It's just microsoft gaming dep had a sort of reverse-NIMBY crisis and decided to implement everything they could via this or that windows service (which just about nobody would or does use).Īnd people seem so much like not even caring that in 3 years nobody noticed bugs getting fixed either.

I probably won't find a comment by one of Wine maintainers about GFWL support, but considering it has been a lot of time since that note was initially created, you probably get the idea. Or each game should have it's separate fixed up environment (like playonlinux). Personally I would just use some base image and use a unionfs like fs layer on that. I think installing social club from the GTA site should fix most of these.īut I don't know how proton integrates. It's not related to GTA at least.Ībout GFWL, I never knew anything other than to install xlive.dll to get rid of it. On the WIN2 I have major problems using the controller pad, but that might be due to not compiling the kernel correctly. The steam machine is an i5 with a GTX960M with 3GB VRAM. I think I should install it using desktop mode and see what happens. On my steammachine with steamos beta, I just reboot it, because it never finishes installing. The specs: intel M3, intel HD 615, 8GB memory, xbox like gamepad. It has no rotated scanout features, so all rotation is done in software.

The GPD WIN 2 is based on an intel SoC with a 720x1280 portrait display rotated landscape. I should time it, it looks like 5.10 minutes in big picture mode. GTA EFLC seems to just take ages to get to the selection screen I've now seen. Oh, wait, I am not using padoka, but oibaf, and that's a guy/repo who packages upstream mesa for stable ubuntu releases on a daily basis.

Gta iv won't launch