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  • This. A fresher Proton-GE is also going to come with a newer DXVK, the DirectX to Vulkan translator.

    The other part of your equation is "what is the Nvidia driver version?". Dunno if Fedora has the E-sync capable version 555 yet.

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  • Look at "The Farmer Was Replaced"

  • Grab the Live Captions flatpak

  • There is no guarantee that EA won't change the deal after you've bought the game.

  • If you're on Nvidia, go with something like Nobara or Bazzite. Nvidia's linux drivers are in flux right now (esync/wayland), you want a distro that is aggressively chasing the latest drivers but lets you take a step back with atomic updates.

  • The use case is - if you are in an industry that is legally mandated to use EDR, it is an EDR product.

  • Btw, here's my config file.

     
        
    -o "%(title)s (%(uploader_id)s).%(ext)s"
     
    -P ~/Videos
    
    -P "temp:/tmp/yt-dlp/"
    
    -f 271+ba[language=en][ext=m4a]/308+ba[language=en][ext=m4a]/137+ba[language=en][ext=m4a]/299+ba[language=en][ext=m4a]/231+ba[language=en][ext=m4a]/http_mp3_128/271+140/308+140/137+140/299+140/231+140
    --download-archive ~/.config/yt-dlp/dl-archive
    --no-playlist
    --write-sub
    --no-mtime
    --compat-options no-live-chat
    
      
  • It's hard to reach out from a flatpak's sandbox to run other programs - for example Steam's flatpak doesn't like to "add non-steam games".

  • You can have most of the settings pre-loaded in its config file. I mostly let it do my preset -f, or when that fails do a -F to see what encodings are available.

  • Windows is not very pleasant about dealing with a removable drive with more than one partition.

  • I have a Debian 12 install on a 5GB partition (btrfs compression is magic), and the rest is exfat. It has rEFInd as the bootloader, should be pretty good at detecting and running other OSes with bootloader problems.

  • Try rEFInd. It's pretty good about detecting OSes and auto-populating its menu, and it has a pretty easy conf file format otherwise. Installing the refind debian package mayybe will also register it with the system firmware, I don't recall. If not, it can be set up with efibootmgr (which is not the most pleasant program, sadly).

  • Considering that it has a 2020 firmware, and is built by "to be filled by OEM", my completely unfounded wild guess is that the system firmware has broken legacy boot support. From other posts here, I gather you're using a legacy dos-style partition table. Try installing again with GPT/EFI instead.

  • Eight years of long term support, dude.

  • The only practical difference between Local and Roaming and LocalLow is that developers randomly pick one and dump your game saves in there.

  • Have you tried it? Have you tried taking a screenshot of Prime/any other streaming service playing a video?