Quoting: Mal

Quoting: slaapliedjeHa, I still do not want to support them (epic, not the devs of the game launcher) in anyway.

I guess this fixation with EGS is because the steam games works all flawlessly and there is nothing to make an article with?

Quoting: AsciiWolf

the current official Minecraft launcher doesn't save your password

Actually, it does - just not on the Deck. It is a Steam Deck/KDE issue that will hopefully be fixed. :wink:

Quoting: jens

DXVK-NVAPI is what provides the likes of NVIDIA DLSS, NVIDIA Reflex (by using LatencyFleX), NVIDIA PhysX and more to Linux with DXVK and VKD3D-Proton.

To clarify, DXVK-NVAPI is actually pretty thin and is mostly about providing a few NVAPI methods for GPU topology and forwarding entry points into other libraries. The actual DLSS calls are forwarded into DXVK and VKD3D-Proton which forwards things into the NVIDIA driver. Same for Reflex, as you stated, the actual work is done by LatencyFlex. PhysX also still happens in the PhysX runtime, DXVK-NVAPI only implements a few methods that are used to query PhysX capabilities for the present GPU.

Quoting: MArKiToThanks for this tutorial. After years I can finally play Fifa on my main PC. Previous attemps using Lutris/Proton all failed, using Bottles it works fine without having to tweak!

Quoting: ridgeWhat's the difference between Lutris and Bottles? This looks promising.
Using the EA App to play Battlefield 4 via Lutris myself, and "on my machine" it works stellar (genuinely perfectly) until it has to update, at which point I need to reinstall it in a new prefix :P

Regardless, if anyone else reading this is wondering about it, for me it's much better than Origin, and I've been advocating its adoption pretty strongly for those still using that. Give it a shot first and then decide if it works out or ends up being the worst piece of crap you've ever used as well.

I installed it in a clean Wine prefix with nothing special installed, not even Mono, using Lutris Wine or GloriousEggroll's Wine.

Quoting: MinuxHey Liam, do you know any good videos to learn video editing with Blender?

Quoting: RichardYao

Quoting: VulphereNow we have official confirmation :)

It is not quite official. This indicates that it passed Valve’s testing. It does not mean that EA has made a long term commitment to allow Linux users to play Apex Legends.

However, I am optimistic that this will go longer than the month we had around 2020 when people could play with a patched version of wine that ran the EAC kernel module into the wine server.