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Quoting: Eike

Quoting: pleasereadthemanual

Quoting: EikeHere's [External Link] a tip for scaling:

steam -forcedesktopscaling 2

Sorry, I have to take it "working flawlessly" back. The Steam Overlay is HUGE when in-game. More like 4x, rather than 2x. I also can't drag windows around by clicking the top part of the window and trying to move it OR with SUPER+Left-Click, so I can't see the entire window.

Sounds like two options kicking in the in-game overlay? Maybe you can remove the old one?

I tried toggling off "Scale text and icons to match monitor settings (requires restart)", but this didn't make a difference. I have no clue what might be affecting it. I've dug through all the likely settings, and all I can tell you is I have hardware acceleration/decoding/smooth scrolling on. Also, I have display scaling set to 200% on GNOME, but font scaling is 100%. There's nothing untoward in the .desktop file, and I can drag windows in normal Steam, just not the overlay. It's a mystery to me.

I'm totally speculating here, but maybe GNOME scaling works in overlay - and forcedesktopscaling too, so they get multiplied. You could give it a test by disabling GNOME scaling for a moment (if you still find your buttons then, that is ;) ).

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Quoting: pleasereadthemanual

Quoting: EikeHere's [External Link] a tip for scaling:

steam -forcedesktopscaling 2

Sorry, I have to take it "working flawlessly" back. The Steam Overlay is HUGE when in-game. More like 4x, rather than 2x. I also can't drag windows around by clicking the top part of the window and trying to move it OR with SUPER+Left-Click, so I can't see the entire window.

Sounds like two options kicking in the in-game overlay? Maybe you can remove the old one?

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Quoting: pleasereadthemanualThe hardware acceleration is nice and all, but the client is now tiny on my 4K screen (GNOME), and it takes 5 minutes for the "Processing Vulkan Shaders" prompt to appear when launching Halo: MCC, and even after explicitly skipping it, it says "Processing Vulkan Shaders (0%)" next to the Cancel button 5 minutes later. I assume it launches...at some point? I didn't bother waiting around after the first 10 minutes.

Here's [External Link] a tip for scaling:

steam -forcedesktopscaling 2

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Quoting: IvancilloI’m not rich, and had to save many months until I could purchase it second hand.
When you have a hobby or a passion is usual you invest more money than you should.

In many gaming sites one could see in the user profiles descriptions of gaming rigs worth various thousand of euros.

Sorry if I don’t feel guilty for sharing a pic of my camera.

I don't think any of the reactions was meant to make you feel bad.

Do have fun with your hobby!

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Quoting: Purple Library GuyIf other people start restaurants and use debt to help finance their operations, and then I take out debt to buy some of those restaurants (along with the debt the restaurants already had), that means I'm stacking new debt on top of the old debt, but not adding any new productive activity.

I think there's a third variant: Companies aiming for world domination, that are not even trying to make profits. Uber is (was?) expanding and expanding while making billions of loss. The restaurant boss in contrast wants to make profit from the beginning, it's just not something that happens from day one. And they probably wouldn't open another restaurant before the first one works well.

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Quoting: dpanter'Huge hit' is a substantial understatement, more than 50% of their market value was destroyed in one fell swoop. Consequences arrive quickly when you're hurting.

I understand "partnership that has been negotiated for seven months will not materialize" as there hasn't been (much) actual money lost?

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THQ Nordic as well as Koch Media (not to be confused with Koch Industries) ring a bell in terms of point and click history... :cry:

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Quoting: IvancilloA game about taking photos with a camera?

Better take your camera and go outside to take some fancy real life photos.

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Well, the thing about this argument is that I do (may) like walking through abandoned mental hospitals at night (taking photos), fighting dragons or exploring mars in a computer game - but I don't want to do that in real life.

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Quoting: Eike[...]but Half-Life (Alyx) sure does.

Are you sure? On the Steam store I do not see the Linux icon or the minimum requirements for Linux :huh: .
https://store.steampowered.com/app/546560/HalfLife_Alyx/ [External Link]

Oops!
I'm quite sure people played through it natively, but I'm very surprised that it doesn't have the icon!

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Quoting: Whitewolfe80Native triple a games are a thing of the past.

Were native triple A games every really a thing of the present?

Not regularly, but a few did happen. I don't know if Total War counts as triple A, but Half-Life (Alyx) sure does.

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