… Related Linux gaming is getting faster because Windows APIs are becoming Linux kernel features As time goes on, fewer games than ever are unplayable on Linux How it compares to alternatives LACT and GreenWithEnvy will be better for most LACT and GreenWithEnvy have served Linux GPU tuners for a whil… …
… Related Wine 11 rewrites how Linux runs Windows games at the kernel level, and the speed gains are massive Wine 11 is the biggest jump for Linux gaming in years.
… My peripherals are only partially supported on Linux The software that makes my gear worth owning is Windows-only If you've been following my commentary here, you'll know that this is a point I've raised before, and it remains one of my biggest day-to-day frustrations with Linux, and ironically, Li… …
… While Linux gaming has come a long way, there are still games that aren't fully supported or have minor issues that can impact gameplay. …
… I’d already done this for my host machine with the following commands, so all I had to do was pass them to the freshly-configured LXC. wget https://us.download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86 64/580.119.02/NVIDIA-Linux-x86 64-580.119.02.run chmod +x NVIDIA-Linux-x86 64-580.119.02.run ./NVIDIA-Linux-x8… …
… In fact, my attempts at transforming my GTX 1080 into a capable Steam machine led me through a maze of gaming-centric distributions, with each Linux flavor causing some weird issue or another. …
… ROCm is fully supported out of the box with optimized performance and SOTA model support, fully utilizing the wider platform of validated tools, frameworks, and drivers. …
… However, at the bottom of the patch notes, Nvidia announces that "all actively supported NVIDIA Control Panel features for GeForce users" have been added to the Nvidia App, meaning there isn't much reason to keep supporting it any more. …
… Nvidia spent a significant amount of time during its keynote and even in its demos talking up 1440p gaming at over 100fps, yet not one of these machines wears a gaming badge. …
… But unless you’re using your virtual machines for dev tasks or hosting private gaming clouds which work surprisingly well, believe it or not , it’s a good idea to stick with Linux containers if you want to harness your graphics card in self-hosted apps. …