ReverseModule

ReverseModule, 6 months ago

Have you tried something like Nobara? I’m pretty sure DaVinci Resolve works on Fedora (which Nobara is based on) and you will get the latest optimizations as well. I am on OpenSUSE Tumbleweed just cause best performance on my system.

ReverseModule, 6 months ago

The 545 Beta drivers apparently support a ton of new features on Linux like VRR. Frame Gen is the only thing not supported by Proton yet I think.

Tbh though, if you’re on Nvidia I would stay on Windows. It’s definitey doable to use Linux and get equal performance. Until Nvidia is ready for Wayland though I wouldn’t switch.

Good news is NVK is a new Open Source Nvidia Vulkan driver so in like a year or two things should be as good as on AMD. The driver already loads most games with DXVK 1.5.1 but runs them at like 1 FPS if they have anything like Valheim Graphics and above. Reclocking should be coming soon though so the situation will improve. After that it’s just working to get all features in and optimize.

ReverseModule, 6 months ago

Parsec is available on Linux.

ReverseModule, 6 months ago

• The video is still being transcoded, check again later.
• You can pause the video to check the settings, timing things like this properly is almost impossible but for next videos I will edit properly. Thank you for the feedback.
• The character is also at the beginning on the Linux side but he just walks on Windows. This is a dynamic scene so details like that are expected to differ.
• AC Odyssey doesn’t have Ray Tracing and DXVK is mature enough to render everything properly (and at better frames).

You are most welcome. I really think disbelief in how much better Linux is derives from a really cumbersome past. I’ve been benchmarking games on Windows and Linux for 3 years now.

At first performance was a little better/same on Linux, then it improved and then it improved vastly.

Don’t fear that Proton is a compatibility layer. Linux overall (with its lightness, better Filesystems and optimizations) can achieve great results like this in most DX11 games. I will do a MIrage Benchmark as well on Tumbleweed vs Windows 11 to see how things are on he DX12 side. Ray Tracing is not ready on Linux on AMD yet so that will have to wait.

ReverseModule, 6 months ago

Oh I didn’t know that, thanx for letting me know! :)

ReverseModule, 6 months ago

Link if anyone’s interested.

ReverseModule, 6 months ago

If you mainly game there are limited options tbh. Garuda, PikaOS and Nobara. I wouldn’t look at anything beyond these which are made for gaming.

ReverseModule, 6 months ago

Me, circa 2018 when I installed Linux for uni and decided to try Proton just to troll Linux. Little did I know… XD

ReverseModule, 7 months ago

Not wrong but it would be a nice alternative at the very least. That’s why I talked about ads so they also have an incentive beyond donations if they want to monetize. Perhaps a download button with the itch.io system would also be an option. It’s just something that doesn’t exist yet and I think has great potential.

ReverseModule, 7 months ago

Is this based on Activity Pub?

ReverseModule, 7 months ago

Awesome, do you have a link to find instances?

ReverseModule, 7 months ago

Actually, this seems like Spotify, I was talking abou something with comments and likes, kinda social. That would be even better imo.

ReverseModule, 7 months ago (edited 6 months ago)

I just signed up at open.audio . This is pretty lackluster for the moment but has tremendous potential. Thank you so much for letting me know of it! :)

ReverseModule, 6 months ago

The have laid off half their stuff and I think they’re getting sold.

ReverseModule, 6 months ago

That’s what I meant thanx! :)

ReverseModule, 7 months ago

I shall utter the language of Mordor even here!

ReverseModule, 7 months ago

Sliding Tiling Window Management akin to PaperWM for Gnome.

ReverseModule, 6 months ago

Yeah this is a laptop. :)