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Have you used Proton Tricks yet?
Have you tried Glorious Eggroll?
Have you tried older versions of proton for older games?
Where there isn’t a native version of the game proton is definitely the way to go. I wouldn’t go following tweaks and stuff from protondb though. People faff about too much.
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I have used several distributions over the past 30 years, which is how long I have been using Linux. They all have their strengths and weaknesses. However, problems were always really just personal skill issues.
You have to embrace each distribution and use it as it is intended. That can be hard work, which is why people are reluctant to switch, myself included.
Of course, it doesn't make sense to completely overhaul a distribution. There are different approaches. You have to choose what works best for you.
TL:DR I was unable to compile SteamOS from source code (on any device) many years ago because of missing precompiled binaries that targeted specific UUIDs and hardware identifiers. Like for example a very specific LCD display.
It's not free and it's not open source. It's a commercial ecosystem that you can maybe play some steam games on.
Linux is fine for gaming.
OP, make sure the drive you put your games on is formatted properly. I use Ext4 for my game drive.
I would discourage "dual booting" OS's. If you want to leave Windows, then do it fully. Partitioning drives to dual boot can cause a lot of issues and headaches. Windows doesn't like to share.
If you're stilling having issues, then Proton versions are likely the issue. You can try some games if they have a Native Linux version, but I've found in most cases using Proton is still better than using Native Linux.
If you're having troubles with the latest stable version of Proton you can try going to Proton Experimental.
If you're having issues still, you can go to your preferred search engine and look up "Glorious Eggroll", it's gonna be a github, download it and place it within your Proton versions folder on your system, then use it. You can look on YouTube for guides on how to do this if you're not sure.
If you're STILL having trouble after that, then whatever system you're using, download the Proton Tricks for that, and see if you need to use any Proton Tricks for the game. This may be listed on ProtonDB or, if you're feeling daring, you can talk to a reputable AI about it. That should be a last resort though, as AI still make things up sometimes. Try not to run terminal commands, or download programs, that you do not understand.
Ubuntu is iffy sometimes in their practices, but use whatever distro you want. I use Mint based on Ubuntu and it works just fine. Linux users do have strong opinions on distros though, so it's just something you have to bear with literally anytime you ask for help.
Anyway, that's my advice. Good luck.
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If you want the best experience, to where everything is plug n play, you want to use all AMD hardware. AMD graphics, AMD chipset, AMD CPU.
Nvidia Linux support is way behind AMD. So far behind that I find Nvidia unusable in comparison.
For "older GTX" or whatever this mysterious GPU is, I would try pop!_os.
I've used Linux exclusively with Nvidia for the last three years and have no complaints, but that won't be the case for people with a much older card