Shockwave_Fox
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Mattscreative did an Arch gaming setup video I found interesting
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BeardSpike
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Yeah, that can give you issues too.
Especially when changing Proton versions a lot.
But since Stream has cloud saves feature, it can quickly like regenerate it.
You can check game appid on SteamDB, in Steam on Game store page it will be in URL or if you right click on a game click Properties, and then I think updates or some other tab it will show you Appid, Prefixes are in Steam/Steamapps/compatdata/<appid>
On Heroic though it could be like tricky but that Beta Cloud feature seems to work.
And I've been lately screwing around with ludusavi
GitHub - mtkennerly/ludusavi: Backup tool for PC game saves
Backup tool for PC game saves. Contribute to mtkennerly/ludusavi development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
It's pretty powerful tool
Durin
has shared it with me.I think I installed it through
Code:
yay -S ludusaviOn CachyOS though.
It can like copy all my game saves to external HDD and then upload them to like Dropbox or Google Drive. Even the ones I have installed from like GOG offline setup exe files.
Or I've been trying lately https://github.com/Faugus/faugus-launcher
Install Faugus Launcher on Linux | Flathub
A simple and lightweight app for running games using UMU-Launcher
flathub.org
In tandem with it.
Durin
has shared with me you can like copy game icons and stuff from
Home
Download and share custom video game assets and personalize your gaming library.
www.steamgriddb.com
To use with Faugus. I'm starting to like it more than Lutris tbh.
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Shockwave_Fox
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How are you finding faugus?
I'm using heroic haven't tried lutris tho.
Any experience with easy effects? It seems to keep needing me to switch from my normal inputs (inactive hdmi or analogue headphones input) to a different one then back again each time or I get no sound......
I'm using heroic haven't tried lutris tho.
Any experience with easy effects? It seems to keep needing me to switch from my normal inputs (inactive hdmi or analogue headphones input) to a different one then back again each time or I get no sound......
Durin
Member
I always just throw it out there because I had a friend who tried to move games off his Window install, and just threw them in his Steam folder in linux...most of them just didn't work well. Hopefully that can improve your performance issues, because I've had very few issues in PikaOS with game performance, unless it's a game with bad compatibility on ProtonDB, or super old.
I know you were asking
BeardSpike
about Faugus Launcher, but I've had some fun experience recently using it on my Steam Deck. This video has a good summary of installing other game stores on it like Battle.net:This video also helpful for installing GoG self-installers, like if you wanted to install games when you have no access to the internet...or my main use-case for old games that are delisted on every digital storefront due to licensing:
I used this a ton when installing older delisted racing games on my Steam Deck you can't legally buy anywhere, so there are abandonware/repack sites that have simplified windows installers for them. Like the previous video
- Open whatever is the setup.exe file using Faugus to start the installer, and it will install the game to a "c drive" folder within the /home/faugus folder.
- Then in Faugus just add a game, pick "windows game" from the dropdown that it likely defaults to, give it a name, and on the path field set it to the path of the game.exe in its folder.
- I usually just set it to launch with Proton-GE.
In Flatseal → Faugus Launcher → Session Bus:
"Session Bus" toggle: leave OFF- "System Bus" toggle: leave OFF
Talk → org.freedesktop.Flatpak (this is the key fix)
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Wolzard
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I only configured this once and forgot about it, I don't even open it anymore. Go to the settings and see if it's in service mode (so it runs in the background all the time) and if it has Autostart enabled, so it always starts with the system.
analog_future
Banned
Soodanim
Dove pretty deep into setting up my PC today and I'm successfully running CachyOS w/ rEFInd for my boot manager, btrfs for my file system, and Plasma for my desktop environment.
Honestly everything's been surprisingly painless so far. Everything feels so zippy as well. I've got all the basics installed with no issues. Picked up my 4K display & 165hz refresh rate right out of the box. Sound/network/bluetooth/everything working with no issues as well. My Razer Wolverine V3 controller surprisingly just worked, no setup required.
Using Proton CachyOS for my default Proton compatibility tool. Played a bit of System Shock (2023) to test and I was able to inject DLSS 4.5 Preset M with no issues. I'm a tinkerer; I can already tell I'm going to love tooling around with this setup.
