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Yeah, even after owning a Steam Deck for a year and recently switching my Desktop to Linux, its very hard to get the settings right. Things Like uplay working in Steam Deck but Not out of the Box in my Desktop seems so insensical to me.
I'm running Bazzite, and haven't had a single issue running a game...
I'm running bazzite too. What games have you been playing?
All of them... Lol. Way too big of a back log.
But I just picked up Tape to Tape and it's super fun. Giving me vibes of old 16bit hockey games. What else.......
I finally got Neon White on PC. Got it way back when it came out on Switch and played a little, but really prefer mouse and keyboard for fps. Very fun game.
Lorn's Lure is another one I've been playing a lot. Amazing game, nothing quite like it.
Was enjoying UFO50, but haven't picked it up in a couple weeks. Gonna go back to it.
What about you
So far I've tried space engineers, counter strike and beamng.drive although I haven't gotten any of them to launch yet except counter strike but I have had terrible frame rate and stuttering that made it unplayable.
Maybe it's your hardware? I recently got a Framework laptop, and Bazzite has a distro image tailored specifically for the hardware, and I think that makes a big difference.
But even still, I ran Arch (well EndeavourOS) on my old Laptop, and it ran the games that the specs could run...
When you launch a game for the first time are you letting it go for a bit (sometimes a minute or two even) while it seems like nothing is happening? This is just for the initial launch, but in my experience, it can seem like it's not working but if you just let it go it will load. Then every time after that it's right away.
Also, check your Steam settings re: compiling shaders and uncheck the setting to have them compile while playing. This will compile the shaders before the game launches (a pop-up will show you the % complete), and it prevents stuttering.
Other than that, all I can think is hardware... Or maybe you're just super unlucky at picking games. I do always check ProtonDB first, so that could be why I've had nothing but good experiences.
I have beamng, but the one that plays like Wipeout, and I believe that one works. Though I think I've only tried it on my Steam Deck and not on Bazzite. Also, I understand it's a different game.
Edit: Yeah, looking at protondb it looks like Space Engineers is one people have some issue with. Sometimes you can get it to work using solutions on there, but I guess every now and then you don't. Hasn't happened to me yet.
Update: I got space engineers and beamng.drive working it was probably a problem with not having write permission on my hdd(see comment I put above)
I am pretty sure i am running counter strike natively at the moment. How do I change it between running natively and running with proton? I think it might perform better with proton.