Supreme Leader
Published
Works out of the box, just like on Windows 10
For nice FPS tracking you can use mangohud %command% as the launch command in Steam game settings. Make sure to install the program first.
Works perfectly fine out of the box, the same performance as on Windows
If you want a nice FPS graph, use Mangohud, install it with your package manager and then set the launch options for the game to: mangohud %command%
If you encounter performance issues by any chance, here are some tips (these apply for gaming on Linux in general, from my experience):
- Try using
Proton-TKG - If you have an AMD card, I recommend installing mesa from git (
mesa-gitin AUR) and usingRADV_PERFTEST=acoenvironment variable in the launching options. - Check if the game is using your integrated GPU instead of your main one, if that is the case you can use
DRI_PRIMEenvironment variable to set it to use your main GPU. - Try using the
-USEALLAVAILABLECORESflag
gamemoderun mangohud %command% -useallavailablecores -dx11
On Arch you need to install glibc-eac, I recommend this version: https://github.com/Frogging-Family/glibc-eac/ The alternative is using flatpak Steam package, which might be a better option if you're not an advanced user, also glibc-eac breaks Insurgency Sandstorm for me. Other non-arch distros are fine, also Devs are working on fixing it.
For maximum performance squeezing use:
- DirectX 11 renderer
- Feral's game mode
- TKG Proton Bleeding Edge: https://github.com/Frogging-Family/wine-tkg-git
- TKG mesa-git: https://github.com/Frogging-Family/mesa-git
- CachyOS eevdf kernel: https://github.com/CachyOS/linux-cachyos
