Killed by Google VS lutris

I doubt it, but also, it's Google. There's a whole Google Graveyard

Most of the Google Graveyard that a company might have invested in leveraging is much more damaging than having to change bot providers.

Have a stroll through the graveyard if you want to remember 😊

Here, the Google’s Cemetery.

How long before it features on https://killedbygoogle.com/?

> People forget that Larry Page's ultimate goal was to have Google predict what you wanted before you even asked for it.

Indeed, I haven't heard about that ultimate goal. But I hear about others regularly.

https://killedbygoogle.com/

Those are the ones that survived. According to https://killedbygoogle.com/ there's 281 products that were killed off.

I believe both Bottles and Lutris are available on SteamDeck from the built-in Discover app store. These are popular programs for managing Wine/Proton prefixes (fake Windows environments; sometimes referred to as "bottles" because of the Bottles program; Steam does that as well for every Windows game, just automatically).

If you are still having issues with bnet on Lutris, and have access to Discord, why not head over to the Lutris Discord server (link is on the lutris.net site) and see if someone can help you. A similar issue was observed on Arch earlier today, maybe the solution they worked out can help you also.

Just a few quick tips: - Steam is the best place to game on Linux. Proton does wonders. To enable it for all titles, go into settings -> Steam Play -> Enable Steam Play for all titles - For games not on Steam, use either Lutris or Bottles. - I don't know about the exact state of VR on Linux, but I think some (most?) games don't work, even with WINE/Proton. In this case, as a last resort, you can run a VM. You'll have to setup GPU-passthrough to get acceptable performances. I think virt-manager is well suited for that, but it's not exactly the most user-friendly software. You'll have to ask for help on this point, I suppose.

Been using and playing games on Linux since 1997. It's been there for some time. The games are different in most cases. I play overwatch on my Linux desktop now through lutris.net as well as steam native and proton enabled windows games.

Just check whatever game you want to know if works on ProtonDB, there's also Lutris for non-steam games. (I've heard about Bottles, but haven't tested it myself yet)

If you are not using Steam, I think Lutris and min-ed-launcher are worth looking into.

Hello, I installed wine-7.0.1 yesterday via the instructions on their website and lutris 0.5.12 via luris-releases . I had Nier - Automata installed on my windows directory so I added the game using Wine runner and platform Windows. It gave the error that the wine version I have does not support esync.

I would add github topics, for example lutris has the game-launcher topic.

Using Winetricks, add sapi to your WoW prefix - for more info on the issue, go to the forums on lutris.net and search WoW, I posted how to fix it there.

Your best bet is installing Lutris and then installing LoL via the Lutris script.