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Join the Linux gaming revolution with the latest on Proton updates, SteamOS features, and desktop performance benchmarks.
Also known as gaming on linux·wine gaming·proton compatibility·linux gamer·linux gamers
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Screen tearing fix? FF7R tears really bad and has no menu option for vsync
It's playable but it gets pretty distracting, especially during cutscenes. I played around with libstrangle by adding arguments in the steam launch options, but nothing seemed to change. Pretty awful that a game this hig…
Proton problem
I tried using Proton 9 to run the updated Windows version of Borderlands 2, the details are on the anexed post, could someome help me? Specs (if it helps in something): Intel Core i5-2450M Intel HD Graphics 3000 6 Gigs D…
VRAM Management Part 2: Beyond the Limits of Physical VRAM
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When linux gaming on Steam, does Steam care about which version of Linux you use?
Steam typically gives system requirements for its games. For Moonlighter specifically, (Im using that game because it meets my example requirements and I assume you all have heard of it.) For Moonlighter, its a linux com…
How is your experience modding games on linux?
I installed cachy os on my notebook I use to study and now I'm serious considering switching my main pc to cachy os too, but my main concern is that modding from other people's experience is that modding on linux feel ve…
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What better compliment could there be?
Perhaps the best indicator of just how far Proton and Linux gaming have come is the fact that, even though games are designed for Windows first, Microsoft is reportedly aiming to bring Windows gaming up to par with Linux. That's according to a report from Windows Central's Zac Bowden earlier this year, which claims Microsoft is eyeing SteamOS as the benchmark for gaming performance. Again, the majority of these games are designed for Windows first, and somehow we're in a position where Windows is playing catch-up. That's how great Proton is. Of course, Proton can't fix everything, and some dev
Proton got so good I keep forgetting which of my games were even built for Windows