of the "oops you let a character die" cutscenes also works, but this is what I get before the first boss.
Cutscenes can be fixed with Protontricks, and maybe GE Proton can do it as well, but I was hoping all the cutscenes would "just work" now that I saw that the first one was working. I suppose we should rely on Valve remotely transcoding videos for us anyway.

Here's the cutscene working after
>protontricks 283290 quartz
on the command line and
>WINEDLLOVERRIDES="winegstreamer="
in the launch options.
(I don't know why I have to disable winegstreamer.dll after installing quartz.dll, but whatever. All I can say is yes, both are needed. If I only install quartz.dll then the cutscene crashes the game, and if I only disable winegstreamer.dll then the cutscene just doesn't play at all.)
So the game is fully playable like this, but I'm going to undo these tweaks anyway, for the greater good. Apparently a cutscene will get automatically transcoded but only if enough people see those color bars, so I should at least do my part by failing to play the rest of them. I've already seen them before (and they're also on disk in MPEG format so I could just watch them outside of the game if I really wanted to see bad FMV).

>>538921282
>should rely on
shouldn't *
fucking damn it
mother fucking buffalo diarrhea
>"use case for edit button?" ― moot

Anyway, neat game. Really, seriously flawed, but also very cool. Also, it's pretty old now, and old=good, unironically.
And it ALMOST "just works". Maybe someday it will (for Steam users). And maybe it already does, for GE Proton users. I don't actually have GE Proton installed right now and I'm too lazy to go get it.
By the way, the holy water is overpowered as fuck... when you don't miss. See attached fuck-up for context.

>>538808192
Turns out adding --backend wayland makes it work again.

There isn't much humor in this game, but I have to assume this boss's post-death face is intentionally funny. The other vamps don't do this. Or at least the normal ones >>538916373 >>538916854 don't.
I'm not sure why his mouth graphics are fucky, but it's not a Linux issue, because a screenshot on the game's Fandom wiki shows the same visual glitch.
By the way, almost all of the text of that wiki page
>https://nosferatuthewrathofmalachi.fandom.com/wiki/Desmodaui
is lifted verbatim from this FAQ/walkthrough
>https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/pc/917976-nosferatu-the-wrath-of-malachi/faqs/37705
(which starts with "please don't steal my work" but they did it anyway).
I knew Fandom was shit, but damn.
To some wiki editor's credit, however, the one piece of information I needed also happens to be the one paragraph NOT blatantly stolen from that walkthrough. I had actually tried the walkthrough first, didn't find it, tried the wiki page, saw it was an exact copy, and almost gave up... but for some reason I checked the bottom of the page, and in the last paragraph:
>There is a bug where if you kill Desmodaui too quickly, he fails to appear in his coffin afterwards (it will be empty and already open).
Basically, holy water one-shots the boss on easy/medium, and doing that too quickly can break the game. This >>538925261 was actually more than slow enough, but I didn't save the game after recording that video, so I was repeating the fight and killed him immediately. Then I ran around for 20 minutes wondering what obscure shit I needed to do in order to have him appear in his coffin, not knowing I had soft-locked.

night

oil spil lol shadps4 issue that i'm to lazy to check happens without patches because those are the only bug reports they accept which is understandable. I've also disabled mangohud overlay by default so it'll only appear in certain screenshots or webms if i forget to turn it off.

Russian anon had a 9800X3D with a ASRock mobo right? Updoot your BIOS so it doesn't get fried.
>https://hothardware.com/news/asrock-bios-340-update-fix-frying-issue

>>538925941
This game has argument to change x11 to Wayland? Interesting. Most of the times it's done through environment variables.

>>538943857
I'm not him but I think that's a gamescope argument. It's not mentioned on the GitHub repo's README because they refuse to have good documentation; it just says use --help to see all options.

>>538938263
8/10 game. Would serve in her unit again.
{spoiler]If Monolithsoft had the common sense to implement a FUCKING NEW GAME+[/spoiler]

>>538946568
>failed spoiler
It's always something new everyday with Chrome and/or Windows. I'm so done with both. I'll just bite the bullet and build my next setup NOW. Fuck waiting for discounts.

>>538946568
>>538946978
>{spoiler]
I'M STILL SWITCHING.

