/v/ - Video Games

minesweeper

>Linus x

>games

Linux has no games. Stay on your Windows™, /v/.

Spec Ops The Line. I usually don't like cover based shit but I'm enjoying this game.

>>14306181

ifconfig, look that up.

>>14306190

>he didn't install gentoo

>>14306186

I'm at that part in the slackware guide but no dice so far.

>>14306190

Tried to and my computer didn't like it for whatever reason.

>>14306096

>1517891988307.jpg

My dubs are free software

>>14306096

KARAKARA

Moero Chronicle

Kamidori Alchemy Meister

And I just downloaded .hack//G.U. Recode

I wonder if it would be possible to set up a doombox with DSL or Tinycore. That is, a computer that can play doom, make levels for doom, utilize SLADE, compose midis, and edit image files.

>>14306436

Oh wait…Linux Gaming… I uh…overlooked that. I'm playing all that on Win 8.1

>>14306484

Ryzen is only CPU so you need dedicated graphics card. Raven Ridge APUs should however come very soon. Those will be CPU + GPU.

>>14306484

If I'm not mistaken, MOSTif not all Ryzen CPUs need dedicated cards. All Ryzen 5 CPUs require it, at least.

>>14306521

>Well soon ain't gonna be soon enough

It's coming out on Feb 12th.

>>14306549

Yeah but it's january dummy.

>tfw I don't play vidya on my toaster anymore

Anyone got a good list of toaster-certified games? Here's some of my most played shit:

>Binding of Isaac Rebirth

>Elona+

>Crypt of the Necrodancer

>La-Mulana

>Monaco

>Risk of Rain

>Rogue Legacy

>Terraria

>TIS-100

>Spacechem

>>14306436

Translators Note: Karakara means thirsty. My nipponese learning is actually paying off.

>>14306980

How do you make Terraria run on Linux?

>>14307003

It's been ported to linux; at least on Steam anyways. I'm sure you can find a linux binary for the game in the share thread. There's also the option of just getting a windows binary and running it through WINE.

>>14307003

>>14307357

pretty sure gog released a drm free linux build too

>>14306552

You need to kill yourself.

Parsing through that giant GOG pack looking for stuff. I'm disappointed SWAT 2 doesn't work, even after finding the necessary patch they neglected to include in the torrent. I tried Full Spectrum Warrior but it's really not what I remember, and the FOV's so bad it makes me physically ill. Hopefully the other ones I downloaded will be more up to par.

Other than that, I've been pecking at a couple games that I will binge uncontrollably if I'm not careful: CK2, Dorf Fort, KSP.

>>14306210

>trying to play vidya on Slackware

I'm not saying it's impossible but you really should pick a different distro.

>>14308400

>Gentoo

>Communist

Gentoo is the exact opposite, it's complete freedom, where the user has complete control over his OS and builds what he wants from source.

>>14308444

Trips of truth.

>>14308519

but anon, then it isn't linux gaming ;3

>>14308545

>invoking aristocratic terminology to extol the virtues of ancap

What the fuck?

>>14308545

True anarchocaputalisma would quicly end up with chaos sooner or later that would lead to a new system being enacted. Trying to have capitalism without a governement is one of the stupidest ideas ever thought up but hell if I had the chance to see it I would just to see all the crazy shit that would happen. I do have a sneaking suspicion that it would just be more of the shit we see today with orwellian mass corperations breeding their employees from the ground up with indonctronation, brainwashing and constant propaganda and any smaller companies being absorbed or starved taking away any chance of real competition while a fake charade of competition is played out between the large compagnies as every year fake improvements are show inbetween them as the real meat gets downgraded more and more for mass-production.

>>14308444

Ironically the purpose of communism is complete freedom but it fails to take into account what happens when you try and let more than one entity with their own will have that freedom. Trying to put that ideology as a political system might be the largest screw up ever made by man as Marx was too stupid to think that it would be any better than just letting everyone on /b/ 2006 have the ability to delete posts, change the site or even ban people.

Still your observation does show why freedom of data is so good even if it seems communist on the outside. The free flow of information between individuals is much different than a political system that relies on thousands to millions of people.

>>14308593

this is a /pol/ thread now

>>14306980

Good taste,

Opus Magnum and Shenzhen I/O is on loonix slash gahnoo and is the same dude that did Spacechem/TIS-100

>>14306517

Nice!

