linux-lol-guide VS nvidia-all

This guide was referenced in another reddit post, and installing all the libraries mentioned there has made League to execute pass the splash screen. I'm also looking at this other guide, in case anyone needs it. If no further problems arise, I'll tag this post as solved :)

1) Adding these arguments to my game options: -launch-product=league_of_legends --launch-patchline=live 2) Added D3D10 & D3D11 as native in my Wine Configuration, run league.exe from the official website through the wine prefix 3) Tried changing driver versions 4) Tried installing everything listed in this guide and adjusted my settings to be exactly the same as the guide showed 5) Tried different wine-ge-lol versions, (wine-lutris-ge-6.13-3, lutris-ge-6.16-4, lutris-lol-5.5-2) 6) Also, trying sudo pacman -Syu multiple times 7) I have NOT managed to figure out how to try this fix yet: "Created new folder for game removing spaces from the League of Legends name -> \leagueoflegends" I just don't know what exactly is meant by that, the only folder I see is called league-of-legends.

- rollback the driver using github.com/Frogging-Family/nvidia-all and get rev530.41.03-250.

The TKG DKMS package already has an open issue, and it seems like there's a patch for it. Looks like you'll need to manually patch it, though.

Have a look at nvidia-all

Stay with Endeavour. Install the DKMS Nvidia drivers from https://github.com/frogging-family/nvidia-all

git clone https://github.com/frogging-family/nvidia-all cd nvidia-all makepkg -si

If the installer detects no nvidia GPU then it wont install the driver, but you could just reinstall the system and keep your /home directory (your games and stuff) or you install the driver beforehand via nvidia-all aio installer and follow nvidia do's and don'ts from the archwiki. But be warned gamemode is laggy with nvidia (desktop big picture is fine), because valve hasn't enabled video acceleration for nvidia in gamemode yet.

Or you could just clone https://github.com/frogging-family/nvidia-all and run makepkg -si from the directory. Choose your wanted driver branch and choose non-open and WITH dkms when prompted. That will allow you to also use custom kernels (DKMS I mean)

But mainly I use Frogging Family's github for my kernels and Nvidia drivers. https://github.com/Frogging-Family/nvidia-all Couple commands, a reboot and I'm up for gaming again. Mainly I use this github for more up to date drivers. And you can test the opensource part or vulkan drivers. Vulkan and the normal DKMS driver works fine for me.