Man 343 REALLY needs to fix their MCC eac to function properly as its been completely broken for me since they added the .so file for linux

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woot I pre-ordered on my Linux install just so it would count as a Linux sale so good to know day one playing on Linux

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To get this to work at all on Fedora need to enable the telometto/mesa-git copr repo.. should follow the instructions on the copr page for it. game pretty unplayable atm though for me due to the audio issues.. Most likely going to install EndeavorOS and see how it works on Arch. Infinite is about the only reason I ever boot into windows so would be great to not have to boot windows to play it

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Quoting: slaapliedje

Quoting: ElectricPrismThis talk of VR makes me curious. It would make a great Linux video to learn if someone using a dGPU over USB could theoretically run VR.

Obviously the software stack is fine for it.

Here is where things get tricky/annoying...

I believe (not sure if this is the exact reason) that AMD doesn't have a license to use Thunderbolt, which is why it's so rare to find an AMD based system with TB. If the Steam Deck had a TB3/4 port on it, using a external GPU would definitely be an option. Not only that we could get a very cool dock that'd boost it's power in a similar fashion to how the Switch actually works.

Now step into bizzarro land; people have connected nvidia cards to the Atari VCS via a pcie -> NVME/SATA bridge. Something similar should be possible on the Steam Deck.

Well thunderbolt doesn't mean much anymore with USB4 coming on devices now as a few AMD laptops with USB4 now and eGPUs work on them now and a bunch of thunderbolt devices. at some point USB4 will come to AMD's other devices so maybe a future deck will have it also.

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Just got this for $20 had the base game deluxe and after dark so would have cost me over $200 to get the rest of the DLC.. now $28 will get me the rest lol. great buy if you own the game

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Quoting: Guest

Quoting: tohur

Quoting: Guest

Quoting: Mountain ManIt should be obvious by now that GoG simply doesn't care if Linux users buy from them or not.

I know but I can always hope.

why would you want to give anyone your money that lacks the care in the world about you. they don't want your money so why fight to give it to them thats insanity

The other thing is why would you want to give your money to a company which can shutdown their servers overnight and you lose all of your rented games? On gog I can buy the games and download them to my hdd and if gog goes bankrupt I still have access to the stuff I paid for and can install and play all the games (even if gog is long gone).

still doesn't matter because regardless of drm or not if you don't have all your games downloaded you still lose them. and to be frank the likely hood of some of these companies going out is pretty low and if you are referring to Steam they have said a many times they would work to let you get your games and they continue to work if they did go under. so my point is why fight to give companies your money that don't want to support linux and actively fight it.. yea Valve deserves our money more so then GOG

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Quoting: tohur

Quoting: GuppyExciting news :D

Quoting: melkemindSo, this works on X? I thought Wayland support was still incomplete for Nvidia.

yeah that was also my understanding, but hopefully I'm just mis informed

wayland works just fine in GNOME and KDE for Nvidia on most rolling releases.. if you guys are on Mint or Ubuntu based distros you will be waiting til the next release or two so 6 months to a year?

"just fine" migth be stretching it - It was my understanding that Ubuntu omitted it last minute because of issues with nvidia ( some minor detail like having no desktop ;) )

And again Ubuntu is FAR behind rolling releases.. I have used wayland just fine on EOS (Arch) and other rolling releases like Opensuse Tumbleweed and such but still use X cause of synergy

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Quoting: GuppyExciting news :D

Quoting: melkemindSo, this works on X? I thought Wayland support was still incomplete for Nvidia.

yeah that was also my understanding, but hopefully I'm just mis informed

wayland works just fine in GNOME and KDE for Nvidia on most rolling releases.. if you guys are on Mint or Ubuntu based distros you will be waiting til the next release or two so 6 months to a year?

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Quoting: Guest

Quoting: Mountain ManIt should be obvious by now that GoG simply doesn't care if Linux users buy from them or not.

I know but I can always hope.

why would you want to give anyone your money that lacks the care in the world about you. they don't want your money so why fight to give it to them thats insanity

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Hell has officially froze over.. Glorious day though and looking forward to being on the same graphics stack as AMD and Intel MESA :) Even though atm its still using Nvidias OpenGL/Vulkan stack but I foresee eventually it will be like amdgpu being able to either use mesa or Nvidias closed source stack..

Taking a look at their blog post they reference Nouveau being able to use parts of this driver now its open source so mostly likely if you want mesa Nouveau will be the way to go and if you want Nvidias OpenGL/Vulkan you just use their driver.. either way this would work the same as the amdgpu driver basically giving us choice.. personally once Nouveau intergrates into this new code I will be swapping to that :)

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