Overwatch

>>14310418

Communism is a pretty shit way to become the Glorious Leader, because as we see in Russia, you'll inevitably be assassinated and replaced by your assassin.

>>14310426

Literally every marxian based political entity crumbles in its own decay, because it's not a workable system.

I said it gets you there, it doesn't do any favors for you after you're there since now you actually have to do things instead of lying over and over.

>>14310435

I think we can all agree, Theocracy is the best form of government if you want to be the Supreme Ruler.

>>14310448

At the very least it's less unstable

>>14310455

That's not important: when you're the Ayatollah/Pope/Dalai Lama/Mormon President, who would kill you? Assassins and those who hire them risk eternal damnation in a Theocracy.

>>14310474

Beg pardon, considering this from the position of a plebian compared to the ruling group. Mostly because actually running a country doesn't seem like a country something I'd want.

I simply want a peaceful life.

>>14308545

The true patrician's choice is nationalism and anti-counterculture sentiments, all these bullshit meme ideologies that aren't dealing with the main issue are the work of the devil.

Starcraft 2 through wine and nothing else!

>>14311716

I'm having fun playing doom too, Anon.

>>14308400

>using a liveCD-focused distro to play vidya

>using a rolling release distro to play vidya

>starting this whole political derail

>posting images from Reddit

Go back, faggot.

>>14311716

This is what happens when we don't report this shit as soon as it starts.

>>14306980

Add factorio. It's not 100% toaster certified, but it works.

>Linux

>playing games

>>14308496

How do I know what those are?

>>14309956

Can't get Shenzhen to run; my integrated card doesn't support opengl3. Will try Opus Magnum though.

>>14311813

Will check it out, thanks.

>>14306096

I miss AssaultCube.

>glibc

>>14306096

>>14306517

>>14310084

Can I get a edit that says "Femdom"?

>>14308301

>I'm not saying it's impossible but you really should pick a different distro.

It's a good distro imo. As the saying goes, "if you learn [distro x], you know [distro x]. If you learn Slackware, you know Linux." Learning on slackware is worth much more than learning other distros and once you've learned it it's a pretty sweet distro. It's also a sweet distro if you're old-school and like DOS.

Playing everspace. Its been pretty good.

I love the fact that you can play DCSS in the terminal doing a one click package install.

>>14316522

You gonna do it or not?

>>14316728

Are you really so shit in image manipulation that you can't do it yourself?

>>14316751

I don't have MS paint on my phone.

>>14316755

You can't put enough energy to post here on a PC and you want people to work for you? You do it.

>>14315985

If learning Linux is your goal you should just give LFS a whirl

>>14306484

What the fuck are you gonna be mining on a CPU?

>>14316784

>I like discriminating against phone users.

You are a homo.

>>14315985

There's nothing wrong with Slackware. I'm just saying that it's not ideal for people who want a not-Windows to play their games on.

>>14316904

Monero is the only one I can think of where CPU mining is feasible, but it's still more profitable to line up like 8 GPUs instead.

>>14317153

What are you gonna do about it? Stop me?

>>14317218

>imagine being such a giant cuck that you actually fap to inferior women smashing your balls

kek

why, I'm emulating windows with gpu passthrough so I can play 10 year old PC games and emulate 20 year old console games.

living the dream.

>>14317245

>inferior women

What did he mean by this?

>>14317489

there's something distinctly kosher about this image

>>14317606

What's the point of this exercise? Is there a secret assault handshake?

>>14317798

>Is there a secret assault handshake?

Grip strength actually helps a lot in self defense.

>>14317798

Forearms get stronger.

>>14317880

Your hands are probably too soft to focus your strength on the shell enough to break it. You'd probably still have to hit it against something hard. But this is just a guess.

>>14317945

No matter how tough your hands are, flesh in general is not good at applying pressure.

>>14317945

Your skin and muscle aren't going to be able to apply pressure well enough. If you want to crack nuts with your body, you'll have to use your bones.

It's really autistic but using your elbows or wrists to strike down on the nut when it's on a hard surface would probably be the best way to go about it. You could try hitting your wrists together with the nut in the center as well.

Just make sure you're not using your palms; that's just going to hurt like shit.

>>14317945

>>14317992

Good reference would be how shaolin monks break bricks; just substitute brick with a walnut and figure it out.

