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VoidQuark 20 Jun, 2022 @ 3:05am
Mod does not work on Steam deck (steamOS)
In theory ubuntu install steps should works but steam deck install windows edition. I can see exe files inside local C:S directory. I also subsribed patcher as you should. There is no shell script inside. Always critical error occured even game tell you patcher is fine but fps booster show not working. I try everything desktop mode and run it as on normal linux system via steam. Reboot but nothing help. Fps are low 20approx on steam deck. Can you support this mod for steam deck ?
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VoidQuark 20 Jun, 2022 @ 3:38am 
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tGEz2sKWs1hffG_1OrFXZLjZsT-NkG8u/view?usp=sharing
Adding logs
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Krzychu1245  [developer] 20 Jun, 2022 @ 1:00pm 
You have to use Linux native version otherwise(Proton) won't work (see linux installation guide). I don't have working solution for that yet.
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VoidQuark 21 Jun, 2022 @ 10:14am 
You are right. I select linux native in steam deck and now it works.
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Thunder_Ruler 1 Jul, 2022 @ 8:22pm 
Originally posted by saFhir:
You are right. I select linux native in steam deck and now it works.

Can you provide steps?
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zonzon le raton 1 Dec, 2022 @ 1:40am 
Originally posted by Thunder_Ruler:
Originally posted by saFhir:
You are right. I select linux native in steam deck and now it works.

Can you provide steps?
Inside steam game properties, in compatibility, you can choose which proton version to use, and at the very bottom of the list, there is an option for Linux runtime (which is native)
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Thunder_Ruler 3 Dec, 2022 @ 3:57pm 
Originally posted by zonzon le raton:
Originally posted by Thunder_Ruler:

Can you provide steps?
Inside steam game properties, in compatibility, you can choose which proton version to use, and at the very bottom of the list, there is an option for Linux runtime (which is native)

I appreciate the response TY
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