what video games have you been playing on your Linux machine recently?
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Benjamin Hall
Super Tux
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Jeremiah Myers
Mostly emulators. I have a Windows partition for actual PC games
Oliver Evans
Harvest Moon Light of Hope runs well with Proton.
Gavin Reyes
emulating wind waker
Chase Brown
civ4
Lincoln Turner
Nethack
Aiden Roberts
Yeah vidya is too much of a fucking hassle to set up on Linux. I have a Windows specifically for this that I don't even allow to connect to the internet.
Dylan Gonzalez
why is Dolphin the only non-open-source emulator? Is it developed by complete retards?
Dylan Wood
honestly i just run a windows vm in qemu and pass through my graphics card for most games.
Jacob Turner
>non-open-source emulator
you are retarded.
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Kayden Gomez
Anyone tried Bannerlord here? How does it work?
Charles Allen
>linux
>gaming
Sorry but I play games from this decade
besides I only uses operative systems that respect my time
Jaxon Richardson
Minecraft
Nathan Ortiz
>play video games on Linux every day
>go on Yas Forums and see "lmao you can't play video games on Linux" every day
Landon Walker
shit, you are correct, I am retarded
I was thinking of Cemu, not Dolphin.
Will have to damage my brain even more in order to start caring about Nintendo
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Leo White
>what video games have you been playing on your Linux machine recently?
Boomer shit.
Crazy Taxi (Steam version, using Proton 5.0-5)
Hexen II (using Hammer of Thyrion 1.5.8)
Tomb Raider I (Steam version, using Boxtron/dosbox-staging)
Heretic (using GZDoom 4.3.3)
Alone in the Dark 2 (GOG version, using Boxtron/dosbox-staging after importing into Steam)
For games that require source ports and emulators to run properly, there's literally no reason to use Windows, and older Windows-native games tend to work with Proton pretty consistently as well. This isn't to say that newer games never work, but I just haven't played any lately.
Adrian King
Sid Meier's Colonization through DOSBox
it's been comfy
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Isaac Young
Tux Racer
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Hudson Richardson
Mostly emulators, I'm surprised by how well RPCS3 runs on my older machine. All these games except MGS4 work very well.
Thomas Butler
Deus Ex Human Revolution, UNICLR and Risk of Rain 2. Has anyone been able to get Doom Eternal running through regular wine without recompiling it?
Dominic James
Why regular wine? Just use the Proton fork from here, it runs DOOM Eternal flawlessly.
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Camden Rodriguez
I'm running the cracked version, I could launch it with proton I guess, I only have a Windows SSD for games where this happens.
Gavin Baker
Cemu isn't open source because it's almost certain that the devs got a hold of some leaked documentation about the WiiU architecture and don't want to blow the lid on the whole thing
Cameron Perez
Golly gee that is one hot penguin tho, look at the stomach
Isaac Myers
Basically anything. Looking to upgrade my parts soon though, I want to move on to 1440p.
Adam Reyes
Here's a pity (You) for the Windows shills desperately trying to start shit ITT and getting no replies.
Owen Jones
I used to do this and didn't bother looking up how to disable updates on W10. After breaking multiple times with auto-updates I just kinda gave up on it, so if something doesn't work on Linux I just forget about it because it's not worth the hassle.
Jonathan James
Minecraft runs better on Linux than it does Windows, for me.
Nearly anything on my Steam Library thanks to Proton