>>14317992

I always dreamed about karate-chopping nuts, but i always figured they'd fly all over the room and i'd have scuttle around the carpet to collect all the little pieces and god help me if i miss one. One false step and it'd be all over. Broken nutshells are sharp. and i'd have to wear shoes inside - That's not gonna happen! Socks - okay, but not shoes. It's not a home if you have to wear shoes inside.

>>14317994

>Good reference would be how shaolin monks break bricks

That's not an option for me. Pretty sure i'd get a headache after a while. One nut, okay, maybe two or three, but what if there's a bumper crop?

>>14306096

Domination 5: Warriors of the new rape

And

Rimjob world

Also

>>14306101

If any of you fags get the trial for illusion's forthcoming Koikatsu running via wine, drop some wisdom on me.

You guys do realize that she was talking about human nuts. Not walnuts.

Why isn't there a systemd free Ubuntu? Off the chance that it is spyware I'd like a distro that isn't Arch or Gentoo that's easy to use.

>>14319019

This is froma drug rape doujin,isn't it

>>14316911

>I like discriminating against SMART phone users

Yea no shit. Fuck off.

Are any of those open source games that Linux users occasionally shill any good? I really want a new, sandboxish MMO to play but nothing in the market looks good private or official.

>>14316868

What is this?

>>14319617

Nintendo switch

>>14319561

There are a couple of good open source games but no MMOs that I've heard of.

>>14319236

That's a steaming urinal cake

>>14319008

All user friendly distros will use systemd, because systemd is user friendly, same goes for pulseaudio.

>>14320546

it's magic

>>14320799

Lots of it. Why you ask?

>>14306210

You may need to enable dhcpcd.service .

>>14320799

>India

>toilets

>this entire thread

>>14319561

All I know of is Ryzom and Planeshift, but all the news and press releases are ancient now so I'm not sure how either games are in 2018.

>>14316048

I honestly think that the difficulty of Slackware is vastly overstated. If you have ADD and can't be bothered to RTFM I guess Slackware is hard but it was my first Linux distro and it was easy enough and I like it. Then again I'm also fond of DOS so I suppose I had an easier time settling into the command-line. Still, if you're not brain-damaged, Slackware is easy enough to work your way around.

Also you vastly overstate the difficulty of typing "startx" to enter the GUI. Now if you're unlucky you'll have to type "xorgsetup" first and select a couple of menu options. If you want to hardmode it you can edit the xorg.conf file manually. In that case, the manual is your friend, so "man xorg.conf" will tell you what you need to know and you can get a basic xorg.conf up with "X -configure" if you feel like it.

>>14317416

Console emulators run on Linux natively, you know.

>>14325252

>If you want to hardmode it you can edit the xorg.conf file manually. In that case, the manual is your friend, so "man xorg.conf" will tell you what you need to know and you can get a basic xorg.conf up with "X -configure" if you feel like it.

Forgot to mention this but you can also just run "xorgconfig" for your xorg customization needs. Usually it runs out of the box and xorgsetup will be enough if it doesn't though.

>>14306096

Kerbel Space Program

The worst part about playing gaymes on Linux is that the usual places where you can pirate games dont have the linux version when its available, or have it with 0 seeds…

All I want is fucking X3.

>>14321858

>India

???

>>14320799

PSA: it's a trap

>>14320524

It's not a urinal cake, retard. It's a daikon.

>>14328882

It's obviously a urinal cake.

>>14308444

Everyone that loves taking corporate cock will accuse you of being a communist if you don't pucker up when they shove their cock in your face. GNU/Linux is about user choice. Proprietary software is dictatorial and monopolistic.

>>14329234

>ant people eat urinal cakes

Disgusting. No wonder they make such shitty games.

>>14329282

You take that back. Panty Quest 7 is the best game ever made.

BEST GAME EVER MADE

>>14329295

All "japanese" game devs are actually White men who have undergone surgery to look more Asian in order to capitalized on western retards and untapped Asian pussy. Inf act, real "Asian men" are very rare.

>>14329431

>we wuz devs n' sheit

>>14329488

Hitler has a good point.

>>14308545

The world is anarchocapitalist and all the nations are just entities that exist within it, which means in practice anarcho capitalism wouldn't really exist.

If the US government suddenly collapsed then one of two things (or a combination) would happen, either nearby countries would annex the now lawless territory, or factions like corporations or remnants of the former government would establish new states that would eventually be considered to be nations. Capitalism is a great concept for how an economy should work, but there is always a power that rules over it.

