nice man nice video thanks linux is future a games iam believe

now that I upvoted I can watch the video. LOL.

This is amazing!

How did you get Origin to install or run? It crashes when I try it on Wine 3.21. Seems to be a problem with QT. Looking at the WineDB page for Origin, it seems I am not alone in that.

[ 2019-09-16 20:53:51Z ] 👍 0

Shit like this is why I stick to windows.

[ 2018-12-06 03:12:33Z ] 👍 0

@@GloriousEggroll Good news, it's running now. Thanks again for helping me out with this. The rest of this is for anyone who comes across this post in the future with a similar problem. I added the WineHQ repo to my sources.list for apt and installed winehq-staging for Debian buster. This yielded the official build of 3.21-staging. I then installed dxvk, msxml3, msxml4, msxml6, and vcrun2013 in a fresh win64 wine prefix for Origin using the latest winetricks. The Origin thin client installer managed to run at that point. Battlefield 1 singleplayer also ran. The download hasn't finished so I haven't tried multiplayer yet, but I suspect it will run also. It's kind of stuttery, but it works. I'm using Mesa 18.3.0-rc5 from Debian Experimental on a Vega 64. I run Debian testing (currently Buster ie 10.0) otherwise. Mesa 18.3.0 required me to pull in libc6 and related libs from Debian Unstable. It's a little bit Frankendebian-ish, but not too much at this point.

[ 2018-12-05 14:48:40Z ] 👍 0

@@Tbird761 for me the precompiled wine runner tkg-protonified 3.21 also works in lutris. I used the default build flags for wine-staging-git on the Arch AUR for my personal build. Note: it does take a short few seconds for origin to load, it shows a white screen for about 30s or so before

[ 2018-12-05 14:39:04Z ] 👍 0

@@GloriousEggroll Thanks for the tip. I've cloned the wine git repository, rejected that commit that you mentioned, and followed the instructions at winehq for how to build Wine with both 32-bit and 64-bit support through WoW. I suspect there must be other compile time options that I just don't know about, however, as it doesn't seem to be able to run anything. I get errors about Wine being built without Vulkan support just trying to run the Origin installer. Do you remember which flags you used when building Wine? Was there a guide somewhere you followed?

[ 2018-12-04 20:16:32Z ] 👍 1

tkg 3.21 build with multi-core commit reverted, unsure if this fixed origin but reverting that commit fixed a lot of things for me: 1312c6642851d4a0c5de9a71c824800935f96691 git revert --no-commit 1312c6642851d4a0c5de9a71c824800935f96691

That fps seems low for a RX vega 64 i get the same using RX 480 8gb on ultra unless if you're playing on 1440p

[ 2018-12-22 19:38:00Z ] 👍 0

GloriousEggroll Why Antergos over Manjaro? Manjaro's user-base seems to be exploding. Are there any particular benefits one has over the other? Could you just do everything for me over TeamViewer if I throw $20 at your Patreon? 🤔

[ 2018-12-22 19:16:30Z ] 👍 0

@@Xephrey it should run fine, I ran it on a 2400g with an rx 570 on high settings. also try antergos, its closer to vanilla arch and is easy to install. I even have my dad using it

[ 2018-12-22 18:54:28Z ] 👍 0

I wonder how a mobile 1070 with a 8750H would do in this same setup. I'd probably approach it via Majaro, since I'm not 1337-h4x0r enough for straight-up Arch.

[ 2018-12-15 19:21:45Z ] 👍 0

threadripper gets worse fps than an i3

[ 2018-12-15 10:10:46Z ] 👍 7

You have to take into consideration the game is running on linux. You WILL NOT get native performance on linux unless using a native graphics API directly such as vulkan or opengl. The game is being played in Direct X 11 and then translated to vulkan. It takes a performance hit during that translation. This applies to any direct X game being played in linux, not just this one, no matter what hardware you are using.

This using Vulkan API?

[ 2018-12-15 13:12:11Z ] 👍 3

Performance is almost always lower when playing through DXVK.

[ 2018-12-15 13:07:06Z ] 👍 0

@@GloriousEggroll excellent that thanks. Any idea on the performance vs window 10? Better or worse?