>>538871510
Notice how only cringe AMDtoddlers leave the overlay on throughout the entire playthrough. They're desperate to prove that there are still retards out there that use dogshit GPUs that no one wants.

>>538950987
But my overlay doesn't even say what my GPU is...

>>538952062
+95% of the webms in these threads are plastered with garbage overlays, you're the tiny exception.
Not only that, but AMDtoddlers go out of their way to actually name their GPU on MangoHUD, something that isn't there by default. I always cringe at these webms with those trashy and tacky overlays all over it. Lack of self-awareness I guess.

>>538950987
Also I know you're just shitposting for fun but it really is depressing how gamers are so conditioned to choke on corporate dick that they hope and pray for monopolies.

>>538952534
Says the cringe AMDtoddler using an inferior product and sucking corporate cock with the excuse of "SEE REDDIT! I'M FIGHTING LE MONOPOLY!!! UPDOOT MY CRINGE WEBM!!!"

>>538952426
But my overlay is obnoxiously tacky on purpose. It's the blue and yellow one. I just don't put any hardware details on it, because the point is for the screenshots I post (especially on /v/) to scream "I'm using GNU/Linux btw", not to announce what graphics card I boughted.
>>538952706
Damn, I hope you're only pretending to be this mad.
I only post my cringe webms on 4chan btw. Again though, I'm not bottom horizontal overlay guy or whichever one set you off.

>>538953052
Then it's pretty obvious I'm not addressing you. You're literally the one getting offended on behalf of other people. Retarded, faggot.

And the funny thing is, by AMDtoddlers' retarded logic, they should all be using Intel CPUs, after all, Intel's market share in the CPU market is way lower than AMD's. You're all fucking hypocrite "HMMM I ONLY FIGHT MONOPOLY WHEN IT'S MY FAVORITE COMPANY THAT IS LOSING ON A CERTAIN MARKET".

>>538943857
>>538945008
Yeah, gamescope option.

>>538953401
>You're literally the one getting offended
...? Hoping you're not seriously this mad when you come into the thread ranting about AMD out of nowhere isn't the same as being offended. Thanks for bumping though.

Are we really this desperate for bumps?

>>538953873
>bro I'm not mad, you're mad, let me continue replying to you but I'm not mad bro
Damn, pointing out only AMD niggers use these trashy overlays really triggered the circlejerk here, huh?

>PLS BRO PLS BUY AMD CARDS SEE WE'RE ALL USING AMD IN OUR DEAD LOONIX THREAD PLS BELIEVE ME PLS BUMP OUR THREAD BRO

>>538953898
yes

>>538950987
we've got /v/ leakege out here

Wait, so MangoHud doesn't work with Nvidia cards or something? So this is the power of sour grapes...
Check out my discreet and tasteful performance overlay btw

That guy on YouTube with the series about "beating every N64 game, and I mean all of them" finally did Ocarina of Time so now I want to play it again. I think I still have a save file somewhere. I was in the fire temple, or maybe I finished it. I hope I didn't delete it.

Fuck, I think I did delete it for some reason.
Oh well.
Back to vampire slaying.

>>538954771
>>538955214
SEETHING

>>538956103
>I'M SEETHING
Who writes this crap?

>the shitzo calling everyone trannies on /v/ took his meds and found out about /vg/ in a rare moment of clarity
it's ogre

>>538957683
Sweet, free bumps.

>>538958152
You need it considering this thread is always near the bottom of the catalog. Here's another pity bump for your.

>>538958309
Thanks!

Wait a minute...
>monochrome dude in front of white star on red background
It's the same cover.
Rico Rodriguez is a vampire.

>>538942303
Well, I'm using ASUS mobo, and they already did their fair share of burning 7800X3Ds. I wonder which vendor will burn 11800X3D

>>538950987
I think that that might just be because AMD is more popular in the linux crowd and not because AMD users are more annoying or something.
No linux user chooses nvidia when they get a new card.

>>538962891
He came to shitpost but decided that just saying "Linux is... umm, BAD!!" was too predictable.