Haven't messed around too much with setting up HDR yet, but that's next. And then I want to figure out a good route for a controller friendly frontend ala Steam Big Picture or Playnite where I can bring in all of my games from different launchers as well as my emulated library of games into one UI. Looks like there's several options out there but none are really fully baked at the moment. I'll have to do some digging.
Will have to do some benchmarks as well. I know Linux is behind right now with Nvidia performance compared to windows, but I'd like to see how much I'm lagging behind at the moment. My approach for now is to play super demanding games on Windows if needed, and the rest I'll play on Linux.
Here I am 3 months later and I've completely ditched Windows and really couldn't be happier with my CachyOS setup. Lots learned over that time but I am just in love with this OS.
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Shockwave_Fox
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I always just throw it out there because I had a friend who tried to move games off his Window install, and just threw them in his Steam folder in linux...most of them just didn't work well. Hopefully that can improve your performance issues, because I've had very few issues in PikaOS with game performance, unless it's a game with bad compatibility on ProtonDB, or super old.
I know you were asking
This video also helpful for installing GoG self-installers, like if you wanted to install games when you have no access to the internet...or my main use-case for old games that are delisted on every digital storefront due to licensing:
I used this a ton when installing older delisted racing games on my Steam Deck you can't legally buy anywhere, so there are abandonware/repack sites that have simplified windows installers for them. Like the previous video
If you see the "Steam" checkbox greyed out in Faugus for your added games in the list, that stops you from exporting these games to launch from Steam as non-steam games. If so, you likely have the Flatpak version of Faugus, and it needs a permission fix to see your Steam library.
- Open whatever is the setup.exe file to start the installer, and it will install the game to a "c drive" folder within the /home/faugus folder.
- Then in Faugus just add a game, pick "windows game" from the dropdown that it likely defaults to, give it a name, and on the path field set it to the path of the game.exe in its folder.
- I usually just set it to launch with Proton-GE.
In Flatseal → Faugus Launcher → Session Bus:
Awesome thanks for sharing!
Think I'll give it a go, I'm a pretty simple guy so as long as I can get all my games easily I'm happy haha
Shockwave_Fox
Member
Yeah it's set to autostart but seems it needs to be in the taskbar for it to actually do that - that's with the in app setting.
I had it autostart using system settings but it kept opening maximised which annoyed me.
Durin
Member
You can actually make scripts pretty easily so you can have programs autostart and then force minimize them after launching. You just make an autostart that calls the script, which opens the program and then mimimizes it.
Just ask an AI like chatgbt to make one. I forgot the commands right now. Stuff like Steam is a little harder, because it has that user login small window open first, and then the main application. So I had to find out the class of the different windows, and minimize both, but easy effects should be simple.
Shockwave_Fox
Member
Cheers
I ended up uninstalling it in the end. I only tried it to improve my mic as my mate always moans about it, he said it sounded worse and then better without lol
Durin
Member
I'm just hoping at some point Nvidia ports their broadcast app to Linux, because that's always done the best job for me on Windows with their AI to eliminate echo and background noise on mics. My apartment home office setup doesn't let me do better acoustics physically, so anything helps.
They have the SDK on Linux in some form, but no app yet.
Hudo
Gold Member
neat: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/...dxvk-sarek-v1-12-bringing-major-new-features/
Basically Proton compatibility for older GPUs that don't support newer Vulkan versions.
Basically Proton compatibility for older GPUs that don't support newer Vulkan versions.
Shockwave_Fox
Member
Also this as well - https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/...hanced-gaming-compatibility-to-linux-steamos/
Im struggling with some sub par performance on Space Marine 2 at the moment - was using GE Proton Latest but trying Proton Experimental now.
Anyone had any luck with getting this one working better?
On Windows I had a locked 90fps at 1800p - on Linux its dropping quite a lot. Ive messed with my graphics settings and have gamemode running but still the FPS dips up and down quite frequently.
Also, does the FSR4 upgrade option only work on certain versions of Proton and not all?
EDIT - Found it - needs to be using either Cachy or GE Proton to work.
Im struggling with some sub par performance on Space Marine 2 at the moment - was using GE Proton Latest but trying Proton Experimental now.
Anyone had any luck with getting this one working better?
On Windows I had a locked 90fps at 1800p - on Linux its dropping quite a lot. Ive messed with my graphics settings and have gamemode running but still the FPS dips up and down quite frequently.
Also, does the FSR4 upgrade option only work on certain versions of Proton and not all?
