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NVIDIA Bends The Knee

By Frojoe / Jul 21, 2024 / No Comments

NVIDIA transitions to fully open-source kernel modules! Enlisted returns to Steam, and iFixit announces their Steam Deck repair kit. On top of that, we have a new contender for the “Hit Box at home” title: Flatbox.

Linux Game Cast 469: Game Pass on Deck and Garry’s Mad at Linux

By Frojoe / Aug 15, 2021 / No Comments

The head of Xbox shares his thoughts on the SteamDeck, Amiga 500 Mini consoles with working keyboards, SDL adds support for PipeWire, Team Fortress gets the Source 2 treatment…

NVIDIA DLSS Linux Comparison With Youngblood

By Venn Stone / Jun 24, 2021 / No Comments

The NVIDIA 470.42.01 Linux (beta) driver adds a new library that enables driver-side support for running Windows applications which make use of DLSS.

Linux Game Cast Weekly 444: Feet Fighter

By Frojoe / Feb 21, 2021 / No Comments

Valve gives Portal 2 Vulkan powers! GTA 3 and Vice City reverse-engineering project gets nuked from orbit, 4A Games confirms Metro Exodus is still headed to Linux, and Nvidia does something silly with the 3060.

Linux Game Cast Weekly 438: Fedora 43000

By Frojoe / Jan 10, 2021 / No Comments

Reverse engineering Xbox games with Linux! The most followed games on Steam, Feral Interactive ends support for Tomb Raider, a native launcher for Epic Games, and Nvidia threatens to Xwayland. All this, plus your hate mail.

Linux Game Cast Weekly 427: Co-Canes

By Frojoe / Oct 25, 2020 / No Comments

Frictional releases a buggy Rebirth, GONNER2 gets a day-1 Linux release, DOTA fights toxicity with Overwatch, daily amdgpu firmware updates for Ubuntu, and work begins on Open Suspect. Then Dungeons of Clay faces, the ChairQAsition. All this, plus your hate mail. Show notes and Podcast

Install DaVinci Resolve 16 On Debian 10 (NVIDIA)

By Venn Stone / Aug 22, 2019 / One Comment

In this quick-and-dirty how-to we’re installing DaVinci Resolve 16 on Debian 10.

LWDW 183: RISC-y Statement

By Venn Stone / Aug 14, 2019 / No Comments

Xfce 4.14 is out! KDE Frameworks 5.61 fixes a nasty security vulnerability, Ubuntu 18.04 gets a new kernel, and NVIDIA finally sorts their mobile drivers.