Got the SMPTE color bars for two more failed cutscenes in Nosferatu.
It would be nice if Valve's automated video transcoding could just scan a game's files for MPEGs etc. instead of only being triggered by players actually hitting the cutscenes. I know not every game has its cutscenes stored as separate video files that you can just double-click to play outside the game, but this one does. Lots of games do.

>>538962891
I used to have a nvidia gpu and I had far less issues with it on linux than I do with amd. My next gpu will be nvidia.

>>538953480
I have an Intel CPU and an AMD GPU.
Get mad.

gnump

Are you fuckers out enjoying the weekend or inside playing vidya?

Can't hit me anymore, fucker
>>538988657
I am

>>538988657
>weekened
he doesn't know.

UGH FUCK WHY AM I SO BAD

Fucking finally
I only can't understand one thing: first game had a lot of backtracking but I play this game for 7 hours and it seems pretty much linear

>>538988657
It's too humid to enjoy outside.

>>538989917
Have fun with the next boss

>>538988657
There are too many brown people outside and none of them speak the language. I stay inside to escape that.

>>538988657
My wife and I have been cleaning my fucking house and also preparing to replace some flooring.
In the process of doing so, I've temporarily moved my Linux machine away from the Ethernet cable, and I never intended to use my desktop as a damn laptop so I didn't put a WiFi adapter in the thing, so I am using an old USB WiFi dongle as a back-up. It's horrible.
(Actually it's not bad. I remember having to download and install a driver manually for this piece of shit back when I used Windows, because the driver Windows auto-installed didn't work. Meanwhile on Linux, I plug the fucker in and it literally JUST WORKS™.)

allahu akbar

>>538988657
I helped some family move and I'm now watching Happy Tree Friends while waiting on my games to redownload to my recently reformatted drives.

>the first stage of a bossfight is getting to the boss
just fuck my wrist up

at least the boss was less annoying than the spider

Does linux have an android emulator or something like that? I want to play AL on my pc

>>539022520
yes, waydroid

yee haw

>>538929325
I'd completely forgotten, but it looks like every key-dropping boss vampire makes a face when staked. lol

>>539031423
Impressive.

>>538871510
>post with overlay on
>"heh, you really play with that enabled all the time? that's so cringe lmao"
>post with overlay off
>"prove that's actually running on Linux you lying fucking shill"
I see through your filthy tricks.

>>539038123
I am so rusty after not playing for months. Spent literally an hour and a half trying to get within third place on a world tour.

bully Paya
sexually harass Paya

>one of the best vantage points in the game
>everything is smeared in a thick layer of blur
my disappointment is immense and my day is ruined

bump

I guess catapult was just a distraction and real solution for puzzle was this

Huh. I popped LACT open to check something and noticed I can push the power limit on my 9070 to 269W nice now.
Capped out at 245W previously...

>>539068628
Why was it limited though?

>>539068861
It's just a Sapphire Pulse which has the standard TBP of 220W. +10% would be 242W which is as high as it went on my test W*ndows install...

how hard is pirating games on linux
im thinking of switching to linux and will only use this pc for gaming, but i pirate 99% of my games

>>539069831
The only games that gave me troubles were onlinefix games that were disguising themselves as Spacewar steam game so you could play with your friend in coop.
You should add them as nonsteam games and use next startup command: WINEDLLOVERRIDES="OnlineFix64=n;SteamOverlay64=n;winmm=n,b;dnet=n;steam_api64=n" %command%

For some reason I decided to use Cemu to play BotW even though I've already had fully configured eden emulator. Anyway, they've made native Linux client for a reason

>>539038816
>playing with a dogshit overlay on because someone on the internet bullied you into doing it
Imagine being this much of a cuck. You troonix users are so easily heckled. I guess you could say these cringe ass overlays are your cuck stamps.

I forgot how hard this game can get.

>>539069831
mostly same as on windows, the difference is steam pulls stuff like vcruntime automatically, and when pirating you'll have to figure it out either yourself or looking online

>>539070431
Cemu has inbuilt mods for stuff like LoDs, shadow quality, reshade-like presets etc., all while having better performance.

Cool boss, but way too easy compared to act 1 bosses.

HAHA
got you stupid faggot

>>539071482
>actually seething this hard that Windows doesn't have MangoHud
lmao, stay jealous

humiliation ritual
literally

Who needs a hammer? Just use your bare hands to slam it in with one clean stroke. If Buffy can do it, so can you.

