Wonderful! Please add support for https://www.indiegala.com/ [External Link] too :D

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That's really good news! This will allow a lot of old games to survive which are/were based on OpenGL. Who knows how long OpenGL drivers are provided for new graphic cards! Just Vulcan drivers in the future maybe. But that's good enough if Zink hopefully will fully support OpenGL one day.

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Quoting: titiAnd I hope all this money does not put pressure on them so that we get new features in windows only one day :S:

No. Just check this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpE2B2QSsa0 [External Link]

ok convinced :), This makes me happy!

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And I hope all this money does not put pressure on them so that we get new features in windows only one day :S:

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mxgp3 for me it's like 1-5fps with the linux "port". It's completly unplayable.
BUT fully playable with smooth framerates using proton

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Quoting: ShmerlYou should avoid first generation Ryzens, including mobile ones. They have unfixable hardware issues (with some workarounds only). That's a known problem. Second generation mobile APUs are coming this year.

When building a PC, performance per dollar is a very important value.First generation Ryzens are cheaper and easy to make stable, you should use Bios settings anyway.

MB firmware update and set (may be named differently on your board): 'Advanced->CBS->Power Supply Idle Control' set it to 'Typical current idle'

I did all this , use the newest kernel, the latest mesa driver and so on, disabled C6 and so oń. I am quite sure that its not related to the power management of the CPU, those bugs were solved/worked around in 2018. Those freeze problem which still exist are more likely a GPU problem.

https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1772081 [External Link]
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1562530 [External Link]
or any of the other bugreports

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Thats not good. Unity is trying to commit suicide a bit, Epic decides to go their own way with less and less linux support, Quake engines have no more linux support and so on...
Is there any commonly used engine left which really supports linux too ?

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Quoting: Duke TakeshiHow is the current state of AMD and linux compatibility?

When I started switching from Windows to linux, I always bought Nvidia GPUs because the AMD drivers were complete rubbish.

Well looks like this depends a bit on the GPU. The CPU internal Vega8 does not work since march 2018 and is not fixed yet..... Well it works in general and performance is very good with newest mesa drivers, BUT: you get several complete system freezes a day. At least this is the case for Ryzen5 2500U using ubuntu.
This is the reason I don't dare to try another AMD GPU at the moment.

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Quoting: liamdaweOkay, I've sent them a message to let them know.

Did it work with the launch option?

-screen-height 1080 -screen-width 1920

Yes this works too.
I removed my settings and tried it. Without Startoptions it does not launch. With -screen-height 1080 -screen-width 1920 it does!

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OK looks like these three lines must be edited manually:
<pref name="Screenmanager Resolution Height" type="int">1080</pref>
<pref name="Screenmanager Resolution Use Native" type="int">1</pref>
<pref name="Screenmanager Resolution Width" type="int">1920</pref>

I tried it on my laptop too and there I had the same issues. Thats 18.04 with ryzen 2500U.
If you are in contact with the developer better tell him ... :D

Thanks for your help

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