EDIT - Found it - needs to be using either Cachy or GE Proton to work.
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BeardSpike
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Wolzard
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Complete VK_EXT_descriptor_heap rebase by HansKristian-Work · Pull Request #2943 · HansKristian-Work/vkd3d-proton
Massive behemoth rewrite that is shippable. The full PR is here for testing purposes, but the actual landing will happen in half a million stages. Hidden behind VKD3D_CONFIG=descriptor_heap since t...
github.com
Wolzard
Member
Which interface are you using, Gnome or KDE? I use KDE and this doesn't happen. In the EasyEffects settings, there's an option to enable it if this occurs:
Shockwave_Fox
Member
ooh very nice. I was actually reading about this the other day. Hopefully can try this on Solus.
Also - For Space Marine 2 - the GE or CachyOS proton plus FSR4 upgrade makes a BIG difference on this one, so far for me at least.
Edit - Falcond is actually in the Solus repos - will be giving it a go!
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BeardSpike
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Space Marine 2 is one of those games that run fine before on par with Windows, then after they dropped some content updates it started to run like way worse on Linux than before.
Multiple users noticed the game behaves weirdly comparted to Windows, like it isn't utilizing GPU as much on Linux at it is on Windows. Plus alt tabbing makes Space Marine 2 hang for me on Linux.
Honestly it's the only game that doesn't actually run good on Linux for me, regardless of environmental variables and launch parameters
Durin
knows this first hand, as I was on mic chat with him trying to like make it playable on Linux, and I just dual booted for that one game only to Windows to play PvE with
Durin
, lmao.Other online games play just fine on Linux, like ARC Raiders, Helldivers 2 and No Rest for The Wicked. But man, Space Marine 2 I just can't play it on Linux with that much performance loss, either Proton/Wine doesn't like translate all the heavy CPU stuff this game is doing or it is just coded in such a weird way. Personally I think it the games fault, it's probably not so well optimized since going back to ProtonDB people say it was fine before patches.
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Shockwave_Fox
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Yeah ive read that a lot in my searching about it running well before and badly afterwards.Space Marine 2 is one of those games that run fine before on par with Windows, then after they dropped some content updates it started to run like way worse on Linux than before.
Multiple users noticed the game behaves weirdly comparted to Windows, like it isn't utilizing GPU as much on Linux at it is on Windows. Plus alt tabbing makes Space Marine 2 hang for me on Linux.
Honestly it's the only game that doesn't actually run good on Linux for me, regardless of environmental variables and launch parameters
Other online games play just fine on Linux, like ARC Raiders, Helldivers 2 and No Rest for The Wicked. But man, Space Marine 2 I just can't play it on Linux with that much performance loss, either Proton/Wine doesn't like translate all the heavy CPU stuff this game is doing or it is just coded in such a weird way.
Its a shame, big games like this getting good Linux support would be a massive help to push Linux forward.
The Mad Draklor
Member
This is a significant release since the 11 series of Wine supports ntsync over fsync and syscall user dispatch (Wine 11.5+). We likely won't see a significant performance boost, but we should theoretically see fewer bugs and more consistent frametimes.
BeardSpike
Member
So I like Faugus Launcher very much.It can like copy all my game saves to external HDD and then upload them to like Dropbox or Google Drive. Even the ones I have installed from like GOG offline setup exe files.
Or I've been trying lately https://github.com/Faugus/faugus-launcher
In tandem with it.
Install Faugus Launcher on Linux | Flathub
A simple and lightweight app for running games using UMU-Launcher
I also did try to like get a hold on how syntax of environment variables and wrappers should look like on it, since there isn't like any official guide for it and it seems I have nailed it, during our talks with
Durin
about it.
Or at least my power profile says so.
Also installing Ubisoft Connect and Battle.net went more smoothly than on Lutris - it had built-in scripts for those along with Rockstar Launcher, and they've all worked for me perfectly.
So it looks like the syntax for Launch Arguments in Faugus Launcher should be:
Code:
ENV1=Value ENV2=Value wrapperChatGPT said it should be for example:
Code:
MANGOHUD=1 DXVK_ASYNC=1 gamemoderun /path/to/game_executableBut this just made my apps not launch instead, lmao.
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Shockwave_Fox
Member
I messed up my variables across Steam and Heroic so badly when I first started haha nothing opened for me at allSo I like Faugus Launcher very much.