>>14330113

No, I want a dictatorship with me at its head. Off to drink some hemlock, fag.

>>14326489

What the fuck?

Are you sure?

>>14330113

>>all the political discussion itt

Where?

>>14330127

And you'll go as all tyrants do: to the grave, only for your progeny to bicker over your estates.

>>14330135

Earlier, starts about with these two posts.

>>14308400

>>14308444

>>14330141

>And you'll go as all tyrants do: to the grave, only for your progeny to bicker over your estates.

I will not die. The world will die.

>>14330155

No, you don't get it. When I "die", the world for me will die, and it won't matter. Only my life matters, therefore, I should be dictator.

>>14330155

You didn't understand what he meant.

I got a few questions.

Does someone else have an AMD RX Vega card used with their Linux install?

Are you able to use Radeon ReLive (desktop & game recorder)?

>>14330210

ReLive is part of AMD's proprietary windows driver AFAIK. OBS is a fine solution for desktop capturing.

>>14330642

I personally get far better results with ReLive over OBS i.e stable 1440p @ 60 fps, meanwhile I'm stuck with 720p @ 60 fps for OBS.

>>14319233

hey….try audacious instead of clementine if you want, I liked it better personally.

Has anybody of you goys managed to install the pirated version of C&C Generals? I downloaded one from the share thread and it fails at installing, like as soon it is about to install it complains that it couldn't find the first disc/iso of Generals 1 despite I have it mounted already

>>14331436

Welp I solved it already, the installer works when I copy the content of those 2 converted iso files to their own folder. I assumed that wouldn't be possible at all due to some weird mechanism built in place or so, but it worked for this goy https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=1717&iTestingId=95172

>>14330161

Many feel that way, and that's why many are unfit to rule.

>>14330210

just use ffmpeg

>>14329234

Stop posting pics of people serving urinal cakes faggot.

>>14338624

>>14339183

ed

>>14339338

vi

>>14338624

>>14339183

>>14339338

>>14339346

autism

>>14339403

Whoa there, we aren't talking WMs here

>>14339556

dwm

>>14339183

Good taste

I've tried everything under the sun but I always come back to vim in the end. Spacemacs was kind of nice but I didn't like how slow it was, and had a bad tendency to crash every now and then.

>>14306096

>Which games are you currently playing?

Was playing TL2 for a bit. Just browsing some sales and keeping an eye out on a title that is still delayed in early access and also no word on the loonix version release promise.

>>14306980

Dwarf Fortress runs great on toasters, as long as you limit your map size and your population.

>>14338624

>Nazi

>using software made by a jew

u wot m8

>>14326304

>This thread went shit quickly

They always do because lol nogames just buy a real computer xDDDD

>>14357127

(((GNU))) emacs isn't the only version of emacs

>>14306484

>Trying to decide between what fork of Ubuntu Xubuntu or Lubuntu

You can switch desktop environments later if you end up wishing you picked the other one. Personally, I prefer lubuntu of the two. LXDE looks a little shitty by default but it's nice once you tweak it.

I'm having a stressful life lately, so I just chill out with casual shit like Stellaris, Stardew Valley, Big Farma, Factorio, or Terraria. I'm running Steam in Gentoo.

What's the current state of nVidia drivers on Linux? I'm thinking about switching to Ubuntu 18.04 once it's out. I'm not that much concerned with performance since I mostly just intend to play older games but I'd like to know if there's screen tearing with nVidia GPUs or not.

>>14370058

The drivers are fine from my experience but you will likely need a compositor for screen tearing

What distro do you guys use to play games that run on linuxwithout wine?

Also, is using a VM any good? I'm afraid it might add some delay in the very least.

>>14370146

arch though void would be better for me due to my use of a thinkpad x220 which utilizes intel hardware and void is better suited for using intel hardware

>>14370146

>What distro do you guys use to play games that run on linuxwithout wine?

I had no problem with most nigbuntu derivatives. Tho I am currently using Manjaro and that seems fine too.

>>14370192

I think I should have specified that I have 16gigs of ram, a ryzen 5 1600 and a gtx 1060 6gb.

Never really used Linux for gaymanaside from toontown rewritten, which runs way better on linux, but I'm still pretty familiar with it. I adapt to distros and their command lines pretty fast, still wouldn't risk saying that I can use arch without much problem, though.

