Lutris is a python application, you can do git clone on the GitHub repo and you car run lutris from there. This will also use your config files as they are stored in your home directory.
On an additional note, install the locate package. It will create an index of ALL the files in your computer. Making searching for files a simple task.
Try to look for a .desktop file in /usr/share/applications/
If it is not there, try making one in ~/.local/share/applications/
If there is no .desktop file, try looking for the binary with $ which lutris
If you find the binary, but can’t find the .desktop file, take another .desktop file as an example from /usr/share/applications/ and create a new one in ~/.local/share/applications/ with appropriate Exec= from the $ which command from earlier
OS that didn’t report what it was, probably a mix of ancient windows installs and Linux and other OSs that resist fingerprinting so they don’t tell servers what they are.
Anyone know where the Linux version is? Steam only has Windows and Mac OS versions. GOG only has a Windows version.
I’m assuming there is a Linux version, because this has been posted on old.lemmy.world/c/linux_gaming . If that is incorrect, I can’t understand why it would be posted here.
There is no linux version. Steam/Valve has been updating their proton versions to work with BG3. I would recommend using their ‘proton experimental.’ If you buy from GOG, you can use Lutris, they have a runner that should install everything needed to run BG3, and it also lists some tweaks to make.
I posted about it here: (sorry not sure how to do a cross-post from its instance) lemmy.ca/post/1123689?scrollToComments=true, but SDL version 2.28 is broken for 8bitdo controllers in Xbox mode, downgrading to 2.27 fixes that.
thank you. This is the exact problem i have everything in that post is the problem I’m having. going to go through it.
90% fix after following the instructions. only problem now is both d-input and x-input have both and a/b x/y buttons switched idky. will look further into it
it works in switch mode which i think it’s y+start but the a/b x/y are reversed and i have a hard time getting used to. i’ve lost save data among other things that way i’m using it out of necessity but i really prefer to get the x-input mode working which is the one giving the most problem
Verify your game files and clear your shader caches and such. Looks like you might have some corrupted files in there from the looks of those file errors.
Try the old uninstall>delete>reinstall, and make sure you manually go and check those riectories it mentions in the logs and clear all that out. It’s throwing ELF errors, and the executable names are garbled. I’m positive you have corrupt files in there.
I tried uninstalling TF2 from Steam, I deleted the Team Fortress 2 folder (/home/shabamjenkins/.steam/debian-installation/steamapps/common/Team Fortress 2), restarted, reinstalled and launched again. I still get the same errors. Should I uninstall Steam altogether (or was that what you meant by uninstall>delete>reinstall)?
The only other thing I can suggest is just completely removing Steam and installing the Flatpak release of the Steam client. This has been solving certain issues for people, and was suggested to a few F38 users, but seen others say it fixed issues. Seems like a long way to go, but…
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