I also did try to like get a hold on how syntax of environment variables and wrappers should look like on it, since there isn't like any official guide for it and it seems I have nailed it, during our talks with
Or at least my power profile says so.
Also installing Ubisoft Connect and Battle.net went more smoothly than on Lutris - it had built-in scripts for those along with Rockstar Launcher, and they've all worked for me perfectly.
So it looks like the syntax for Launch Arguments in Faugus Launcher should be:
Code:ENV1=Value ENV2=Value wrapper
ChatGPT said it should be for example:
Code:MANGOHUD=1 DXVK_ASYNC=1 gamemoderun /path/to/game_executable
But this just made my apps not launch instead, lmao.
Durin
Member
I've learned asking AI with launch commands (or anything with programming) to look up proper syntax when asking. It will vaguely get the right answer for you, but vaguely right in syntax means it still fails to workSo I like Faugus Launcher very much.
I also did try to like get a hold on how syntax of environment variables and wrappers should look like on it, since there isn't like any official guide for it and it seems I have nailed it, during our talks with
Or at least my power profile says so.
Also installing Ubisoft Connect and Battle.net went more smoothly than on Lutris - it had built-in scripts for those along with Rockstar Launcher, and they've all worked for me perfectly.
So it looks like the syntax for Launch Arguments in Faugus Launcher should be:
Code:ENV1=Value ENV2=Value wrapper
ChatGPT said it should be for example:
Code:MANGOHUD=1 DXVK_ASYNC=1 gamemoderun /path/to/game_executable
But this just made my apps not launch instead, lmao.
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Shockwave_Fox
Member
So I gave this a quick go earlier and it did not go to plan lol
Ive been searching the repo (the wrong one as I found out....) and checking with AI that what I found was right.
Its actually been helpful and gave me the right repo to search in - so now I have the right packages for Solus to build this.....need to remove the wrong bits I installed earlier now though lol
BeardSpike
Member
I knew it will get it vaguely right, and I did get to know other launchers syntax over a span of +2 years.I've learned asking AI with launch commands (or anything with programming) to look up proper syntax when asking. It will vaguely get the right answer for you, but vaguely right in syntax means it still fails to work
So after a second try it worked - I had a hunch syntax was right though, that it just added something which caused apps to like not launch at all. But it was just a hunch and a bit of common sense since I don't do much programming really.
But I did know that %command% thingie is pretty much used only in Steam so I didn't bother with it like at all.
Then it hit me, what if syntax is right it just like points to some exe now like two times or smth since Faugus could be doing something internally from the get-go.
Turns out I'm not such a dummy as I thought I was because it worked, lmao.
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Durin
Member
Faugus really does deserve more documentation and youtube videos talking about different use-cases for it.
It's the easier version of Lutris most people should be using. Heroic + Faugus adding games to Steam, pretty much covers you on everything in Linux.
Shockwave_Fox
Member
Hey, these delisted abandonware racers you mentioned - do you have Blur setup at all?
I see it's on abandonware site but not sure how safe it is and if it would actually work.
Unknown?
Member
Tried the Faugus launcher. It was able to launch and play fan games(not official Windows games) perfectly whereas Steam and Lutris couldn't for some reason.
Only problem is that Steam has better controller support. While some games recognize the controller, others didn't and only allowed keyboard controls. So as a work around I got a software that translates controller inputs to keyboard inputs.
Only problem is that Steam has better controller support. While some games recognize the controller, others didn't and only allowed keyboard controls. So as a work around I got a software that translates controller inputs to keyboard inputs.
Durin
Member
MyAbandonware.com is a good resource, and they'll even take games off their site if there is a new legal way to buy them (or official remaster) so you can support the dev. Never had a problem with them, just search Blur there, and the ElAmigos repack (all their repacks have been good for me) is what I used myself to play it. Blur is awesome, shame it didn't sell better, but the repack way easier to install on Linux than trying do my physical PC copy.
Whatever you can't find there, look up what repacks are made for the game, check if the repack group is legit based on other users, and find their official site which is the safer way to go. Honestly though, benefit of Linux is even things with viruses will rarely work on the OS since they're made for Windows.
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Shockwave_Fox
Member
Cheers, not heard of El Amigos before - is there any difference between the 2 sites?
