GOG is Getting Acquired By Its Original Co- Founder: What It Means For You
https://sh.itjust.works/post/52459812
GOG is Getting Acquired By Its Original Co- Founder: What It Means For You - sh.itjust.works
So… Is this a good thing? Bad thing? Gut reaction says that probably not the
greatest for GOG, being detached from a huge publisher like CD Projekt probably
isn’t great for a niche marketplace. In their faqs it states that GOG had a
strong year financially but they would of course bill it that way. The question
about why the new owner did so also just sounded disingenuous. Interested to see
where this goes from here. While I love gog and am a patron, their Linux support
leaves a lot to be desired. The sole fact that cloud saves are such a pain to
get working has led me to switch back to steam. I hope with these changes they
can maybe get some support on Linux.
Wayland and Sunshine (Streaming Games)
https://sh.itjust.works/post/49060911
Wayland and Sunshine (Streaming Games) - sh.itjust.works
Howdy, I’ve been trying to get sunshine setup on my arch (btw) install and
things aren’t going the smoothest. My PC has a 4080 and is hardwired to my wifi
7 router and the device I’m streaming to is an AYN Thor. All of those should be
relatively beefy devices so there shouldn’t be any bottlenecks there. When I
begin streaming a game however, my Thor displays my incoming framerate from the
network as, at most, ~30ish FPS. This is despite the fact I can see the game
running on my PC at 120+ FPS. Doing some googling it looks like the most likely
culprit is just Wayland’s compositor, I guess? It was suggested to try in x11,
but Jesus I would hate having to log out of my Wayland instance and into x11
just to stream games. Anyone stream games on their Linux install? Can anyone
think of anything else I can try to increase the framerate? Would really like
for this just to work and not need to have a whole process to stream something
basic like Xcom or something. Thanks for your guys’ insight!
