JordiGH
Sigh, having lots of trouble getting Wine to play my Windows games on recent Debian.
I fix a game, and then I think it works, then I go play another one and I fix that one then I go back to the first one and now it's also broken
Mar 16 at 3:42amWeb
Show threadBen ZaninMar 16
@JordiGH hmmm. Isolating game-specific Wine configurations from each other is one thing that Steam does pretty well, but I'd like to follow your lead and distance myself from what is essentially a big ol' DRM system. If you figure out a good workflow here I'm super keen to read about it.
Show threadLonesome SmurfMar 16
@JordiGH are you using Lutris?
Show threadJordiGHMar 16
@florekm Yes. What do you use?
Show threadLonesome SmurfMar 16
@JordiGH hm so not sure why you have problems. In Lutris you should have separated environments for each game so settings for one should not affect others.
Show threadJordiGHMar 16

@florekm I'm thinking the sound drivers I'm using are just unstable and the sound is getting locked up by one game when going to another.

I don't know, I'm just guessing.

Show threadLonesome SmurfMar 16
@JordiGH Not experienced enough but my problems are usually resolved by selecting proper wine/proton version for each title. I've noticed that for some games using proton-ge binaries downloaded from github worked better than those provided by lutris, not sure why. Sometimes it also helps to add Lutris game to steam and run it from there.
Show threadJordiGHMar 16
@florekm I'm very deliberately avoiding Steam, so maybe that's part of my trouble.
Show threadAaron DavisMar 16
@JordiGH I think I've found Proton to work better.
Show threadJordiGHMar 16
@Aaron_Davis I think I am using Proton via wine-ge builds.