@joekamprad oh wow I didn’t know they had updated that AUR package since I last checked it last year, thank you sir!

@flyerguymn you can also install the gnome group and only install the gnome-shell and stuff minimal stuff if it will let you. I know the live install is running on gnome so this suggestion probably strange and probably will do nothing lol

@xxxxgorgonxxxx see Lutris FAQ

@xxxxgorgonxxxx looks like you must have it installed on your drive already, then you run it through lutris, otherwise you have to write an installer and submit it on the website.

@flyerguymn Try this, the selected answer might work. I can’t test it fully since wayland doesn’t work in a virtual machine apparently and I only have access to my W10 laptop right now.

@xxxxgorgonxxxx just use yaourt lutris and choose the first one, install from AUR like normal and you should be good to go. There’s various steps in linking it with your steam account or finding games you own but that’s for you to go through and follow the guides for it I think.

@xxxxgorgonxxxx probably worth mentioning that guy did it with win 3.9 which is pretty old

Lutris is a great option!

I know that with the 4.17 kernel that wifi on my laptop is broken, but the 4.16 kernel it was working just fine, so I have the 4.14 LTS kernel installed for now, but it’s far from ideal. Anything involving standby, blanking screen, or hibernation, all results in an unusable state so I have to force shutdown.

That being said, what would be the proper way to report the bug and what would I do to test the kernel if I would be sent a kernel to test out. Would I use the ABS to build a kernel and what-not or would I try and build the traditional way?

I’m trying to figure out how I can better do my part in improving Linux rather than just sending out a bug report and never reporting back and basically just wasting people’s time.

@33nicolas I don’t use cinnamon but does this help? see link

@tuxutku I’ve always thought that a clicking noise from your hard drive is an audible warning that it’s failing. pretty good article on sounds I think