It seems like mounting the iso to get the .exe seems the easiest way to play - just add it to Heroic.
Durin
Member
I don't know all the repack groups out there, just that ElAmigos and Fitgirl do work if you don't just download them from random places. MyAbandonware is good though.
Haven't installed any of these repacks with Heroic before, so not sure how that works. I just know with Faugus, you can extract the contents of the iso to get the exe installer, open the installer with Faugus, go through the install, should go to /home/Faugus/drive_c. Then in Faugus, just add a Windows game, name it, point the path to the game.exe file in "drive_c", pick your proton version, and then check to add to Steam.
If Heroic works though, share the steps because that would be neat to try. Tons of these older games have repacks for easier installs, and some include patches/mods that are needed to make some work out of the box than checking PCGamingWiki for the downloads.
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analog_future
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Another really easy way to do it is just add the setup.exe from the game install folder to steam as a non-steam game. Then just run it with Proton compatibility and it'll install just like a Windows program would. Then after it installs you just add the actual game executable to Steam as a non-steam game as well.
Many ways to do it. That's just personally how I've done it and it's been seamless for me.
Durin
Member
Huh, didn't know you could do that either. I'll have to try.
Shockwave_Fox
Member
It was all going so well.....lol
I managed to completely fuck my Solus install, woops!
I did get it back working but feel a bit concerned now, no easy way to roll back from things like that so wondering if going to opensuse is worth a try again.....would make my daughter happy too!
EDIT - Im staying with Solus, I got falcond all set up and working. it turns on automatically when it sees a proton game start (including GE and Cachy protons) which is really cool, Im not sure where or why you would want to make separate game profiles unless you want to try different schedulers but will do more testing and see how it goes.
Only had to build the GUI in the end - the Solus repo has falcond in so once Id installed and started that the gui was really simple.
I managed to completely fuck my Solus install, woops!
I did get it back working but feel a bit concerned now, no easy way to roll back from things like that so wondering if going to opensuse is worth a try again.....would make my daughter happy too!
EDIT - Im staying with Solus, I got falcond all set up and working. it turns on automatically when it sees a proton game start (including GE and Cachy protons) which is really cool, Im not sure where or why you would want to make separate game profiles unless you want to try different schedulers but will do more testing and see how it goes.
Only had to build the GUI in the end - the Solus repo has falcond in so once Id installed and started that the gui was really simple.
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Durin
Member
Some news I saw today:
Goverlay is pretty cool, in that you can do all your launch options which some are just GUI checkboxes to tick, enable FSR4 support for older AMD GPUs, download + force updated DLSS dlls for games to use, vkBasalt basically does post-process reshade effects, frame caps for your games, etc. I believe you can just enable FGMod in Goverlay to auto-apply your per-game settings, and in Steam/Heroic whatever just do "gamemoderun ~/.local/share/goverlay/fgmod/fgmod %command%" globally.
Goverlay 1.8 Upcoming Update
- Per game configuration for Mangohud, vkbasalt, optiscaler and tweaks
- Open game folder / game prefix folder in two clicks
- Custom dialog to map toggle keyboard keys
- Some new exportable env variables
Goverlay is pretty cool, in that you can do all your launch options which some are just GUI checkboxes to tick, enable FSR4 support for older AMD GPUs, download + force updated DLSS dlls for games to use, vkBasalt basically does post-process reshade effects, frame caps for your games, etc. I believe you can just enable FGMod in Goverlay to auto-apply your per-game settings, and in Steam/Heroic whatever just do "gamemoderun ~/.local/share/goverlay/fgmod/fgmod %command%" globally.
NOMM (Linux Mod Manager) 0.8.0 Update
- Added 7zip / rar support
- Added new settings options
- Full screen toggle
- Per-game accent colours
- Skip Launcher on startup
- Added mod conflict detection (not management yet)
- Added experimental support for a bunch of games
- Added detection for text files in mods
- Added support for multiple paths so that the user can choose where they want to install their mods when games have multiple paths that should be handled
- Full localisation support
- Added French language support as a test, if you want to add your own language send me a pm on Discord and/or do a PR directly.