>>539091995
I think Fallout 3 .32 revolver uses same model and textures

>>539092248
That one looks higher-quality to me:
https://www.imfdb.org/wiki/File:FO3_.32pistol_1stperson.jpg
(Assuming that's the original version of FO3 and not some remaster. I never played it.)

Decided to let one of them get up. It would have looked pretty cool if he didn't glitch out and rotate 90 degrees.

THEY CAN THROW SHIT AT ME OFF SCREEN?!?!

ugh these dudes rape me so fucking hard...

Finally...

the FUCK?

That was dirty

It's gaming time.
>Please wait a while before making a post
Fuck you, this is important.

>>539123068
based

what sort of wineprefix should I make for rpgmaker games? Specifically Yari-mesu-buta, I keep getting asset not found errors for the h-scene images. I know rpgmaker games use common files, how do I know which version a particular h-game needs?

>killing fucktons of Nazis
Meh. Been there, done that.
>grabbing fucktons of treasure
FUCK YESSSSS!!
Game developers need to bring back collecting treasure purely for extra score. They also need to bring back the concept of score.

Eat shit lol

Did the Nazis really just leave plates of food on the floor like this? Fucking maniacs.
And don't tell me it's on the floor for the dogs. I've seen their food. It doesn't give many health points.

>>539136909
They're hiding it from Captain (or whatever is similar rank in Wehrmacht).

>have to do some ancient wizardry to install/update duckstation from AUR
I think I'll stay on the version I'm on currently, it's enough for the games I wanna emulate.

>>539140280
Yeah, this faggot stenzek threw tantrum and now we can't properly compile duckstation git

I thought Duckstation was abandoned some years back?

>>539141294
What exactly was the supposed problem with whatever Arch users were doing? I see his complaint about getting bug reports for "broken AUR packages" but I don't know what that means.

>>539111775
Break the wall to the left, also since you're in that area, don't miss the secret trader.

>>539126616
Are you running it in japanese locale?

Cool. I forgot there were flying enemies.

>>539126616
Linux archive programs are usually smart about local but did you end up with mojibake filenames?

>>539126616
I can't find the game online, but if it is running on RPG maker MV, I'm pretty sure you can just download NW.js and run natively with that.

>>539126616
https://github.com/bakustarver/rpgmakermlinux-cicpoffs

>>539145042
Basically Stenzek put up his duckstation build on the AUR a while ago and he never updated the PKGBUILD and thus was getting reports that it wasn't working.
And duckstation-git one always worked without issues but for some reason other package maintainers are at fault that his build isn't working and threw temper tantrums instead of trying to think for a minute.
Basically schizo behaviour, but that's expected from a GNOME user.
I remember he also threw temper tantrums at Wayland having issues with the pcsx2 emulator and as it turned out, it was GNOME's fault as always and since then he has a vendetta against Wayland.

I knew there was a reason to be rescuing all these people. I finally found a babe.

The fact that this is the player character's sister is sufficient evidence to conclude with absolute certainty that he regularly has thoughts of incest.

>>539152412
>Linux archive programs are usually smart about local
Not necessary, many of them are shitting the bed when working with non-english locales, for example mint's default GUI archive manager, some terminal ones do that too. IIRC unar handles locales fine.

>>539126616
If it's an H-game it's very likely it was zipped with shift-jis

>unzip -O shift-jis

playing the SMB remastered pc port that was just released, pretty fun way to play og mario/lost levels/special, and has custom level support and packs to mod too. hopefully this thing blows up on pc

>>539166215
I'd be worried about Nintendo claiming copyright on it, but given their recent activities, maybe they'll just file a patent for "video game" instead.

>>539166215
Wow I can't believe Nintendo stole monster design from touhou

>certain activities can sometimes slow my pc to a crawl
This is particularly noticeable if I start up certain games whilst having a bunch of brave tabs open
This is a ram issue right? 16 gigs isnt enough I guess

>>539190524
Could be paging, kernel quite aggressively buffers data read from disk into RAM, and can unload unused process memory into swap until it's used. Can happen for example if you're torrenting. You can check with "free -h" if your swap is in use when you encounter that.
You can either force cache clear with "sync && echo '3' | sudo tee -a /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches", or for a more permanent solution, look up how to configure swappiness.

rip bitrate

>>539190524
Might be scheduling issue as well, try some scx scheduler, for example bpfland

>>539201697
On fuck, I'm fighting this dude as well in hunting field or whatever this shitty location with ants called.

bump

>>539201697
people complained about this?

