Justin

The Linux drivers were pretty buggy at launch, so probably. Every Mesa release this year has come with a ton of fixes and improvements.

It’s a shame that GrapheneOS won’t support phones without a TPM like it’s Windows 11

Try using the monado runtime instead of SteamVR.

See Kawane Rio’s 15 minute lightning talk about VR on Linux from this year’s FOSDEM:

https://fosdem.org/2025/schedule/event/fosdem-2025-5976-linux-vr-beginner-s-guide-on-how-to-join-events-in-virtual-reality-from-ubuntu-using-envision-and-monado-an-openxr-alternative-to-steamvr/

Check out this website for information about multiplayer games on Linux:

https://areweanticheatyet.com/

There’s only about 700 games that have broken anticheat and Hunt: Showdown’s anticheat system officially supports running on Linux.

5380 USD here. About a quarter of that was my steam deck and my Index. About 250 USD a year on average spent on just games then 🤔

That is not the official goal of the patent system in any country, and any behavior like that should be stopped.

The RT in a lot of those games is broken if DLSS is not turned on. Many games’ implementation of RT is fundamentally broken in terms of providing a glitch free experience.

I dont think people have problems with the use of ray tracing per se, it’s just with Nvidia’s and Unreal’s implementation of it that causes graphical glitches and bad performance for little gain in quality.