Remnant 2 Fedora Linux 39 Workstation
Error - DirectX 12 is not supported on your system. Ensure you have the latest Windows updates and video card drivers.
I have this problem with DirectX 12. It's my first game installed on Linux. And i don't know how i can install DirectX on Linux, as i know DirectX only for Windows, but how then i can play?
Need Help!
Thank you in advance 🙂
12 Replies
stormy-gold•15mo ago
so here's a few things
not sure if you have the Nvidia driver installed, however Heroic detects the open source
nouveau driver which doesn't handle games at all
Here's what you can try
1. Make sure nvidia driver is installed
2. run flatpak update to ensure correct runtimes are installedplain-purpleOP•15mo ago
Ok but,tell me pls 🙂
How to install the necessary driver on Nvidia, I have a 3060ti
deep-jade•15mo ago
for clarity, when running games in linux, tools like steam and heroic use a vulkan translation layer to convert direct x calls into vulkan ones that do work in linux.. so this is how "direct x" is installed on linux, though alayer called dxvk (directx 9, 10, 11) or vkd3d (dx12)
fedora should have pretty well documented instructions on installing nvidia drivers iirc
stormy-gold•15mo ago
Just search for nvidia in the software center, pick the latest one as you have the RTX series
vicious-gold•15mo ago
Fedora.
Nvidia drivers are not available in the regular repos. You have to enable rpm Fusion or at least enable the nvidia drivers repo
https://rpmfusion.org/Howto/NVIDIA?highlight=%28%5CbCategoryHowto%5Cb%29
(if you enalbled 3rd party repos during the welcome screen after install you will already have fusion enabled so you would be able to follow those instructions- if you did not you will have to start by adding rpm fusion
https://rpmfusion.org/Configuration)
stormy-gold•15mo ago
I think it should be available as a checkbox in the software center settings
vicious-gold•15mo ago
should be I believe but I don't use workstation so I am not postive
stormy-gold•15mo ago
I use Fedora on my full AMD laptop, nvidia repo was enabled by default for me
vicious-gold•15mo ago
then you probably checked the box on startup that enabled 3rd party repos
stormy-gold•15mo ago
that's possible
vicious-gold•15mo ago
most ppl do so you usually have them enabled already
I think the kde spin just started to offer a way to do that upon install with 39, it used to require adding fusion manually. I can't remember if it still does but I think there is a way (maybe they are shown in the sources now and you can check the box)
other-emerald•15mo ago
after the nvidia driver installation you gotta wait atleast 15 minutes on fedora
cause ot sets up stuff on kernel