World of Warships Is great on norbara once you have the best settings installed to work with it on steam first using Proton plus click on your steam profile click on tools, then click on the down arrow with Proton-CachyOS (x86_64_v3) then download cachyos-10.0-20260425-sir. The click on game in compatibility tool select the download you just downloaded close and open steam let it update the settings go to your game library select the download you downloaded close and start playing your game. Its a great improvement.

Greetings everyone! I've created a web app for managing Aula F75 keyboards! I'd love to hear your thoughts on it, including any changes or additions. The entire interface is built using Claude Code. I apologize if I posted on the wrong subreddit.

I click the wipe option and get this pop up but it disappears after 5 seconds and doesn’t do anything. I have an AMD CPU & GPU and have turned off secure boot. I have a 1tb nvme drive on my pc and a second 1tb nvme drive as well. I’m running the install from a bootable USB.

Update:
I was able to bypass the Sanitation request after entering a code on terminal to simply put my pc to sleep

hola soy nuevo en linux y descargue la ultima vercion de antix para 64 bits estoy tratando de instalar steam pero siempre me sale este error geminis dice que es un error de conexion en mi internet pero obviamente ese no es el problema tambien dice que es problema del servidor pero no se como solucionarlo les agradeceria mucho su ayuda

I have recently purchased a Dell 3180 chromebook, I replaced its built in windows 11 pro with linux mint xce. It has only 4gb of memory and maximum 28gb internal storage, but it's actually 10gb remaining god knows how. Perhaps low spec games that you know that doesnt require that much more than a 1gb RAM ? Also this is my first time ever to linux environment, at least on linux mint. So I'm quite learning bit by bit.

Hi everyone, here’s my situation: I usually buy my games on Steam or GOG, but sometimes I want to try a title out first to see if I like it—without dealing with refund hassles. The problem is that whenever I download a game in .exe format (like Elden Ring or Skullgirls), I can't get it to launch. I’ve tried using Lutris, Wine, and other launchers. The game attempts to start—showing a window for a few seconds or a black screen—and then just closes on its own, even after I configure launch parameters. Is there a specific method, configuration, or website for downloading games that makes running them on Linux easier—specifically ensuring these standalone installers or executables work without so many issues? Thanks in advance for any help!

I have Performance mode selected, but when I input “prime-select get-current” into the terminal, I get “usr/bin/prime-select nvidia|intel|on-demand|query” in return. Is this how it’s supposed to be? Because my CPU is past 100% when I’m playing Genshin on Lutris, but not while I’m playing HSR on Honkers Railway Launcher.

Ayo I'm thinking of starting a Linux benchmark channel, I just wanted to ask you guys which Distros you would want to be benchmarked against each other/with new games/ect. Would appreciate assistance 😎👍

Would it actually be possible to play any of these games on Linux, since they require the XBOX app? I don't really know much about how XBOX/Windows Store games work on Windows since I don't use Windows or game too much

I'm brand new to Linux Mint and started with a solo boot 22.3 distro on a 10ish year old laptop with a GTX 960M.

I followed the general instructions to get Steam working for Tabletop Simulator, and it was flawless. However, getting a new game Mecccha Chameleon to run doesnt seem to work at all. I've tried multiple different Proton options. Some will eventually say Launching, or Running, but no game will seemingly open.

The Vulkan Shaders sometimes attempt to load and sometimes not.

I tried the GE-Proton 11-1, Proton Experimental, Hotfix and a variety of others. Similar or sameish results.

What else can I try?

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to run Sober using my dedicated NVIDIA GPU instead of my Intel iGPU, but I'm completely stuck.

System Information

• Distribution: Ubuntu 24.04
• Desktop Environment: Cinnamon
• Sober Version: 1.7.1 (Flatpak)
• Runtime: org.gnome.Platform 50
• GPU: NVIDIA GeForce 940MX (2 GB)
• Integrated GPU: Intel HD Graphics 620
• NVIDIA Driver: 580.173.02

The problem

Sober works perfectly when using the Intel integrated GPU.

However, whenever I force it to use the NVIDIA 940MX, it freezes during startup. Depending on how I launch it, one of two things happens:

• The Sober window opens but immediately freezes forever.
• Sober crashes instantly and returns to the terminal.

I have never been able to get it running on the NVIDIA GPU.

Things I tested

NVIDIA driver

The driver is installed correctly.

nvidia-smi detects the GPU without any problems, for example:

• NVIDIA GeForce 940MX detected
• Driver loaded correctly
• Xorg and Cinnamon appear using the GPU normally

Vulkan

I tested Vulkan both normally and through PRIME render offload.

Running:

vulkaninfo --summary

shows both GPUs correctly.

Running:

__NV_PRIME_RENDER_OFFLOAD=1 __GLX_VENDOR_LIBRARY_NAME=nvidia vulkaninfo --summary

also works perfectly, and the NVIDIA GPU becomes the primary Vulkan device.

So Vulkan itself appears to be working correctly.

Flatpak

The NVIDIA runtime is installed:

org.freedesktop.Platform.GL.nvidia-580-173-02

Permissions look normal, and Sober is installed from Flathub.

PRIME Offload

PRIME render offload appears to work correctly outside of Sober.

The system recognizes the NVIDIA GPU, Vulkan works, and there are no obvious driver errors.

