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Why wouldn’t they? It’s an important metric.
Didn’t they already announce this quite awhile ago? I know they said the ROG and LegionGo were getting it. I think some other smaller brand released one already as well. I’ll have to find it.
Need benchmarks and TDP to even start thinking about trying one of these. AMD is years ahead and I’ve never had an issue.
The servers don’t exist. Dead game.
Your sound server controls the mic input. Just check it in sour sound settings before you launch and make sure it’s catching your voice. If that still doesn’t work, install ‘pavucontrol’ which is a bit more expensive. That should help you out.
Edit: check here: https://www.protondb.com/app/739630
Make sure all your compositor windows and games all run the same resolution as your desktop. That’s usually the issue.
Sounds like you’re trying to use a Steam feature. Probably not the best venue unless someone at Valve works here.
First I’ve heard of it, but digging in, it’s a Fedora 41 based image with some specific driver supports through third-party packages (Nvidia), so really seems like it’s a Steam BPM replacement? Seems to use Proton under the hood as well, but curious about what their using for the different store backends if anything, or is it just going to install Steam, Gog…etc.
Anyone tried it?
I believe Heroic Launcher does all of that, minus the saves. That’s going to be on you to manage regardless.
Awesome! Glad you found a solution you like.
I dunno about that. It’s how I see stuff outside and let light into my house. I’d hate to not have them.
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Gonna take this in a different direction. Sounds like you mostly want notes with attachments and organization, but you’re just using chat apps for it right now.
Joplin does all the things you’re talking about, including multiple backends and encryption. No need to host a server.
Just install KDE and see if you like it.
If that’s your path setup, then that’s the path. If not, then it could have been a problem.
I’m seeing entries in there for ‘/home/home’. That seems potentially wrong.
Backup your config, remove it, then try.
Looking at ProtonDB, I don’t think it’s worth the trouble. All users seem to be reporting the same issues as you, so it’s probably just the nature of running it in Proton.
You need to be VERY specific about versions. Not just “old” or “new”, and then give context to where and how you’re installing things.
When you’re asking for help, try to maximize the context and details so people aren’t as lost as you.