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Linux Tips, Tweaks and Troubleshooting Thread

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  • svallinnsvallinn Member, Alpha Two
    edited June 6
    Easy Anti Cheat is stopping me from being able to play, running proton experimental.
    I've manually installed it in wine but still getting the same error. Anyone have a work around?
  • MumrikMumrik Member, Alpha Two
    svallinn wrote: »
    Easy Anti Cheat is stopping me from being able to play running proton experimental.
    I've manually installed it in wine but still getting the same error. Anyone have a work around?

    I am having the same problem as well with Proton-GE 10.4 and lutris. Kicked by EAC
  • AzalrothAzalroth Member, Braver of Worlds, Kickstarter, Alpha One, Alpha Two, Early Alpha Two
    Yeah seems like Intrepid Studios trying some stuff out with EAC. Maybe they forgot to check the setting for enable Wine. There is nothing you can do against it.

    The only thing you can do ist to raise your voice and ask Intrepid Studios if they are kind enough to re-enable Wine support for EAC.

    It think they didn´t do it by intent because they talked in the past about Linux and they don´t want to block API layers like wine.
    Silence is freedom...
  • ArtilleryArtillery Member, Leader of Men, Kickstarter, Alpha One, Alpha Two, Early Alpha Two
    edited June 6
    Switched over from Debian/Mint to Cachyos, before last weekend, and was work then. In relation to Kernal, here is a good Idea to switch to Distros using 6.14.8 Stable, and beyond https://odysee.com/@BrodieRobertson:5/ntsync-takes-linux-gaming-to-new-heights:c
  • zopsizopsi Member, Alpha Two
    Seems to work if I install "Proton EasyAntiCheat Runtime" in Steam and use Proton Experimental.
  • svallinnsvallinn Member, Alpha Two
    edited June 7
    zopsi wrote: »
    Seems to work if I install "Proton EasyAntiCheat Runtime" in Steam and use Proton Experimental.
    I tried this with "PROTON_EAC_RUNTIME=1 %command%" Launch options but still getting kicked.
  • zopsizopsi Member, Alpha Two
    edited June 7
    svallinn wrote: »
    zopsi wrote: »
    Seems to work if I install "Proton EasyAntiCheat Runtime" in Steam and use Proton Experimental.
    I tried this with "PROTON_EAC_RUNTIME=1 %command%" Launch options but still getting kicked.

    It seems Proton EasyAntiCheat Runtime is unnecessary.

    Follow the previous instructions for running the launcher with Bottles/Lutris and AOCClient.exe with Steam using Proton Experimental.

    I'm just using the old launch options for AOCClient.exe:
    eval $(%command% LauncherTetherPort=$(ss -ulpn | grep wineserv | awk '{split($4, a , ":"); print a[2]}' ) -NOSPLASH -USEEOS=0)
    

  • narzocnarzoc Member, Alpha Two
    I got it installed on a fedora as it's described on the first post. But even just loading into a node I only get around 10fps. Not certain what I need to do here. I'll check around and hope I can find something.
  • narzocnarzoc Member, Alpha Two
    edited 12:41AM
    Well I did something wrong now. The Game just shows as gradient bars of oranges for the loading screen and grey/blues for the character creator.
    urjjryesg55m.jpg

    I need to make proper snapshots ^^'
    New Bottle didn't work, reinstalled bottles didn't work, reinstalling the game didn't work either

    If anyone has recommendations how to get the game running with at least 30fps (what I had under windows) would be greatly appreciated.
    Fedora 42
    Intel i7-10700K
    Nvidia Geforce RTX 2080
    128GB RAM
  • f0rce91f0rce91 Member, Alpha Two
    narzoc wrote: »
    Well I did something wrong now. The Game just shows as gradient bars of oranges for the loading screen and grey/blues for the character creator.
    urjjryesg55m.jpg

    I need to make proper snapshots ^^'
    New Bottle didn't work, reinstalled bottles didn't work, reinstalling the game didn't work either

    If anyone has recommendations how to get the game running with at least 30fps (what I had under windows) would be greatly appreciated.
    Fedora 42
    Intel i7-10700K
    Nvidia Geforce RTX 2080
    128GB RAM

    Are you using the proprietary Nvidia drivers or are you using Nouveau?
  • AzalrothAzalroth Member, Braver of Worlds, Kickstarter, Alpha One, Alpha Two, Early Alpha Two
    edited 7:16AM
    narzoc wrote: »
    Well I did something wrong now. The Game just shows as gradient bars of oranges for the loading screen and grey/blues for the character creator.
    urjjryesg55m.jpg

    I need to make proper snapshots ^^'
    New Bottle didn't work, reinstalled bottles didn't work, reinstalling the game didn't work either

    If anyone has recommendations how to get the game running with at least 30fps (what I had under windows) would be greatly appreciated.
    Fedora 42
    Intel i7-10700K
    Nvidia Geforce RTX 2080
    128GB RAM

    Follow this steps closely to proper install the Nvidia Drivers. I have similar specs and get stable 70-90 FPS on low settings.

