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EA Games on Steam vs EA App: Linux and Steam Deck Setup Guide
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How to Play Genshin Impact on Linux Without Getting Banned
Genshin Impact has become a global phenomenon, captivating millions with its breathtaking world and engaging combat. However, the game’s official support is limited to Windows,…
How to Run Cracked Games on Linux and Fix Progress Tracking Issues
Running cracked games on Linux can be a minefield of compatibility layers, missing dependencies, and unexpected glitches. Whether you are trying to get a repacked…
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For those thinking of doing something they are unsure about, maybe a repair for an out of warranty product. Here are some useful hardware guides related to the Proton.
Steam Deck Guide: Best Settings, Battery Life, Proton, Storage, and Fixes
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Steam Deck Guide: Best Settings, Battery Life, Proton, Storage, and Fixes
The Steam Deck works best when you treat it as a handheld console with PC-style control over performance. You do not need to tune every setting for every game, but a few smart habits can make games smoother, extend battery...
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Heroic Launcher vs Lutris on Steam Deck: Which Game Launcher Should You Choose?
Installing games from platforms like GOG, Epic Games, and Amazon Prime Gaming on the Steam Deck opens up a vast library beyond Steam itself. Two of the most popular tools for this job are Heroic Games Launcher and Lutris. Both...
How to Run Windows EXE Games on Steam Deck
The Steam Deck is an impressive handheld gaming PC, but one question keeps cropping up among new owners: why can’t I just double‑click an EXE file and play my Windows games? The short answer is that SteamOS is built on...
How to Play Non-Steam Games on Steam Deck
The Steam Deck is a powerful handheld gaming PC that natively supports thousands of Steam games. But many gamers have libraries on other platforms like the Epic Games Store, GOG, or itch.io. Adding these non-Steam games to your Steam Deck...
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X11 vs Wayland: Which Is Better for Gaming?
For years, Linux gamers have relied on the X Window System (X11) as the backbone of graphical display. But the Linux ecosystem is slowly shifting toward a modern alternative: Wayland. This shift has raised an important question in the gaming...
How to Play Non-English Games on Steam Deck
The Steam Deck is a versatile handheld gaming device designed to run thousands of games from the Steam library. However, what if you want to play games that aren’t officially available in your region, or titles from Japanese, Korean, or...
How to Fix Game Crashes and Freezes on Linux
Games crashing or freezing on Linux can be incredibly frustrating, especially when you've done everything right. Whether you're running Linux Mint, Ubuntu, or another distribution, stability issues often stem from a handful of common culprits. This guide will walk you...
The Best Linux Distros for Gaming and Development
Linux has evolved from a developer-centric platform into a robust environment for gaming and virtual reality. With advances in compatibility layers, driver support, and dedicated distributions, you can now enjoy AAA titles, run Steam VR with an HTC Vive, and...