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#Are dying light mods usable in enhanced ediytion install#

In practice, any characters other than latin ones are not working. Squares or invisible symbols, special characters and cyrillic letters in Source-based gamesĪny special character may produce a square or an empty space mark in the game, main menu and game console. So you have to disable Wayland in /etc/gdm/nf: You will only see a blank screen or even flickering when connecting to a Steam host running on Wayland.

#Are dying light mods usable in enhanced ediytion install#

Install lib32-libcurl-compat and run the game with LD_PRELOAD=libcurl.so.3.Ĭurrently Steam Link does not work with Wayland. Missing libcurl.so.4 or version CURL_OPENSSL_3 not found Install lib32-openssl-1.0-hardened AUR and run the game with LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/openssl-1.0. Some Steam games are built against OpenSSL 1.0. Reason: The OpenSSL 1.0 package has been dropped, this page replaces it with a hardened version from the AUR, are there still games affected? (Discuss in Talk:Steam/Game-specific troubleshooting) are we anti cheat yet A comprehensive and crowd-sourced list of games using anti-cheats and their compatibility with GNU/Linux or Wine/Proton.ProtonDB crowdsourced Linux compatibility reports.Users also describe if they had to apply tweaks. You can filter searched reports by Linux distribution and by hardware.

The following links offer even more fixes and tweaks for various games which would otherwise exceed this article's purpose:įor games running with Proton, you can check ProtonDB which lists a lot of useful user reports for specific games. Link bug reports and sources of workarounds.

Use "game directory" or the GAME pseudo-variable to refer to a game's directory.

When the text reads " run the game with FOO=bar" it is implied that you either update your launch options or run the game from the command-line with the environment variable. The GAME pseudo-variable is used to refer to a game's directory. This page assumes familiarity with the Steam#Directory structure, Steam#Launch options, environment variables, the Steam runtime and shared libraries.