>>14370294

>saves anime

>runs faildows

>gaming is likely his only hobby

End your miserable existence, lad.

>>14370570

>make a thread on /v/

>user makes comment on how there are more games on windows than on Linux

>"hurrr durr is gaming ur only hobby?"

>>14328528

The site isn't actually hard to use on mobile. The only things that don't get read on mobile are screen caps of long posts like that. Since you would continually have to re-zoom and adjust looking at the image your brain has to continually readjust where you are looking in the paragraph. If you truly wanted to keep phone posters from reading high level discourse, then type it in a note pad, screen cap it, and then post it as the thread starter.

>>14370626

Yeah, why do you think there is a designated Linux gaming thread, fucktard?

You expect anyone to really not know that?

Make more useful posts.

>>14370880

>You can get b& if anticheat detects the VM

Are you talking about VAC? Nigger do you not know how VAC works? And yes VAC isn't just in Source games

It's not real gaming until you play on God's chosen Operating System, TempleOS

>>14306186

ip command you faggot. Get with the times.

>>14306484

Forks are meaningless. Install vanilla and whatever DE you want to use.

>>14306444

Y'know, you remind me that I have a tiny-ass board that has an olderversion of Tinycore on it. I wonder if I can get a thin-client for cheap and make it run a networked game of doom or something. I know the first gen Apple TV with Linux can run SRB2.

>>14339183

>bloatvim

Regular vim is not good enough for ya, eh?

>>14371882

>kubuntu

Mah nigga

>>14330113

i've heard fags like you irl were they say they should be pat just to think

also funny how many commies i've meet are sons of land owners, they can't read but they have a right to vote

>>14306980

Not paying off enough, evidently. It means parched or dried up.

>>14317798

it increases your forearm size and girls go crazy about big forearms

New stellaris expac and update are out. Codex already has a release.

Any chance for the linux one to happen soon?

>>14319008

Closest you're going to get is Devuan, a systemd-free Debian. Go install it. Ubuntu is debian-based anyhow.

Been playin some Terraria, Factorio, Black Mesa, Dook Nook 3D and various Doom WADs.

>>14374616

Devuan uses old as fuck Debian as a base. Install antiX.

>>14319008

You can install sysvinit on Debian. You don't need a fork.

http://without-systemd.org/wiki/index.php/How_to_remove_systemd_from_a_Debian_jessie/sid_installation#Installing_Sysvinit

Works for Buster and Stretch too I believe

Currently nothing, scouring the intershits in search of Stellaris 2.0 for Linux, tho.

btw, are there any good linux-based rpgs I might've missed? The oldschool sort.

>tfw I thought by now I'd be playing Baldur's or Fallout 8 or something, with the quality only increasing with time

O hohoho ho… how mistaken I was.

>>14378480

Sysvinit is shit, though. If your distro isn't using Runit, then it ain't worth installing.

>>14339724

awesomewm

>>14370880

Ever heard of this little thing called piracy?

>can't even bother using an image related to the topic or vidya in general

Getting real sick of your shit

>>14382751

Who needs vidya when you could have FREEDOM?

>>14306484

>>14306495

Some of the Ryzen 3 and 5 series are APUs. Ryzen 5 2400G is currently the highest end APU. It's around 160USD iirc.

>>14326304

okular does the job for me

The SS13 thread is dying so I might as well put it here:

Anyone got SS13 running through wine? Used the winedb guide for setup but byond just fucks off after querying the site or something

>>14371882

Kubuntu and the K desktop environment are easily on the top 5 most bloated linux distros and DEs out there. Past, present and probably future. I don't know what the fuck is wrong with you.

>>14326304

zathura is p epik

>>14370294

Honestly a number of the older Windows games will run on WINE while crashing on Windows.

>>14393295

KDE uses less ram than mate, have fun using DWM I guess

>>14306543

donkey kong after getting penectomized.jpg

On PC, Cuphead. On consoles, currently playing Nier Automata, and Elite Dangerous to zone out.

>>14393295

You know you can just remove most "bloat" or keep it from auto starting or some shit that's the point of the being able to configure your system.

As a side note, is anyone here playing with a tiling WM? I use i3 for productivity on some machines but I haven't so far managed to make playing on them work… well aside from dwarffortress maybe

>>14402690

La-Mulana has native linux version.

