I had something similar happen a few months ago. I went into…I think it’s wine version or something like that, I’ll check when I get home. Anyway I set everything to use the latest version of proton, then went into wine/proton version/download and selected the option to always download the latest version of proton. Seemed to work for me? Not sure if it’s the same thing for you. Someone above mentioned trying to start games with logging switched on. The log should give you a better idea.

@DominatorX1@thelemmy.club

To build off this. Part of why people, who come off as reasonable and decent in person, can get so…very…VERY unhinged online is that

TL;DR - can’t see people being disgusted with what you just said.

Everyone is pro-dictatorship until they realise they’re not the dictator.

No, so Garuda has a kernel switcher GUI. And I had tried switching to the latest CachyOS kernel, that didn’t seem to do anything. AsusCTL still threw the “missing Asus drivers” error. So I went through the process of actually following the instructions and doing it all myself, and hit the roadblock I mentioned above.

Don’t remember the exact messages.

Was following these instructions off the official page.

Got to where the orange line is on the screenshot below, and it started throwing up a load of network errors. Again can’t remember the exact messages, it’s been a month, but it was saying that the Repos were unreachable. And pacman then stopped working entirely until I removed the Repos.

Edit: I’ll run through it again tonight and come back with actual answers

Tried that. Also didn’t work. 🤷

As I replied above, I’ll give it another shot. Maybe I fucked something up? Everything seemed to be working fine until I added the Repos to pacman, then it all went tits up.

Hm. Maybe I’ll take another shot. I was following the instructions, got as far as installing the keys, adding the Repos didn’t work, it broke pacman.

Doesn’t work for kernels newer than 6.13 if I recall correctly. Tried to install it last month. I’m running Garuda Arch, and kernel 6.15, even having the repository active completely borks pacman.

Edit: it’s an active project, so keep an eye on it. Or install CatchyOS as it’s now standard there.

Edit²: I’m going to have another stab at it, possibly fucked something up? Idk, I was following the instructions, and everything was fine until I added the Repos to pacman.

Not all heros wear capes

💥🔥💥 BOOM 💥🔥💥

This is a clone of the killer queen arcade game. Play either by:

• Cloning locally and running cargo run --features bevy/dynamic_linking --release
• Go to https://lukemcneil.github.io/killer-queen/ (compiled to WebAssembly)

Something something something

🌍👨‍🚀🔫👨‍🚀

I definitely would with Garuda. Like I said, they’ve removed basically all of the pain points of arch. I set my 70yr old dad up with Garuda, he’s been using MacOS mostly and windows for work for ages. The only thing I had to show him was how to open a terminal and type “sudo update” every few weeks. Everything else is as intuitive as any other Linux distro.

Do it.

I would highly recommend Garuda Arch, takes the pain points out of Arch, more flavours than you can shake a stick at, forums are highly active with devs and mods responding quickly to issue posts.

Since neither OP nor the video they link actually links to the Steam page…for the lazy.

Hard agree. Only CEO I think might not be 10000000% a psychotic sociopath is the CEO of Signal…but only cause she’s not said anything I personally disagree with…and a bunch of things I do agree with. That’s not exactly a great metric though…

I feel like after he gets over the slight he’d be fine with it…

OP says they switched away from Proton in the first sentence.

Local storage

And that’s pretty much always been the case.