Rule of thumb is that if it's a buggy port overall it will be buggy on Linux too
Rule of thumb is that if it's a buggy port overall it will be buggy on Linux too
Eman, i was a big KH1+2 fan back then, but i completely fell off when all the sequels were released on consoles i dont own
CHopefully in the same exact way most of the time
AE.g. brotato is deck compatible, but crashes on Bazzite + LGO
ABut it might be fine on Bazzite + Ally
AYou can generally trust deck compatibility, but it won't be perfectly identical
AThat's all
Ethanks for the heads up
CIf you run a Zen 2 + RDNA 1 desktop like I do you'll be chillin' :clueless:
CA lot of the time beyond ProtonDB there's also Steam Community guides, though do note they can be outdated
CMany games don't require fiddling around with dgVoodoo anymore since DXVK merged DX8 support
CThough you do need Proton-GE 9-10 for that right now
AI wish dgvoodoo2 was open source
Eoh damn, its sweet that i can change tdp on the fly
Etbh part of why im trying bazzite is that i kinda want a steam deck, but steam decks where i live are...
Eoverpriced
Ethe oled 512 is 25% more expensive than the ally z1e
CMy favorite boon to Linux gaming as opposed to Windows is running extremely old games without the display drivers shitting themselves
Ewhich is kinda craaaaaazy
CThey just scale gracefully
AAgreed, when very old games just work, I'm surprised almost every time
K16 Bit games run perfectally on Bazzite
KLegitimatly funny
Eoh retro emulation
Ethat's tempting
KWithout emulation
KThey just
Krun
ATbh I think the real secret sauce to the Deck is the OS.
Bazzite already gives you the SteamOS experience on other hardware.
Bazzite already gives you the SteamOS experience on other hardware.
CThere's
ujust install-boxtron for running Steam DOS games with native Linux DOSBox
CSecret sauce is pretty much just gamescope I think
Etbh i kinda want it for the oled screen + the layout/ergonomics
AAgreed, game mode (gamescope-session) is the important part
KOn Windows, 16 bit apps don't run on 64 Bit OS, only on 32. But on Linux they run fine on 64
CUnfortunately other devices are very tentatively maintained within gamescope from what I hear
Eoooh im looking forward to testing suspend
Ewonder what the power draw per day will be
CThat's more so platform related
AThat depends on the hardware, yeah
CShouldn't be different unless Windows is being a bad boy
AI do wish AMD hadn't dropped S3 sleep on modern hardware
CI guess hibernate is different given Fedora explictly doesn't support it
ABut the ones that primarily suffer from no S3 now are Windows users lol
CAnd Windows does, but Windows suspend/hibernate is always plug 'n pray
AI don't get how Microsoft has screwed up modern standby so much
Ftbh, never had this issue on Windows
CAnything I've run from 15 to 20 years ago hijacks the whole compositor to hilarious effect
CIt's more due to how exclusive fullscreen works there
Econsidering how unfamiliar suspend is to me, does whatever is being run at the moment affect how much power is drawn during suspend?
ie. running something heavy like any AAA game vs small indie game at the time of suspension
ie. running something heavy like any AAA game vs small indie game at the time of suspension
CGood question, I don't believe it makes a difference since it's not running the game loop in suspend