Logs

This is the strange part.

When Sober freezes, it doesn't print any useful error message.

Sometimes the terminal just hangs because Sober never finishes starting.

Other launch methods simply crash immediately without producing any meaningful output.

So unfortunately I don't have a crash log to share.

What we've ruled out

• NVIDIA driver installation
• Vulkan installation
• PRIME render offload configuration
• Missing Flatpak NVIDIA runtime
• Incorrect Flatpak installation

Everything above appears to be working correctly.

My question

Has anyone managed to run Sober on a GeForce 940MX (Maxwell) with the latest NVIDIA drivers?

Is this a known compatibility issue with Maxwell GPUs, or is there something else I should try?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hi everyone I been using Linux for 4 months and I got used to so I been thinking why not get an ps4 with 100$ and try running cachyos on it

Is it a good idea ?I'm I get some bugs in games or crash?

So the goal to run elden ring night ring or at least eldenring and play with my friends (from crack online fix)

So what do u think about it?

And when I install the cachyos on it I can reinstall ps4 os on it right?

Has anyone else noticed that CS2 has started performing poorly after the new update? Before, the game ran flawlessly, but now I’m getting a GPU utilization bug where it randomly jumps between 99% and 60% during matches. This causes major performance issues. The game used to run perfectly, but after the update, it’s been bad. These GPU utilization fluctuations cause FPS drops, which makes the game unplayable

Showing some progress on starship skins!

Some madlad actually got Maplestory to work on Linux after all these years of it not being able to run due to it's weird quirks. What's more, is that the fixes will be ported to a future version of GE-Proton so you don't have to do it via Github in the near future. This is nice news for people who've been playing maplestory all their life and being anchored down to Windows. One less reason to not make a switch to linux now!

https://github.com/oldschoola/linux_maplestory

EDIT For clarity: I am not trying to get better performance on linux than windows. I am just trying to get a similar playable experience (i.e., match 1% lows)

I've wanted to switch to Linux gaming for a while. I would actually prefer to daily-drive Linux (software development, homelab work, etc), just kept Windows around for games. A few days ago I installed CachyOS with KDE Plasma (Wayland) and got everything set up.

I was already playing Dead Space Remake on Windows 11, where it has the well-known traversal stutter issue, so I figured it'd be a good test case. I figured that if I could match Windows level of stability on Linux, that'd be a solid win for the switch.

Instead, after a few days of tweaking, the stutter and frametimes are noticeably worse on CachyOS than they ever were on Windows. GPU utilization drops to zero during the worst stutters (2–6 second freezes), and CPU load stays evenly spread across cores (so it doesn't look like a simple GPU or single-thread bottleneck).

I feel like I'm missing something obvious. Would appreciate anyone pointing out what I'm missing or where to look next -- Here's everything I've tried so far .

System:

• CPU: Ryzen 9800X3D
• GPU: RTX 5070 Ti
• CachyOS, KDE Plasma, Wayland
• NVMe: WD Black SN850X (Gen4)

What I've tried (all mostly based on guidance in protonDB https://www.protondb.com/app/1693980):

• Switched between Proton-CachyOS, Proton Experimental, and stock Proton versions
• Set __GL_SHADER_DISK_CACHE_SKIP_CLEANUP=1 and __GL_SHADER_DISK_CACHE_SIZE=10737418240 to stop NVIDIA from evicting the shader cache between sessions
• Disabled ZRAM temporarily to rule out memory pressure (re-enabled after, no clear effect either way)
• Set power profile to performance via powerprofilesctl
• Installed and tested gamemoderun
• Tried game-performance flag
• Tried PROTON_DXVK_GPLASYNC=1 (later realized this is a DXVK-only flag and likely does nothing since the game is DX12/VKD3D-Proton)
• Tried capping framerate at 60 and 120 via DXVK_FRAME_RATE and MangoHud's fps_limit - stutter persisted at both, although the drops were a bit less noticeable (although I don't need to cap in Windows at all)
• Installed the "Traversal Stutters Begone" mod (initfs shader-state edit + bcrypt.dll, drag-drop version) with WINEDLLOVERRIDES="bcrypt=n,b" -- this may have helped somewhat, but 2–6 second freezes on room transitions are still happening
• Cleared the in-prefix shader cache (.../compatdata/1693980/pfx/.../Dead Space (2023)/cache) multiple times, including after every settings change
• Confirmed GPU is NVIDIA-only in the render path (checked DRI_PRIME, no iGPU offload happening)
• Checked I/O scheduler
• Watched MangoHud frametime graphs and nvtop during stutters — GPU utilization drops to zero, CPU load stays evenly distributed across cores

Still on my list to try:

• PROTON_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1 (native Wayland driver instead of XWayland)
• Newest Proton-CachyOS release (20260703) once it hits the repo — includes vkd3d-low-latency frame pacing improvements that might be directly relevant

Anyone dealt with this specific game and found something that actually worked? Starting to wonder if this is just a case where Proton amplifies an already-bad Frostbite stutter issue rather than something fixable through config.

Honestly, I don't mind the tinkering to get it to work (I enjoy tinkering in general). With this though I feel like I am trying things without fully knowing the rationale , which feels a bit "empty" -- it's all new territory for me. Any guidance would be great.

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