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I have problems regarding XFS and Steam. For some reason, HL2 RTX, Portal RTX, and Portal Prelude RTX all suffer from HUD font issues on an XFS formatted drive. Switch to an Ext4 formatted drive and I have no problems. It's not an...

Make sure you go into the LSFG Game Versions & Beta's under Steam and select lsfg-vk. Failure to do so will result in VSFG-VK 2.0.0 not working:

Ideally, you still need to buy LSFG for the LSFG-VK dll. People also need to keep in mind that, despite the devs claims, there's substantial evidence that MAKO is more vibe coded than otherwise claimed. Personally, I'd recommend the latest 2.0.0...

I loved EBay when I could buy cool second hand tech bargains. These days it's full of EBay stores peddling Chinese junk, and the tech bargains have all but disappeared - I'm no longer interested.

Which makes absolutely no sense, as it doesn't matter where you get the installer from, it's the exact same .deb provided direct from Valve - and that .deb has always included the 32bit libs. It was actually Arch users that ran into problems...

The days, when I hit 4Ghz long enough to run benchmarks, my self proclaimed fastest Intel P4 in all of Costa Rica when I lived there...god those things got HOT!

Ubuntu is the only desktop distro officially supported by Steam, there was no era where you had to add a PPA to install 32bit libs as they've always been supplied with the official .deb as downloaded direct from Valve. As for PPA's to add up to...

While I can't specifically comment on early iterations of SteamOS based on Debian/Ubuntu, I can state that during the same period you definitely did not need to acquire and configure 32 bit libs via some random PPA regarding desktop Ubuntu and...

Is this so Malware can be introduced to Linux?

Pentium 4 Prescott 6xx series, I want all the heat.

For those that run 32 bit games, like Black Mesa that uses the 32 bit Source engine, be sure to add PROTON_USE_WOW64=1 %command% to your Steam launch options - Failure to do so may result in instability, or the game not launching at all.

Well considering Microsoft is stealing as much Linux code as possible to basically rewrite Windows it makes sense.

You're not being forced to use the implementation, if others want to use it to improve their gaming experience it should be an option. The way things are going, if Linux doesn't evolve to support ever increasing AC demands, the only games left to...

I actually did a bug report using the little button in the app, screenshot and all. Oh we're definitely disagreeing on this one. No Linux user should feel they have the right to stand on the soapbox and tell other Linux users that they can't...

It works fine for my limited use case here, I'm quite impressed.

Well thank fuck we have Defender for Linux, It'd probably be infinitely more useful if we could get MS Office for Linux. /s Not that I'd use either, but it'd give the shills one less thing to complain about.

The time it takes for Steam to start off a bloody fast SSD is enough to drive a man to drink. Having said that, I got an update to the EGS launcher for Linux today, and it's still buggy as all hell to the point of being basically unusable, but at...

So Epic is making Valve improve Steam? Seems like a win for everyone.

But we do. Server side anticheat can only go so far, and user land anticheat isn't terribly effective - VACnet and VAC are evidence of that, cheating under CS2 is out of control. Don't get me wrong, I'm by no means a fan of kernel level...

I mean that's literally what Epic is trying to soften the blow around with their eBPF implementation. Well, I think it's a bit of a multi pronged approach - they're trying to make it as difficult up front to even attempt a meaningful attack, and...