    https://rpmfusion.org/Howto/NVIDIA

    Normally you only need to enable the rpmfusion repo if you didn´t on the initial install of Fedora: https://rpmfusion.org/Configuration

    Then it is only these commands for the 2xxx generation Nvidias:
    sudo dnf update -y
    sudo dnf install akmod-nvidia
    sudo dnf install xorg-x11-drv-nvidia-cuda #optional for cuda/nvdec/nvenc support
    sudo dnf mark user akmod-nvidia #prevent to remove the nvidia driver with dnf autoremove
    

    Then reboot twice the system and type nvidia-smi in terminal to check if everything is properly installed and running.

    i00qyqeep3pr.png

    Silence is freedom...
  • narzocnarzoc Member, Alpha Two
    Azalroth wrote: »
    Follow this steps closely to proper install the Nvidia Drivers. I have similar specs and get stable 70-90 FPS on low settings.

    https://rpmfusion.org/Howto/NVIDIA

    Normally you only need to enable the rpmfusion repo if you didn´t on the initial install of Fedora: https://rpmfusion.org/Configuration

    Then it is only these commands for the 2xxx generation Nvidias:
    sudo dnf update -y
    sudo dnf install akmod-nvidia
    sudo dnf install xorg-x11-drv-nvidia-cuda #optional for cuda/nvdec/nvenc support
    sudo dnf mark user akmod-nvidia #prevent to remove the nvidia driver with dnf autoremove
    

    Then reboot twice the system and type nvidia-smi in terminal to check if everything is properly installed and running.

    i00qyqeep3pr.png
    b3rosjikptyk.png

    Already done that and installed in this way. I double checked, tried to update and rebooted for good measure.
    f0rce91 wrote: »
    Are you using the proprietary Nvidia drivers or are you using Nouveau?
    See above
    No error in the AoC or Bottle Logs as far as I can see.

    Since it worked only thing I've done is qpgraph going(which shouldn't interfere as it's only audio)
    And got helldivers working with using protontricks on it. No changes to steam compatibility and proton

    I'm rather new to handling unix system for home usage so I don't know where I went wrong but as I managed to break it after getting it to run. I would guess something is off with the bottle?

    Bottles is 51.21
    This is the current bottle config. If anyone can share their configs we might be able to figure this out.
    Arch: win64
    CompatData: ''
    Creation_Date: '2025-06-06 13:25:43.577319'
    Custom_Path: false
    DLL_Overrides: {}
    DXVK: dxvk-2.6.1
    Environment: Gaming
    Environment_Variables: {}
    External_Programs: {}
    Installed_Dependencies:
    - d3dx9
    - msls31
    - arial32
    - times32
    - courie32
    - d3dcompiler_43
    - d3dcompiler_47
    - mono
    - gecko
    - vcredist2022
    - webview2
    Language: sys
    LatencyFleX: latencyflex-v0.1.1
    NVAPI: dxvk-nvapi-v0.9.0
    Name: Ashes
    Parameters:
        custom_dpi: 96
        decorated: true
        discrete_gpu: true
        dxvk: true
        dxvk_nvapi: false
        fixme_logs: false
        fsr: false
        fsr_quality_mode: none
        fsr_sharpening_strength: 2
        fullscreen_capture: false
        gamemode: false
        gamescope: false
        gamescope_borderless: false
        gamescope_fps: 0
        gamescope_fps_no_focus: 0
        gamescope_fullscreen: true
        gamescope_game_height: 0
        gamescope_game_width: 0
        gamescope_scaling: false
        gamescope_window_height: 0
        gamescope_window_width: 0
        latencyflex: false
        mangohud: false
        mangohud_display_on_game_start: true
        mouse_warp: true
        obsvkc: false
        pulseaudio_latency: false
        renderer: gl
        sandbox: false
        sync: fsync
        take_focus: false
        use_be_runtime: true
        use_eac_runtime: true
        use_runtime: false
        use_steam_runtime: false
        versioning_automatic: false
        versioning_compression: false
        versioning_exclusion_patterns: false
        virtual_desktop: false
        virtual_desktop_res: 1280x720
        vkbasalt: false
        vkd3d: true
        vmtouch: false
        vmtouch_cache_cwd: false
    Path: Ashes
    Runner: soda-9.0-1
    RunnerPath: ''
    Sandbox:
        share_net: false
        share_sound: false
    State: 0
    Uninstallers: {}
    Update_Date: '2025-06-09 12:28:34.405748'
    VKD3D: vkd3d-proton-2.14.1
    Versioning: false
    Versioning_Exclusion_Patterns: []
    Windows: win10
    WorkingDir: ''
    data: {}
    run_in_terminal: false
    session_arguments: ''
    

    While running the game(as seen in screenshot) the GPU goes full speed.
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    Also tried waiting for a while. Screen only showed black and gray gradience. But Steam Screenshot showed me a different thing.
    bbi47zhhp13h.jpg
    Might it be a resolution issue? My Monitors are 2560x1440 (16:9) with 125% Scaling and 59.95 Hz Rate.
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