- Completely overhauled the way game libraries are detected, meaning it's basically instantaneous now
- Made the UI a bit nicer (notably removed footer on dashboard)
- Added mod count indicators on the dashboard
- Added support for a bunch more games (but nothing crazy - still no Bethesda games)
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Soodanim
Member
Are you using the Optiscaler part with Optipatcher enabled (defaults to on, I think)? I did that on Hogwarts and used a DLSS related setting that made the game not launch. Couldn't fix it so I ended up clearing out files and reinstalling. Either OptiPatcher's function persists without the launch parameters or the broke setting in my case did not revert on crash.
OptiPatcher puts extra files in the game folders beyond the normal DLL set. It's supposed to be an even stronger form of OptiScaler but I guess it isn't perfect.
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vdb
Member
It sounds like that could be the cause of the issue I was having
Shockwave_Fox
Member
This worked exactly the same way in heroic installing blur.
This game is still really damn good.
BeardSpike
Member
Matt has posted a new video:
Not gaming newest here but entire French government just ditched Windows and is switching to Linux infrastructure:
I didn't saw any news outlets mention this like at all. Lmao.
Not gaming newest here but entire French government just ditched Windows and is switching to Linux infrastructure:
I didn't saw any news outlets mention this like at all. Lmao.
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Shockwave_Fox
Member
I set NTSYNC upn on my machine today - seems to have made a bit of a difference in Space Marine 2 - did get some weird lag on my controller but not sure if that was the cause.
Seems worth it so far.
Also have falcond up and running - its not the newest version and theres a bit of a bug with it but is working as far as I can tell.
EDIT - Proton Experimental has the new beta 11 added to it - I was using that for NTSYNC. I think cachy or ge has it as well.
Seems worth it so far.
Also have falcond up and running - its not the newest version and theres a bit of a bug with it but is working as far as I can tell.
EDIT - Proton Experimental has the new beta 11 added to it - I was using that for NTSYNC. I think cachy or ge has it as well.
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BeardSpike
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Wolzard
Member
This was widely reported two weeks ago.
France to ditch Windows for Linux to reduce reliance on US tech | TechCrunch
France's move to ditch Windows for Linux is its latest effort to reduce its reliance on American tech giants.
techcrunch.com
France’s government is switching to Linux.
France’s Interministerial Directorate for Digital Affairs (DINUM) has announced its “exit from Windows in favor of workstations running on the Linux operating system,” as XDA reports. It’s part of a broader shift away from non-European tech — in January, France’s government also launched its own...
www.theverge.com
France’s digital agency dumping Windows desktops for Linux
: Après ça, le déluge, as plans call for move away from plenty more American software and hardware
www.theregister.com
France is ditching Windows for digital sovereignty - and its new Linux stack is taking shape
Officially, we don't know what France's forthcoming Linux desktop will look like, but this is what my sources and experience tell me to expect.
www.zdnet.com
French government says it's ditching Windows for Linux — country accelerates plans to ditch US-based software in digital sovereignty push
2026 is set to be l’année de Linux.
French government says au revoir Windows, bienvenue Linux
It's part of a broader European movement to reduce reliance on American tech.
France Kicks Windows to the Curb, Pivots to Linux OS
David Amiel, France’s Minister of Public Action and Accounts, said his country must 'break free' and 'become less reliant on American tools.'
Durin
Member
Heroic Games Launcher 2.21.0 "Loki" Update
This release added a good amount of new features:- New Fullscreen "Console-like" Mode for joystick navigation (pretty cool)
- New Deals page with current GOG promotions
- Added Achievements on the game info page for GOG games
- Pick covers from SteamGridDB directly on the sideload dialog when a SteamGrid API key is set
- Fixed How Long To Beat data showing on game pages
Various other fixes as well, but I just think it's funny that an open-source app with a small team built a fullscreen gamepad UI mode before Epic, EA, Ubisoft, etc.
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Shockwave_Fox
Member
Do you guys set a proton version in the overall settings or per game?
Soodanim
Member
The latest version or want to run with (Experimental, Cachy latest, GE variant, etc) will probably be fine for most, then you can tweak individual games as and when it's needed. I've seen Proton 9 for example be mentioned a lot as a fall back for compatibility, but you wouldn't want to miss out on so many recent advancements by running as a default.
Shockwave_Fox
Member
Cool I've left it as just experimental in the main global settings so good to hear that's ok.
Only changed it for one game specifically- Space Marine 2 - but that's working fine on experimental now.
analog_future
Banned
Which distro are you using? Cachy has now enabled NTSYNC by default, no argument needed.