IngeniousRocks (They/She)

That’s why mine is slow 😬, I have 3 SSDs and 2 (ancient) HDDs tied into a 5TB lvm array.

It’s cursed ™️

More RAM doesn’t necessarily mean more faster. I’ve got a 64 gig kit in my c2021 ryzen build and it’s dog slow. It’s also my server but that’s not an excuse.

OHH you’re using flatpak!

Have you configured flatseal to allow steam access to your “/usr/lib/*”?

I didn’t notice any libraries failing to pull but you should give steam access there anyway to help get your Linux native games running easier. Allowing steam access outside its own container should fix most issues, but it doesn’t look like it will fix this one.

Additionally, I noticed issues with msaa happening, are you using an Nvidia GPU by chance? If so, I recommend Opening the Nvidia x-config app and overriding antialiasing and forcing 4x or 8x fxaa instead of msaa. Msaa is borked on Nvidia, renders basically any game using it unplayable.

Took me weeks to get Cities Skylines 2 working until I stumbled upon that accidentally.

Are you recieving any error messages? Do you have logging enabled? (If you add “PROTON_LOG=1 %command%” to your launch options you can enable logging, they’re stored in /var/log/ and will be called [steamid].log

Enabling logging can tell you WHY things are breaking.

My personal theory, because it seems to happen a lot, is the libraries that should be linked automatically aren’t loading and proton doesn’t know where to find them, it happens sometimes!

If that’s the case, your log files will point to the missing libraries, install them or find them burried in your system and copy them to your game directory.

Yes I absolutely am! Thank you!

Probably not the issue, but is there a reason you’re using such an old version of proton? Proton 10 is available in beta and proton 9 has been a smooth experience for most.

Aren’t those movies in the same universe as Glass and Split?

I usually just get my torrents from archive.org… Am I pirating wrong?

I used to love that movie, went to try and rewatch it recently and was hit with a blast of early 2000’s casual transphobia. Couldn’t keep watching after, it put a really sour taste in my mouth.

I’ve recently determined for myself, specifically for this reason, any devices I want around my home for the future I plan to build myself.

A project box, a raspberry pi, and a few components can go a really long way.

With my hands and a loofah. I’m double jointed in my shoulders and can easily reach every part of my back

Freetube also has DeArrow built in to replace clickbait thumbnails and titles!

Fennec because fuck apps.

I do everything I can from a browser and if a site requires an app for mobile use I don’t use that site.

This is a bit late since you’ve already gotten rid of it but there IS s Samsung unified Linux driver for printers.

The only thing that will get me back on windows is the Net Yaroze SDK which came out for windows 95-XP, I have a period accurate airgapped PC for that stuff though.

Straight up piracy - probably only like $3k, if we’re including backups of a personal physical media collection well over 20k.

I don’t care about my distro. The choice I make when decicing on a distribution is entirely based on use case. I have LMDE on my server. I have Mint Cinnamon on my macbook. I use arch when I’m doing minimal installs for basic functionality. I don’t have a distro of choice for ARM, I’ve used rasbian and I use muOS on my rg35xxsp. I’ve been looking at learning gentoo and deploying that for raspberry pi as I have some projects in mind for some micro arcade cabinets and want as little overhead as possible in regards to background processes

Its important when manually installing the Nvidia drivers to remember to blacklist the Open source nouveau driver.

Anyone know if this fixes MSAA? I’m kinda sick of having to override my antialiasing in the Nvidia Xconfig app to force fxaa

AMD drivers are open source and built into the kernel. You should have very little problems with team red on linux. From what I’ve seen the new Intel cards work pretty well too.

Nvidia is known for their problems on Linux.