dcs_on_linux VS srsrs

hope it helps https://github.com/TheZoq2/dcs_on_linux (2y old)

I can make opentrack to work, but not with SDK_WINE=ON which is needed to use it through Lutris. https://github.com/TheZoq2/dcs_on_linux is describing it better if you scroll down to ''headtracking with Opentrack''.

I'm using DCS on Linux (Fedora) and it works quite well. You can install it from Lutris with Proton Wine. I think You need to make some file link described there https://github.com/TheZoq2/dcs_on_linux . There is need to set desktop visible in Lutris settings, because without login window will be under splash. Later switch to Wine 8 and joystick will work with all buttons.

I have no problem running the stand alone version in a wine prefix using Lutris. (The steps described at github.com/TheZoq2/dcs_on_linux are needed). Try running the steam version of the sim using steam or the stand alone version using wine.

It's been usable on Linux via wine/proton for a while, although getting some peripherals working can be difficult. Good luck. Interested people may find this useful, https://github.com/TheZoq2/dcs_on_linux

if that doesn't work for you, check out this comprehensive guide on DCS on linux: https://github.com/TheZoq2/dcs_on_linux

This is the guide I used to make the game work: https://github.com/TheZoq2/dcs_on_linux

I do; I've contributed heavily to that guide as I come across problems and fixes, but aside from some tessellation issues it works flawlessly.

The official client is unfortunately unsupported. However, I have a custom client available at https://gitlab.com/TheZoq2/srsrs/. It's bare bones, doesn't work with planes that don't configure their radio in the cockpit (FC3 mainly), but does connect to servers and works.