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76561198264707224 has Steam for Linux

29 Jan, 2023 @ 7:07pm

Has LINUX Been Fixed?

Does Driver Software Like AMD Control Panel Work Yet??
--- Does It Even Work Natively At All If It Does??

I Was Curious, Cause Last I Checked It Wasn't Working

I Don't Want An Auto-Updated, Or Terribly Bad Experience
Like We Had With Windows, & I Don't Wanna Push For It, Either...

But? Without The Driver Software, I Haven't Been Able To Make
Use Of My Computer In A Way That Doesn't Result With Half My
Hardware Not Functioning At All...

-- My 3rd Monitor Won't Turn On At All
-- My Centered Screen Text Is Chopped Up In
---- The Middle Of My Screen With 2 Monitors
-- My Audio For My Non-AMD Audio Software Isn't Working Either
-- My Audio For My AMD Isn't Working Either
-- My Soundbar Isn't Working Either
-- I Basically Am Stuck With No Audio, No Matter What I Try
-- My Overall Visual Experiences Have Been Worst Then On Windows
-- My Optimizations Are Fine, Better Then On Windows
-- I Dunno, I Just Haven't Been Able To Get Any
---- Form Of Full Access To My Computer On Linux

Was Just Curious If LINUX Has At All Done Anything About This Recently Yet??

Last edited by 76561198264707224; 29 Jan, 2023 @ 7:09pm

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x_wing

30 Jan, 2023 @ 9:33am

The answers for your questions depends on the distro you use. Linux (i.e. the kernel) by itself is not related nor capable of fixing almost every problem you mention.

My suggestion is that you start your preferred distro in a live usb and give a try to CoreCtrl application. That's the only app that will resemble to AMD adrenalin at feature level.

The_Abortionator has Steam for Linux

18 Dec, 2023 @ 6:05pm

Honestly I have no idea about 90% of what you are talking about.

First off, AMD isn't even working on Adrenaline for Linux and Nvidia isn't working on a better control panel/GFE/Broadcast either.

It would be nice but its also hard to justify as most of the things those 2 provide you when Linux either has better solutions already available or those settings are handled by plain text files you can easily edit.

For example I don't really need either Nvidia's or AMD's software suites as other Linux options perform better than those do in Windows and with less overhead.

Easyeffects replaces RTX voice/AMD noise filter GLOBALLY as well as giving you extra features you'd find in audio production suites.

OBS records my gameplay in 1440p 240fps @ 60Mb/s without issue. I can even have 5 games open and do this.

As for your issues, I've never experienced ANYTHING like you described so you are going to have to tell me your hardware/setup specs and the Linux distro you tried.

Marlock

20 Dec, 2023 @ 3:09pm

GuRuAsakiFriends is back... i'd recognize this writing style anywhere... and there it was in his list of old nicknames

chaotic alternating use of lowcaps, titlecaps and allcaps

no textual cohesion or semblance of a train of thought

trashing linux with highly unlikely stories and disguising it as questions

i_nive

21 Dec, 2023 @ 11:04am

Originally posted by Marlock:
GuRuAsakiFriends is back... i'd recognize this writing style anywhere... and there it was in his list of old nicknames

chaotic alternating use of lowcaps, titlecaps and allcaps

no textual cohesion or semblance of a train of thought

trashing linux with highly unlikely stories and disguising it as questions

Nice to be pinged from time to time, I guess ...