Tlol the whole point of umu is for non-steam launchers like lutris 
Pheroic my beloved
Tyeah heroic will get it too and probably bottles since the head maintainer is also part of the project
AHeroic cla is a bit sus
AAllows heroic ltd to close source a future version
Tit looks like legal jargon
AIndeed
BI mean I Love the Idea behind this, honestly. Proton is awesome in what IT does. And beeing able to use it in Games I Play outside of Steam (Like World of Warcraft) is awesome.
But somehow, since mainly playing in Linux, I abandoned most things outside from Steam. And I really dont know why
But somehow, since mainly playing in Linux, I abandoned most things outside from Steam. And I really dont know why
Tprobably because most platforms don't support it as well lol
BValve Just made things so much better in that regard. And then EA joins the conversation and Bombs an unecessary anti Cheat into older Games.
Oh and theres Riot too I guess.
Oh and theres Riot too I guess.
Tmultiplayer anti-cheat is a hot topic and will always be. if people complain about cheating, the cheapest and easiest solution for companies is to use a client-side anti-cheat. although i think it's silly for EA and Riot to put all of the R&D to develop their own solution
Tdefeats the cheap/easy part
BRiot and their MacOS Valorant Port are basically their own joke at that Point
KClient side anti-cheat is an automatically lost battle
KThe correct way to deal with this is to move it to the server where it should have been in the first place
Kif you can't trust the client, you can't trust their hardware
B100% behind this
M:adas:
BPunkbuster time
BOkay I am sorry for this
K@Crush you had the laptop with the funky rotation behavior, yea?
VI did, yeah
VIt's on Aurora now
VIs there anyway to stop freesync from freesync-ing the cursor?
KIf you get a chance I'd appreciate a test of the bazzite deck 40 builds
KRotation stuff should be all fixed
KI think this needs KMS changes
Kwhat are people here's preferences when it comes to motherboard brands? specifically for like am4
Ki've had a good experience with gigabyte and some eh experiences with asus but just want to hear from the real experts
VMy experience with Gigabyte has been awful
Jskip asus
VNever buying them again
VIf all of their products are like this I sincerely they go out of business.
NI have an asrock mobo but in Intel flavour, it’s been solid so far
Kthat's what i thought. i've had like 3-4 boards with issues all asus
Jasus used to be so good, my am5 experience was a disaster
Knot just me personally but also friends
Kwhat happened?
JI got an MSI and it's been awesome
VMy UEFI settings has extreme graphical issues
Kweird
VMy RAM can't go above 3000mhz without extreme instability
VTheir GPU software is HORIFFIC
VGigabyte is a HUGE pass
Hif you are planning to do vfio, i have had good luck with asus and asrock (especially asrock as they tend to provide the ACS override patch on a firmware level so no need for the kernel patch)
Kwell
Ki was wanting to get something cheap off ebay used or whatever for testing parts
Kso i don't need anything fancy
Him a crazy vfio guy, i will be biased towards the vfio usecase 
Pthey say their license is gpl3 tho
