One day,

Wine ports will runs better on Linux instead of Windows 10-11-(what else fucking numbers) due to incompatibilities on Windows versions... like LibreOffice can open 1990's or early 2000's ms office docs better than MSOffice 2016...

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Quoting: Eike

Quoting: x_wingThe tickets talks about the steam bootstrap libs, which are fixed libs downloaded by steam. I think MayeulC referred to the requirement of installing 32 bit system wide packages, which is mandatory when installing steam from any repo.

"... need some basic 32-bit support from the host distribution ..." sounds different to me?

So they will deploy a 64 bit binary in a 32 bit package? AFAIK you can't set 32 bits dependencies in a 64 bit deb package.

Maybe some other composant of the game needs 32 bit support (like music, videos...)

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Quoting: LeopardIs there a simple guide for setting this up on Ubuntu based distros?

And also one question too ; is it confilicting or affecting existing Wine Staging setup or is it build upon it but have completely different prefixes , environment etc?

Replace Witcher3 with your game : https://boilingsteam.com/no-need-to-wait-for-a-witcher-3-port-anymore/ [External Link]

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A futurist twin-stick racing game...

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Buying new PC is synonym with Windows pre-installed with it. Linux, you must install it when you know it exists. So I think there will be a rebound in january or february.

But without big games of the top 5 played on Steam (like PUBG ?), will it be a big rebound ?

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Quoting: chimpyFor anyone with experience with this emulator: what's more important, the CPU or the GPU?

In term of performances, CPU is more important in Dolphin, performances per cores is a very important thing for Dolphin (a "simple" Intel Pentium performs similar than AMD FX processors).

In term of display, some effects needs to be supported by the drivers / graphic card to be displayed correctly, this is affect performances.

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Rise of the tomb raider ?
Shadow of War ?

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In France, we have Shadow : https://shadow.tech/ [External Link]

But it is not a linux machine. More precisely, it's linux servers with windows machines in docks.
It seems to run greatly with a good internet connection (mostly fiber). Some e-sport teams runs with Shadow.

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Quoting: liamdaweUpdate 10th February: I did have one complete lock-up last night during the livestream. I'm not sure if it's a game bug or an NVIDIA driver bug, but all my cores suddenly went maxed-out and the game repeatedly dropped down to 1 FPS. Eventually it didn't recover and forced me to do a hard-reboot.

Last night, Civ IV doesn't closed properly. Need to go to terminal and kill it manually.
FX8350 / GTX970 / SSD - Xubuntu 16.04

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Quoting: razing32Ok , so I bought this to support Linux games.
But for some reason cant get it to start.
AMD FX-8350/Nvidia GTX770.

Funny thing is Civ 5 also fails to start. I can start that from CLI but this game throws an error saying i need the steam client. depsite the fact the steam client is open and i am logged on :(

Anybody else have any issues ?

I have an FX8350 / GTX970, no issues for me and my Xubuntu 16.04. I think you should look for other clue on your installation.

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