>>539223870
Yes, it took me 2 hours to kill this fucker

up

>>539240198
up down down left right left right b a start

>go on rutracker for native Linux games
>see comments
>"where I can find Windows version?"
lmao

>>539191074
Desu when it slows that hard the pc effectively becomes unusable.
I won't be able to run commands because its basically frozen.

>>539248630
Well you're obviously running out of RAM and SWAP.
Increase your swap file or enable ZRAM

https://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5467656
>System requirements:
>OS: Linux Kernel 2.2.x
>Processor: Pentium from 200 MHz
>1024 x 768 resolution video card; SVGA monitor; XFree86 version 3.2.x or later; 8-bit or 16-bit color palette
>CD-ROM
>RAM: 16 MB
>Sound card compatible with /dev/dsp (Illumination Sound Daemon also supported)
>Hard disk: 200 MB of free space
Holy shit I absolutely need to try it out to see if it works.

>>539249045
Jesus fucking Christ it's actually running!

>>539250184
And it MOSTLY runs from system libraries! I had do disregard Loki compat since shit is just broken but copy libsmjpeg from it because I couldn't find that library in AUR. I also used systemd sdl12-compat as a substituon for sdl 1.1 which games asks.

>>539250518
I've even managed to make music work with SDL12COMPAT_FAKE_CDROM_PATH yet I just batch renamed all music files to trackXX.mp3 as sdl12-compat suggested and I'm sure I didn't named them right.

>>539248435
Tell them native Windows support is unnecessary because they can just use WSL. I actually have no idea if that ever works.
>>539249045
>>539250184
>>539250518
>>539253497
This is very inconsiderate to the feelings of those who have staked their credibility on insisting that Linux has no backwards compatibility. Think of how hard they'll have to cope and how far they'll have to move the goalposts. How would you like it if YOU got btfo like this? So rude.

>>539191074
>free -h shows 0 in all swap fields
Does this mean I just don't have a swap file?
Is that a good chance of being my problem

>>539223870
yes

>>539263360
If it shows 0 total, then yes, you don't have swap and you are in a mercy of OOM killer (assuming it's even set up) once your memory gets exhausted.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Swap#Swap_file

>>539261583
>Tell them native Windows support is unnecessary because they can just use WSL. I actually have no idea if that ever works.
I have used WSL to run opengl applications before and the performance is terrible. Even worse than using a wm with no hardware acceleration. It also has issues such as random freezes and crashes.

>>539267151
Cool maybe RT performance will finally reach parity.

>decide to freshen up my TF2 install and give a few matches a go
>fonts are STILL broken for CJK and other weird characters, but at least now you just drag a noto font to a folder and you're done
Also it's weird that mangohud shows DXVK. Shouldn't it just be VK?

>>539274491
For native graphics library use (even under Wine) it should show "Vulkan".

Is discord streaming in general just fucked on linux?
Any time I try to stream anything it runs like ass and I hear audio in VC begin to get extremely choppy

>>539284501
it sometimes works but discord quality always goes to shit as a streamer and watcher

>>539268459
This

>>539274491
tf2's linux version uses dxvk-native

>>539261583
>WSL
I remember trying to run ffmpeg vaapi encode under WSL because I read that my igpu supports vp9 hardware encode on vaapi while it didn't on Windows. Little I knew about WSL back then lol.

>finally remember to turn on tuning
>copy some ancient guides since I don't know much about cars
>feels like a completely different game
At last, I truly see... Too bad I'm still bad.

>>539295803
Wait until you learn about manual transmission

>>539299458
I'm using manual sequential. But since I'm on a controller I don't know if I want to try clutch. Or if I even can in Dirt 2?

>>539299528
In Forza Horizon manual with clutch was giving faster shifting times compared to just manual or automatic.

