I recently switched from Windows to Linux, and everything works really well except for CS2. My friends told me it’s supposed to be Linux-native and run well, but that hasn’t been my experience. At first, I had some visual bugs like the game glitching or assets not loading. After I fixed that, it ran really well and I was able to play normally. However, after a couple of days, it completely broke again. Now to the actual problem: every time I load into CS2, it only runs when I’m not directly tabbed ...

Recently while playing games with Steam (Las of us Part 1, Warhammer 40K: Darktide, Forza Horizon 5) they randomly start to completely freeze, and sometimes crash after that, but most of the cases they just hang there in the frozen state, other parts of the system were working as usual during that. The temps of CPU and GPU are always okay, not higher than 75. As a solution, i tried to switch from the Hybrid GPU mode to the only Nvidia mode, and it seemed to fix the problem. Has anybody encountered such ...

Just encountered, that there is no longer a link to any game's shopsite from within any game's discussion or news site. Does anyone else have the same issue?

It is time. Windows is just so bad nowadays. I did s Lil bit of research. But im curious from users on steam. I will only use it for gaming. Edit > I'm leaning towards Nobara or Pop Os because its Nvidia friendly And Cachy seems interesting What would u recommend? And why? And how does updating drivers work ? I use nvidia. And if I'm doing a virtual machine. Do I have to update them on windows and then linux?...

Sometimes when I start a game under Proton the performance will immediately be awful even on the title screen, but I can exit and restart it and it will work just fine and it seems totally random which happens. Any idea what I'm encountering? Might be Unity since that's the two recent enough games I've been playing enough to see it happen on, but could be unrelated....