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Native Linux Client (Experimental)

Set everything to minimum and still have stuttering. Im playing on a AMD 6750 with Arch linux, Xorg and Gnome Shell. CoreCTL Highest Setting is enabled.
 
I've just installed the latest experimental version on Linux Mint Cinnamon and it runs smooth but I don't see any models at all (player, npcs, mobs, etc.).
Thoughts?
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Profitztv said:
Interestingly, I figured it out by just installing the 4/30 prior to the hotfix released over top of it.
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That build has a bug preventing you from teleporting to ember rings from the monolith. I'll get another linux build out today - not sure what the issue was with this one; sorry!
 
I actually found a few things requiring a patch for everyone tomorrow so I'll have a new one up tomorrow.
 
Is anyone able to play this game through Lutris without crashing very fast ? Whatever runner I tried, it almost always ended crashing at some point, most of the time right after entering the world. I'm on Debian Desktop, Gnome, Wayland. I tried a X11 session once but it ended crashing fast too.
The test Linux client is much more reliable but it can also crash sometimes. I have a few 10 Mb mono_crash.mem.blob files, not sure if they can be of any use ? Also, the client has low fps and I noticed it also significantly slowed down a Steam game that was running at the same time.
 
Somehow the game seems to be running fine through Lutris now, though I didn't play very long, at least it doesn't crash anymore right after entering the world. It's also much smoother than the latest native Linux version. I'm using the following Lutris parameters if that can help :
- Game Options : Arguments = -force-wayland (since I'm in a Wayland session, not sure if it actually helps)
- Runner Options : Wine version = lutris-GE-Proton8-5-x86-64, Enable DVXK, VKD3D, Esync, Fsync, AMD FSR (I have an AMD processor)
- System Options : Prefer system libraries, Activate Feral Game Mode
 
Thanks for making this client @Undone. Don't expect this kind of direct support for a linux client very often. More often it's jumping through hoops, but here all I have to do is extract the tar file and play the game.
 
zvx said:
Thanks for making this client @Undone. Don't expect this kind of direct support for a linux client very often. More often it's jumping through hoops, but here all I have to do is extract the tar file and play the game.
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Heya @zvx thanks for giving it a try! I know it's a bit rough around the edges but I keep uploading it just in case someone out there wants to give it a go. Most I've talked to have gotten it to perform better under proton/something similar for whatever reason :(
 
It seems to work decently for me by the bridge when you first log in. I'm using the highest settings with largest draw distance on shadows/veggies/etc. Not sure how to see FPS, though I'm using Nobara for my OS with a 7950x3d and a 4090. Thank you for releasing a Linux build. <3
 
Really appreciate the native Linux client, but the game was crashing for me, whereas if I run it through steam with proton I get no crashes. Couldn't replicate a specific reason I was crashing and I don't see a crash log. Let me know if there is more relevant information I could provide.

Linux Mint Cinnamon
Ryzen 7800x3d
Radeon RX 7900 XT
 
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