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havuq@lemmy.world
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I really want to jump but dual boot. I can’t seem to get my games to work. I just don’t know how to get past the issues I see.

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sep@lemmy.world
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Using steam and proton, the supported games just work. You can also set steam to try proton on games with no known support, and it often also just works. If a game do not work, I just return it.
My steam backlog is enough for a liftetime of playing.

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kekwa@lemmy.world
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Did you try Lutris? Most of the games works like a charm.

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thorcik@lemmy.world
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Got Cyberpunk (GOG one) running with raytracing and mods via Lutrix + ProtonGE. Smooth enough on 3080/UWQHD

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ddkman@lemm.ee
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In my experience wine is unstable as fuck. And as a result all forks and gui variants are also unstable. Also performance on even AMD gpus is far from ideal. Even with natively built games like cs:go there is way more stutter and some texture glitches. It is like downgrading your gpu an entire performance class. Ideal it is not.

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voxel@sopuli.xyz
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my biggest gripe with gaming on linux is little issues all over the place even in simple games. Like in celeste, older versions of terraria and most other FNA/XNA games (linux-native) steam overlay doesn’t render at all on amd gpus. Kinda annoying, especially with big picture mode…
Stormworks (wine/proton) crashes if minimized or resized, but only sometimes

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