This fork and his dev team made an incredible work in little time. Dosbox needed to integrate new features like Fluidsynth support, vsync, better hardware acceleration and filters...

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Quoting: Nick_AvemStill no true 64-bit support which is somewhat of a pain :sad:

You can still install Ubuntu or Arch which provide 64 bits OS for pi4.

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Quoting: nadrolinuxThey switched to PulseAudio, meanwhile Fedora planning switch from PulseAudio to PipeWire in the next release, so good timing. IMO they could wait, switch directly to PipeWire too and totally abandon PulseAudio.

For the moment gamers should use Pulseaudio as long as pipewire is not fully supported by all game related app.
Some games and wine does not support fully Pipewire, you can find a lot of issues reported by gamers on different forum.

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Lots new with this version like the 'V3DV' Vulkan driver for the Raspberry Pi now being available

I can't wait to test this!

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Street fighter V works great on Proton too.
Main critic for this game: it asks too much question, too much menus before to start a fight.

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Sould Calibur 6 for 10 euros...and works great with Proton.

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Interesting Changelog

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8 years ago who think we can play all this games on our Linux OS?
Games with Directx 10-11 and even 12?
AAA Games?

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Quoting: dpanterSimple, I do not want forced automatic syncing.

Good, like I said before, you don't have to give your different games providers credentials to Lutris and just continue to add manually games or install them by scripts installers from Lutris Website.

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Quoting: Liam DaweThere should be nothing stopping you manually adding games as normal

I'm not expecting anything else in that regard. My concern regards automatic syncing of game libraries from Humble/GOG/Steam etc. without my consent. The wording in the article suggests a higher level of automation than previous Lutris versions.

If you do not give your GOG/Steam/Humble credentials to Lutris, it will not sync.
Major advantage to sync: Lutris will download directly game from provider when you will launch a script installer.

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