Anyone else had connection issues on Warframe?
I have no issues playing other online games but warframe is just riddled with connection issues...

God asked Bill Gates: why are you fixing malaria for, I'm gonna make new deceases.

>>539316873
You VILL eat the vaxx lettuce and you VILL be happy.

>>539329478
i just beat the big ayylmao but forgot to make a replay :(

I'm so bad....
>240 FPS should be completely stable but drops 20-30 here and there
I guess I should just cap at 120.

>you can use FSR4 ON RDNA2 with minimal performance losses
fuck, I wanna try it out but have no new games installed

>>539341642
Does it also work when you replace an older fsr 2 or 3 .dll to upgrade it to 4?

>>539341642
How? Doesn't RDNA2 have zero FP units?

lol

>>539343069
If the game doesn't support fsr4, you have to use optiscaler then replace its dll with the leaked one.
you can get it at /r/radeon
>>539343913
the leaked dll uses int8 model or some shit that rdna2 supports

>>539344756
Neat.

>>538081114 (OP)
Anyone tried the Crew unlimited?
To add double the headache, since uplay has disabled downloading I've had to use the internet archives to get the old game files.

i can platy the witcher 3 on linux you cant tell me shit

effects

>>539340061
Nvidia had an api to automatically save replay in games when you beat bosses and things like that, but unfortunately the api died. Steam should add a dbus api for such events (maybe for achievements) then screen records could automatically save a replay if you enable that option

WHY ISNT ANYONE PLAYING SILKSONG??!

>>539360527
because I played it

Wow, I didn't know Saints Row 3 and 4 had Linux builds.
>>539360527
What? Dude, have you checked the thread?

>>539360815
fuckng play it again you worthless fucking loser there are no other fucking games

>>539329290
>>539329478
You have a gaming PC and you're wasting time playing fromslop?

>>539373986
PS4 exclusives become good when PC can run them.

>platforms blink in and out of existence in time with the music
This level is cool but also fuck this level.

I'm having a skill issue with timing my jumps so I tried to bypass this bullshit by jumping to the square platform on the left, and I fell. It might be possible though.
Yes, of course, I am restarting the whole level every time I die. I need to S-rank it. I already finished the game with shit ranks on my kid's account to unlock the other characters for him.

>>539359020
That's a PS4 game anon

>>539385259
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IblvTWNgANw

>>539340604
Are you using mastercomfig?

>>539397428
Yeah. Grabbed high with some tweaks. I know I'm not good enough to get any benefit from better latency with ESPORT PRO FPS anyway.

The boss that made me disable camera shake.

bump

>>539405159
Nice

>>539399382
Proton or native? I find native sits at 144fps pretty well. Maybe it struggles above that.

>>539417016
Native. I thought VAC didn't work with Proton?
Either way I'm sure my 5900X simply lacks the single threaded performance to keep 240 steady.

>>539417413
Nvidia also dropped a bunch of legacy driver stuff so that might not help, 7900XTX here. I don't really have an answer that isn't pointing fingers at TF2.

so what is the trick to get my 8bitdo ultimate 2 working over 2.4GHz cause steam does not recognize it unless i plug it in

>>539426774
I know it isn't an answer. But my Steam Deck has had issues connecting to my Elite Series 2 since I got it and still does. It doesn't seem to like some Bluetooth controllers.

>>539426774
Try updating your kernel if you're on mint

>he fell for the 8bitdo meme
my gamesaar cyclone 2 just werks in both modes and I don't even need to plug it in because of the goat dock

Im trying to play Atelier Yumia with the tenoke crack but it's not working
I remember having to patch the exe for Atelier Ryza 3 to work but i dont remember exactly how

>>539426774
xinput mode
should just work but show up as an xbox controller
if you want steam input use bluetooth

Anyone have a keyboard that gets detected as a controller? Anyone know how to fix that?

>>539385259
There is also supposed to be more levels with more characters but they haven't been released yet or whatever, i dunno

>>539434137
i have a cyclone 2 as well
is there a way to disable those lights on the grips?

>>539449838
M button + Left Stick Down

>>539450757
nice, thx

>>539440787
Is it detected as more than one device?

