submitted by mr_MADAFAKA to linux_gaming 380 points | 55 comments Overview page: www.gog.com/en/anniversary Direct sign up for Galaxy Linux beta: www.smartsurvey.co.uk/t/YEF5EV/

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=527628 There is a regression in kde 6.8.1 that is fixed in 6.8.2. Some other distro;s already have it. Yet, on artix there is no update yet. https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/1xkwkle/psa_kwin_681_drm_c...

submitted by thingsiplay to linux_gaming 35 points | 12 comments * Nexus Mods: www.nexusmods.com * Amethyst-Mod-Manager: github.com/ChrisDKN/Amethyst-Mod-Manager So I’m new to modding PC games. I wanted to recommend a way using a mod manager called Amethyst-Mod-Manager, which installs and manages game mods from Nexus Mods. It has native support for almost 100 games listed at github.com/ChrisDKN/Amethyst-Mod-Manager/wiki#sup… . But one can add manually more games to the list, but I didn’t test that out. Just tried out modding Stardew Valley for the first time, and plan on trying Cyberpunk 2077 too. My little documentary of the steps and what is needed: 1. Download and install the application. Choose from github.com/ChrisDKN/Amethyst-Mod-Manager#install options, I chose the AppImage for testing. If it doesn’t have self updating, I might go for Flatpak later. 2. To download and manage mods from the app, you need an account on Nexus Mods. There is a free tier (which I use) with limitations such as download speed, but it does not cost any money. A new account can be created at: users.nexusmods.com/register For me it took a few minutes before the verification email landed, so have this in mind. 3. If not already connected, in the Amythyst App go to Settings > Connections and click “Login via SSO”. You should be connected to Nexus Mods now and can start adding mods. 4. Add a game to the list. But first you need to download the game, in order it to be detected. I play on Steam and downloaded Stardew Valley in Steam (because its small, and I wanted to test it quickly). Then come back to the Amythist App and add the game, it should automatically find the location and configure it. 5. Then I clicked the “Wizard” button on the app and installed “Install SMAPI”. 6. On the main page of the App, click “Nexus” button, and choose “Open Nexus Mods”. This will open a new tab in the App, listing all mods for the game. Choose what you want to install, in my case I chose “SMAPI” again, the “Content Patcher” and “CJB Cheats Menu”. Click the “Install” button for the mod. 7. This should open the page in your external web browser (in my case Firefox) and ask you to open the link. Click it and select “Slow download” (if you are on free tier) and the download process should start. It will install the mod for you. It’s exciting to finally be able to mod PC games as well. And I hope this helps you figure this out, if you are new to this too. Especially so on Linux, where modding was always a bit problematic before. But this makes it so much easier for me to finally try it out. Have a nice day.

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submitted by mr_MADAFAKA to linux_gaming 373 points | 48 comments https://store.steampowered.com/news/group/4397053/view/703282384630448402

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submitted by PrincessCory to linux_gaming 20 points | 3 comments cross-posted from: lemmy.wtf/post/49719896 > I love this game and since its not updating very offten i decided to learn programming and start making things that i want myself. > > So i made some first mods. One is lode stone, i changed recepy to use metal ingot instead of netherite ingot. Small change but wery important one, because player can use it much earlier in the game, and can make as much of them as it needs. Its wery usefull item in the game and it never should have been expencive. > > Second mode is furnice, blast furnice should simply be better version of regular furnice. And thats exactly what i made. It can smelt all the items same as regular one but it smelts items twice as fast. > > I want to learn everything, so if you have some place where i can find all informacions about how game works and how to make mods, please share it with me.

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