| 15 Sep 2021 |
 sparogy | In reply to @laikq:matrix.org
Hi! Has anyone here by chance tried to get Final Fantasy XIV running? https://lutris.net/games/final-fantasy-xiv-online/ the wine official version, that is.
I eventually got XIVLauncher working but not perfectly
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| laikq (she/her) | Hi! Has anyone here by chance tried to get Final Fantasy XIV running? | 10:48:56 |
 philipp | In reply to @laikq:matrix.org
Hi! Has anyone here by chance tried to get Final Fantasy XIV running? ash (it/its) 🏳️⚧️: That's your jam, right? | 11:08:54 |
 ash (it/its) 🏳️⚧️ | i havent played in months but the lutris installer should work shrug | 19:26:30 |
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| kurkotoff | Uuh, hello there. I have a problem with steam on NixOS, is it appropriate to ask a question about it here? | 11:43:53 |
| philipp | I guess so. | 11:59:52 |
 Elmo | In reply to @kurkotoff:matrix.org
Uuh, hello there. I have a problem with steam on NixOS, is it appropriate to ask a question about it here? Don't ask to ask, just ask. You might save a roundtrip. | 12:12:02 |
 ar|m | kurkotoff: sure | 16:14:19 |
| ar|m | kurkotoff: if the problem is that it isn't displaying library etc correctly, here's a quick workaround: steam no-browser +open steam://open/minigameslist | 16:15:34 |
| Elmo | They say it's fixed in master. You might be able to use nix-shell -I perhaps, with a fresh Git checkout. | 16:37:51 |
 webster | To run steam from the current master branch you can use this command:
NIX_PATH=nixpkgs=https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/archive/refs/heads/master.tar.gz nix-shell -p steam --run steam | 17:04:19 |
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 princemachiavelli | Is there any data on input latency for various Linux configurations (desktop environment, wayland vs x11, PRIME/gpu offload, etc.)? LTT did use the Nvidia LDAT on the Nvidia Steam deck which showed an average latency of 70ms but that's probably just steam big picture mode under X11. Once we can look at Valve's Archlinux based OS it will be interesting to see if there's any special gpu module or x11 options configured. | 16:56:01 |
| 18 Sep 2021 |
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 davidak | such a benchmark tool as open hardware would be great. usb mitm + light sensor, should not be too complicated | 14:18:54 |
| davidak | steamdeck uses wayland | 14:19:28 |
| ar|m | does? it's supposed to use kde/plasma, and wayland story on kde wasn't very happy last time i checked | 14:22:22 |
| ar|m | * does it? it's supposed to use kde/plasma, and wayland story on kde wasn't very happy last time i checked | 14:22:56 |
| davidak | >KDE is using X11 directly but games launch in Gamescope. Which is a wayland compositor. Proton only supports X so the games use xwayland on Gamescope.
https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comments/p01ms7/steam_deck_prototype_uses_x11_not_wayland/ | 14:30:07 |
| ar|m | I wonder what's the purpose of this gamescope then | 14:30:44 |
| davidak | probably better performance i guess? | 14:31:23 |
| davidak | >The steamos-compositor will significantly reduce latency. It needs Wayland to work | 14:33:32 |