>>539453557
I believe so, its a GMMK 3 HE if that helps

>>539426774
My ultimate 2c just werks on 2.4g. dinput too for mapping the extra buttons.

>>539458908
If it's showing up as two or more devices, ie USB keyboard and USB controller, you can easily disable the controller device so they don't conflict with each other

>>539468042
>tools
you didn't beat the game

>>539470104
Even without tools I still can't beat it since I've installed latest patch

>Press "Exit"
>Game asks "Exit to Windows?"

>>539477146
>press xit
>games asks "are you sure"
yes im fucking sure i would not have hit exit if i was not sure

Can confirm that fsr 4 works on rdna2.
Downloaded 40gb just to test it.
I used optiscaler because the game doesn't have fsr4 support.
This pic is fsr3.

>>539481142
fsr 4, lost about 5 fps but can get more if I turn down the settings from epic to high

>>539481345
and some gameplay, indoor areas are usually 60+ fps

>>539481142
>>539481345
>>539481537
You lose some FPS for the upscaled to have no noticeable difference? I'm on mobile so I can't see the differences on my small screen, does it look better in motion?

>>539484505
yeah, the image quality is better, I didn't notice the usual shimmering that's happening with previous fsr models while in motion
gonna test it on robocop next, when I'm done playing other games

any tips on diagnosing network issues on linux? Every 5 mins when playing cs2 or dota2 I get big spikes, "jitter". I'm right next to the router, I could run an ethernet cable but first I'd wanna try to make it work on wifi

>>539477146
I see it the same as "Quit to DOS".
The game just doesn't know it's in the future.

>>539490005
it'll never work on wifi, just go wired to fix it

>>539493350
>return to runtime
problem solved

>>539490005
>https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Network_configuration

bump

>>539493824
This. Don't play online using Wi-Fi. I tried once, experienced packet losses and never tried again.

I think Silksong sometimes ignores input. I've been playing with D-pad and I've noticed when I change direction hornet just stays instead of moving. I thought my controller was malfunctioning but I put gamepad viewer on another screen and see it works as intended.

>>539522535
Borderless window has some input delay, and the game doesn't let you do multiple dashes in the air without touching ground. That's all I've noticed playing on keyboard.

>>539526331
>Borderless window has some input delay
Are you playing on xorg? There shouldn't be such problem on Wayland.

>>539490005
I'm literally on the same boat...
I can play Limbus Company Fine but sometimes the game gets into a "connecting" issue and never recovers (or gives me the option to retry connection).
"Jitter" also happens to me on deadlock but it's mostly pretty playable

Steve Ballmer raped Bill Gates

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>>539538231
MY COMPUTER CRASHED DONT EXECUTE THIS CODE

I bought my first component for my next build today. Milady practically up and running already.

Linux wins!

Why does everything look yellow in Rayman Legends played in RPCS3?

>>539546395
What specs?

>go to launch photoshop CS 2021 for the first time after two wine updates
>black window
fug

>>539555314
CC, oops. I just wish Krita could properly render PSDs...

>>539553938
https://fi.pcpartpicker.com/list/2XpQ4p
Got the CPU for 420 this morning, they've bumped the price back to ~480 already. Must have been an accident from their side.

Case, GPU and drives (apart from the 9100) are from my current one, i left them there as placeholders. Gonna wait to see what RDNA5 brings along.

>>539557632
Damn over €3000? I didn't know computers are so expensive now

>>539558070
Yeah, the prices are kind of wild atm. Then again, no car, loans or kids so i can opt for the more top-shelf stuff.

And usually my builds can be good for a decade with just upgrading the GPU. Been using windows since 3.1 and now after being forced to use Win11 at work, i think i'm done with it.

I bought rayman forever on gog and what a mess. I have to do this shit. The DOS (PC) version has the same audio tracks for all levels to save space. I need to do this to restore have different audio tracks for each level like in the ps1 version.

Heil Hitler.

>>539561967
>Install using Rayman Control Panel
you can try that one if it's easier

>>539571816
[citation sneeded] :^)

>>539572732
click on the link and read the main features

>>539570617
Not the best Kanye's track desu

>>539573125
Jokes aside, I did use it but I was left confused. It didn't let me do the shit I needed. Doing those steps manually was easier.