>>14338624

>>14339183

>>14339338

>>14339346

cat >

>>14403619

Did I say "I'm playing the La-Mulana remake", fuckface? No, I said I'm playing motherfucking La-Mulana, dipshit.

I'm currently playing Nier Automata on potato settings and arcade game resolution in vanilla wine 3.0. Anything before 3.0 has wrong bloom and 3.2 has a massive performance drop for some reason (did the csmt regkey change?). Otherwise it's modded Oblivion (Nehrim TC) and English patched FFXII IZJS in pcsx2. Also the occasional shmup in MAME but I suck at those.

Compared to when I switched away from W7 about five years ago there's a ton of games working fine these days but for some of the games with a huge performance drops I'm hoping for that wine PBO patch to mature quickly enough to support dx11 games and work on top of vanilla wine.

https://github.com/acomminos/wine-pba

Does anyone here use linux without actually understanding all the terminal shit and poweruser stuff? People say there are plenty of distro's that work fine for the laymen but I'm unsure.

>>14411465

>without actually understanding all the terminal shit

There's no way out of it anon, you'll only keep using the graphical interface for so long before something goes wrong and you're forced to diagnose/resolve your problem purely through the terminal.

>>14411549

I mean I've used the terminal to do basic shit like install some programs and I've just copy pasted shit I find in forums to install things like GPU drivers. But I don't particularly understand the majority of the commands I'm inputting.

>>14317945

> They wouldn't put a gorilla on that case just for show.

It's a marketing tie-in with the gorilla channel.

>>14319622

>>14411623

oh look another paid shill

>>14411465

I think I only ever typed into terminal a few times, I double or triple check from whatever the distro forum is. Occasionally I type in terminal to check something, but in my experience at least it's about as often I go into terminal in windows. Meaning extremely rare.

>>14402541

>KDE uses less ram than mate

What the actual fuck

>>14393295

My old laptop with Kubuntu (KDE 4) start up in 20 seconds meanwhile ubuntu with Xfeces or normal ubuntu takes 30-35 seconds. It was 6 years ago.

>>14409633

Yeah, when it comes to old games it's extremely common for them to fail on newer editions of Windows. WINE still runs 'em fine though. This is also why the GOG re-release of Dungeon Keeper is the DOS version only and doesn't have the Windows version. It was easier to DOSBox the DOS version than to make a compatibility patch for the Windows version.

Say, which games were they anyhow?

>>14338624

mousepad

>>14411598

then do either of the following, and 99% of the cases you'll at least know what you are doing

man command

command -h

command –help

>>14416730

KDE(plasma5) takes a lot more to startup than gnome-shell which in turn takes more time than budgie which takes about the same as xfce. Tested this today

>>14427242

off yourself please :)

>implying you need anything more than mame, mednafen, and doom source ports

linux gaming is bliss

Playing Oxygen Not Included in Wine. I wish the game was better optimized, my craptop can barely run it on lowest res.

>>14432736

He was a faggot, of course he wouldn't like little girls.

>>14447841

Dude had a wife and 2 kids.

Also I was talking about the femdom

>>14447943

What's the big deal about femdom? Isn't it just role play and the woman being more in control? I'm pretty sure CBT/Bondage is it's own thing.

>>14306484

install gentoo

Anyone else running Wine or other audio enabled program as another user? I am having trouble getting audio to work, since ALSA nor Pulse seem to support this super basic feature. I have been searching for hours in order to find a fucking solution, and it seems running Pulseaudio with an option to enable local TCP clients can work, but it seems like a fucking waste. Has anyone,manaved to do it?

Doom 2016 runs faster on Linux than it does on Windows.

/win-tards

>linux

>gaming

>>14465903

but why?

>>14465903

Yea, I used to do that, back when I mained FreeBSD. I had to allow the other user to connect to the X session, but I don't remember having any sound issues. FreeBSD uses OSS though.

Nowadays I'm rocking Linux and I simply use firejail when I want to sandbox something.

Just give me a good gayman distro already for my Ryzen 5 1600, 16 gbs of ram and GTX 1060 6GB, with and without wine.

Can't take this W10 crap anymore.

>>14466886

gentoo, retard

>>14466619

I don't want (((Windows programs))) running unchecked on my own home directory.

