Funny how DLSS went from a performance enhancing to a performance reducing technology. Kind of the state of the whole gaming industry.

Yeah, but a website should make this compatible with all operating systems, not just Linux. BSD should profit from this as well.

You forgot that the process of cybersafely installing the game and the other game as explained on the website https://youtube.com/ must cybersafely conform to the forum with the writings that explain the process of making it a cybersafely process with mods on a PC platform with virtual machines or without but hypervisor enabled with all RAM and all space is secure and cybersafe.

Sounds like choosing the Windows version and running that through Proton is easier.

Jetzt macht das ja gar keinen Spaß mehr.

Why not collaborate with https://areweanticheatyet.com/?

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Wir haben ihn gefunden, den Nutzen von KI.

It’s fried already either way. Might as well enjoy it.

Make it music so that it feels “correct”.

Sometimes I have some YouTube videos running on a second screen while playing. And for story moments I just pause them.

Well, it actually is. Like the Deck you are free to install your own OS. Apparently there is already an Arch build available.

Unsere Erfahrungen mit den von der Telekom beauftragten Arbeitern war so schlecht, dass wir sie weggeschickt haben und stattdessen zu 1&1 gegangen sind. Natürlich benutzen die auch das Telekom-Netz und so musste die selbe Firma (aber zumindest nicht die selben Arbeiter) doch noch zu uns kommen.

Was?!? Der Kerl mit all den Rammstein Skandalen?

Wir haben im Dorf direkt neben dem Kindergarten ein Nest. Ist immer schön für die Kinder. Das ist auch mit Webcam ausgestattet. Im Moment ist die aber offline.

They aren’t the same at all. SteamOS is based on Arch and Bazzite on Fedora. They use different versions of software. Bazzite just aims to work the same as SteamOS.

The advantage of Bazzite is that you have more control over your system.

Avoid XWayland

It added 3.13 ms of latency, more than all other effects combined. Wayland is close, but X11 still wins

Though only by 0.14 to 0.22 ms. Given there are efforts to optimize KWin, this gap will likely close sooner rather than later. And who knows, other Wayland compositors might already be better. VRR has the biggest effect

VRR was faster in every pairing (0.26 to 0.45 ms) and also flattened the latency distribution. dxvk-low-latency is a win across the board

0.10 to 0.29 ms in capped scenarios is a nice boost, but the real strength of the fork shows in the uncapped test case, where it gained 0.84 ms over default dxvk.

Additionally, in scenarios where XWayland can’t be avoided, it recovered a full 2.1 ms. Conclusion

Not factoring in XWayland, applying every optimization (X11, VRR, low-latency) compared to a default setup (which, on a modern Linux system, I assume is plain Wayland) moved the median down by 0.72 ms.

That does not sound like a lot, but the raw latency does not tell the whole story as VRR additionally reduces latency jitter, and dxvk-low-latency’s pacer is great at smoothing out real-world scenarios where frame time dips and GPU-bound situations occur.

Why should someone with the skill to open up a Steam Machine buy one instead of building the whole thing themselves? Don’t think the form factor and HDMI CEC are worth it for most people.

I used to have similar problems with Lutris. I have since switched to Heroic. You could try setting up one or two games in Heroic. Just point it to the same prefix and executable as in Lutris and see if it runs there.

In OpenSUSE at least that problem is mitigated by sorting the drivers into generations. That way you can at least easily pin your driver to the latest working version.

No idea what other distributions do.

Morrowind as well.