[ 2018-12-15 12:54:32Z ] 👍 5

Battlefield V does not have a native Vulkan API renderer. It uses Direct X 11. Linux has a replacement for DX11 called DXVK, which takes DX11 API calls and translates them into Vulkan API calls. So yes, I am playing the game in Vulkan, but not natively.

Damn can you make a video of getting origin set up and ready on linux, I'd love to play BF4 on solus linux.

Wouldn’t punk buster (anti cheat system) eventually trip due to running the game on Linux on not on windows? Just curious of the bigger picture here besides it running on Linux

[ 2020-09-28 11:19:48Z ] 👍 0

Bf5 dont use punkbuster

[ 2018-12-15 23:34:46Z ] 👍 4

Afaik punk buster was running perfectly fine in the background (I checked).

Hi any idea why my game freezes and then crashes sometimes? Wine version: System (4.0-rc1(Staging)) DXVK Esync on I-7 6700k RTX 2070 Kernel 4.19.8-2-MANJARO

[ 2018-12-22 19:17:16Z ] 👍 0

donr use the 4.0 RC's right now. they arent stable, and are probably your problem. Stick with the tkg-3.21 build in lutris

hey what is amdgpu and amdgpu-pro? Can I install them on Ryzen 5 2400G? Do I get more FPS if install amdgpu because i only installed mesa

[ 2018-12-24 14:59:15Z ] 👍 0

@@GloriousEggroll ok thank you very much

[ 2018-12-24 14:49:52Z ] 👍 2

let me clear up some confusion for you: amdgpu is part of mesa. the open source driver stack is made up of mesa and llvm, which contain the amdgpu open source driver. they are installed by default in any linux distro out of the box. generally for AMD and intel gpus, this is the driver you want to use (mesa comes with an open source intel driver also). amdgpu-pro is AMD's closed source driver, which often gives lower performance compared to the open source amdgpu driver. you should not use this driver unless you need something specific from it. amdgpu comes with RADV - the open source vulkan driver amdgpu-pro comes with AMDVLK - the closed source AMD vulkan driver.

Very very acceptable performance I think!

Kudos for Valve for acknowledging Wine but this game sucks. No soldier ever run forward with disregard to his life knowing he'll just spawn back in a bit, no army has an unlimited number of soldiers, no recruit after basic training ever shoot that accurately. Seriously, 5 seconds of play, 15 seconds of wait, repeat. What normal person enjoys that?

[ 2019-01-31 12:09:36Z ] 👍 0

If you don't know any other kind of multiplayer shooters then yes but I encourage you to broaden your horizons. There are ways to incentivize staying alive and working as a team in shooters like this.

[ 2019-01-31 11:36:31Z ] 👍 2

So basically you're criticizing literally every multiplayer shooter ever made?

Interesting. I have not right now linux, but when I'm tested this game at Elementary OS I had big FPS drops in combat.

"This is after my state cache has been generated for most of the multiplayer maps" - what?

please tell me your going to try anthem!?

[ 2019-02-26 08:13:31Z ] 👍 1

I've got anthem running already but it gives a gpu hang hard lock after completing the first mission (where you close the portal and it kills the monster)

[ 2019-02-26 06:14:03Z ] 👍 1

I ended up getting anthem to work in manjaro. Damn nice looking.

Nice. Good thing punkbuster sucks. Games like sandstorm and Apex run great in linux as well however you can't play apex anymore and limited to community servers without Easy Anti Cheat. EAC just shits itself. I reached out to EAC and they said they are working with Valve on getting it working since steamplay and proton are pretty damn good recently.

What are you using as an OSD to show FPS and or other stats? And is that available to Ubuntu? Thanks

[ 2020-02-19 23:43:06Z ] 👍 0

DXVK HUD

[ 2019-05-11 17:54:48Z ] 👍 1

It is an option of DXVK.

Are you using Lutris or just wine?

Will it run at 1440p tho ?

Does anyone know if GSYNC works on Linux

Oh this is totally fake

[ 2019-08-16 00:31:34Z ] 👍 0

Think so? I can live stream it from a Fedora machine if you like.

are you able to generate the cache using the command line or do you literally have to run the maps manually