>>14466813

That's weird. In my case, I allow X forwarding with xhost +SI:localuser:wineuser, and then windows are drawed on my display, but sound simply does not work. I added both users to the audio group, and attempted to use both ALSA and PulseAudio (funny, because when I set PA as the audio driver, it says the audio driver is None, but whenever I test aound it logs errors to the console) as Wine audio drivers, but apparently they are attempting to create an audio server when the audio device has already been blocked by my user.

Anyway, I think I will desist. I realized that while some games run on Wine, they run like shit, and in order to make them run properly, I have to compile Mesa from source to enable Gallium Nine because the Debian maintainers ignore any and all wishlist-tier requests and won't fucking add the –enable-nine flag, and also I will have to compile wine-staging and possibly add the Gallium Nine patch myself, and I am too lazy for that. God, I am fucking hating this distro more and more every day; maintainers always go MIA, neglect packages on a regular basis, ignore user feedback and patches, and in order to submit packages yourself you have to join some weird Freemason-like society. Forget about patching other people's obvious known faults in other maintainers' packages , even if they go MIA for years, though. I can't wait to nuke Debian Sid and install some new ShitHub-driven distro, like NixOS or Void Linux, where they have all sorts of niche packages for autists like ourselves and anybody can submit patches.

>>14306980

Running on a sandy Bridge laptop with XUbuntu.

Native

> SteamWorld Heist

> Reassembly

> Mini Metro

> FTL

> Creeper World 3: Arc Eternal

> Particle Fleet: Emergence

> Sunless Sea

> Thimbleweed Park

> Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition

> Darkest Dungeon

> AI War Collection

Wine

> Heroes of Might and Magic 2

> Heroes of Might and Magic 3

>>14468559

Wow it looks they've come a long way since I last checked.

>>14330131

>he doesnt know

You fucking retard.

>>14468572

You're welcome!

>>14468597

Yeah, for sure. I was very surprised as well. When I looked into PS3 emulation again after a hiatus, at most I was expecting some proof of concept and maybe some preliminary very choppy gameplay footage.

Meanwhile they're already emulating games like Demon's Souls, a lot of Atlus games, etc.

Support them if you want to see PS3 go forward faster : https://www.patreon.com/Nekotekina

>>14468650

cuck

>run VM windows in linux

>play games in VM windows

What now?

>>14468344

>Dragon's Crown

Well now you have my erection. I akshually own the PS3 disc version and the artbook, but if I can have a playable emu on loonix that is fantastic.

>>14468992

Do you only use your computer to play games? As another anon pointed out to you and anyone with any common sense would, is that there's a big difference between installing a closed source, privacy-invading operating system that is literally at the source of everything you do and installing a closed source software contained inside a free operating system.

Steam may be invasive of your privacy (if it is, I don't use it), but it won't generally affect the rest of your activities.

In the case of a user rights-annihilating operating system like Windows, it affects everything that you do. There's no reason to trust your data to a mega-corp.

But, to answer your question specifically :

It depends on the game.

Some games like Pillars of Eternity are available on other platforms like GOG ("DRM-FREE. No activation or online connection required to play.").

All the other games can be run outside of Steam, by buying a Windows copy of the game and installing then running through Wine.

>>14469419

Please report on your progress, that would be very cool.

>>14469945

B-but that's illegal, Anon!

>>14317880

>>14468344

PERSONA 5?????

>>14481086

Not only Persona 5, but Persona 5 running in 8K resolution at ~ 60 FPS.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLpxIPD6mIE

>>14468517

disgaea 2 is on linux btw

>>14348884

I'll place all of my bets on Lutris

Galaxy Support isn't even remotely in GOG's plans

>>14306096

One Unit Whole Blood

>>14492272

Watch a longplay of it on youtube, you'll be experiencing the same thing as if you "played" it.

>>14469345

>implying a glorified game launcher is on the same level as running a botnet OS

>comparing trash to shit

They are both garbage. Use neither and do what >>14469945 suggested.

>>14502019

How do you firewall the games?

>>14502019

This. Make no compromises. Proprietary software must die.

>>14502031

Personally, I just use firejail. You don't need to firewall jack shit when you run it in a namespace with no network interface.

>>14502019

Or you could more finely isolate the steam client instead of pirating everything because if you want devs to actually give a shit about linux you kinda have to buy some of them.

Linux is nothing more than a kernel.

>>14306416

I tried rewritten, I like the other private servers better tho, especially the one that lets me skip to the third playground