Just use Lutris or Heroic for that.

Try Bazzite sometime. It’s plug and play.

A lot of reports on ProtonDB are ancient. I would say literally 99% of games work nowadays out of the box.

If you want something similar to SteamOS I recommend checking out Bazzite.

Ubuntu sucks ass. Use Bazzite.

Destiny 2 and Tarkov is my guess.

You just log in with your Steam Account to ProtonDB.

I mean we have tons of anticheat games working on Linux. More than people realize. Elden Ring, The Finals, Overwatch 2, CS2, Apex Legends, xDefiant and more that I can’t remember right now. It’s not that bad even as a multiplayer gamer. The ones that don’t work R6S, Val, LoL, Fortnite, CoD and Destiny pretty much.

NVK is slow at the moment, yes. DX12 just started working as well and is not in mainline yet. This is with a particular PR merged.

This is through gamescope.

I’m on another server, that’s why. :) Peertube has plenty of instances.

Older versions work, yeah.

Yeah this is with GSP.

Yes, the driver is 6 months old. It can also run Overwatch 2 at 100+ FPS in some areas. For 6 months, that’s staggering performance.

No, no. I have nothing to do with any kind of Linux dev unfortunately. I do want to start learning Vulkan though. XD

I mean CUDA is probably never coming to Nouveau/NVK. Never say never still, the current focus is definitely on gaming though.

Wait till you see MGS V at Ultra running at 60 FPS stable if I manage to capture it. No bugs or glitches included. I’m amazed myself.

The only way to properly use NVK now is Arch Linux or something based on it. Ubuntu doesn’t even remotely have the necessary packages yet. On Optimus (running with both GPUs -AMD and Nvidia - on) everything works splendidly desktop-wise yeah. On MUX (meaning running only on the Nvidia GPU on the laptop) nothing works properly, so be warned.

It only exposes Vulkan 1.0 which means only DXVK works and up to version 1.5.1, not later. Also, Rise of the Tomb Raider was extremely slow when I tried it so some major optimizations have to be done as well I think. Beyond that it’s perfectly usable.

The driver is just beginning to be developed. It’s a miracle it can do this already. In 1-2 years it should be be immensely better, I would say, at this rate, comparable to the proprietary drivers of Nvidia.