KDE - xfs
Every session of the OS, Steam checks the integrity of the game files of the installed games. I don't understand the reason, maybe it's not related to the OS, but I would like to turn it off.
Maybe someone knows what the reasons for this are and how to eliminate them?
Did someone tested profile-sync-daemon , systemd-oomd and bpftune for game performance? (i exclude ananicy cpp )
For example on kde, but interested in alternatives too
There are 2 buffs in the game that can be obtained from blacksmithing: one for sharp weapons and one for blunt weapons.
But how exactly they work is not entirely clear to me. Here are the leading questions:
Why if you use a scroll with a buff after upgrading a blacksmithing, its effect disappears, and if you use it before, it remains...
How to understand what buff affects it by the weapon? For example, a weapon and both (blacksmith buffs) do not work on it...
Please, who can explain this clearly?
Thank you for your attention
Cachy - KDE - lutris
Playing fine on ge-proton11-1 with [--in-process-gpu] argument and wayland enabled
But on new version launcher not run
Maybe someone solve this somehow? Or know the details
Thx for attention
Cachy - KDE plasma - lutris
Indie game. In the window mode, the game starts with an empty space at the top (about one and a half cursors high), and the window with the game registers the cursor below the place where it is actually located, exactly at the height of this space. I tried different versions of proton - it doesn't help. In full-screen mode, everything is fine.
If someone knows what can be done, I will be glad for help, thank you
I need advice on formatting the disk (in xfs format).
For example, [mkfs.xfs /dev/sda], won't it create sudden problems?
Also, do I need to add [umount] before this?
And in the time of [-f]? (assuming that the disk was last used on Win)
KDE plasma also has a partition manager, but I'm more confused about it
Thx for attention
Rift mobs\bosses scales for actual players lvl?
How does it work?
Does it exist at all?
Cachyos - KDE - proton-cachy
Encountered freezes and prolonged latency (fps stable, probably not performance problems).
I tried the listed here, but it didn't help Maybe someone has already faced similar problems and/or knows how to solve them?
The documentation suggests four options, but there are many more.
However, errors during installation from a flash drive are not uncommon.
Which program can be choosen for installing a system image to a flash drive to minimize the likelihood of problems?
Map will be more interesting if objects spawning will be random and/or color of them and interior will changes randomly
It will prolongs current maps actual and makes searching/hiding more flexible
What do you think?
Someone try to play conquest of azeroth on linux?
If yes - plz tell the experience
The best solution is to know in advance what problems an update might bring.
What resources are you using before updating?
By the way, I'm interested in updating more than just the cachy/arch system.
It's also about to update the desktop environment, individual official packages, drivers, etc.
Thank you for your attention
It would be cool if the game would require to periodically defend the player's base from attack, while also destroying enemy ships that would be shelling the base.
I think this will make the game much more interesting, given the experience of similar games (like Valheim).
What do you think?
Are wipes planned with the new content or the game's release?
I'm trying to figure out good variants of the privacy settings.
I use my computer as the distribution intended (no servers or special requests).
That's why I'm asking for recommendations in two topics (if there are third-party ones, I'd be happy to read them):
Limiting (leaving allowed) ports. Here's an example. Should I restrict ports 22, 80, and 443 (tcp)?
Should I change access rights to specific directories, such as root?
I've studied the Arch/Cachy wiki and haven't been able to get a complete picture...
Thank you for your attention.
It was hard for me to understand the principles, but as far as I've managed, security is built on separating access levels between profiles.
Different guides focus on specific recommendations and approach the topic differently. Therefore, I'd like to ask those who understand this better:
Is separating access rights between different profiles really the basis for this topic? (perhaps there are effective alternative approaches.)
How many sections should access rights be divided into? Which ones should be included in each?
What additional security methods should be implemented beyond passwords? Is it worth it?
If you have any additional recommendations, I'd be interested to read them, probably not only for me.
Also, if you have links to useful guides, I'd be interested too.
Thank you for your attention. Have a good day
After game will be released (hope so), what happens with the progress? All will be deleted? Something will be? Nothing?
There are any clarifications on this point?
It can be more informing if time, from placing AOE (for players and mobs), to it actually deals damage will shown by filling the AOE zone
So it creates more scenarios (for example filling all arena with many AOE zones but with different timer before it make damage) and will be more informing
Also the way of filling can indicate different types of AOE, for example: filling from center/apex of AOE zone mean time before it deals damabe and filling from opposite means it's already making damage (or giving another effect, some buff/heal for example) and ends dealing it after complete filling of zone
What do you guys think of this kind of management for visual timings?