Linux Gaming Introduction
Linux gaming being a viable competitor to Windows is a relatively new paradigm. Most Windows exclusive games can run on Bazzite using modern hardware. There are still some rough edges, but gaming on Linux does offer advantages on the appropriate hardware such as better frame-times than on Windows.
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Game Launchers
- Setting Up Steam
- Non-Steam Games
- Available Options
- Configuring Lutris
- Gamepass Using Xbox Cloud Gaming
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Managing & Modding Games
- Compatibility Layers
- Proton Prefix Information
- Hidden Files in File Manager
- Modding Quick-Start
- Pre-Installed Enhancements
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Common Issues
- Proton Logs
- Native Linux Builds vs. Proton
- Issues with Valve/Source Games
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Hardware Compatibility for Gaming
- Vulkan Version Diagnostic
- Information Regarding Unsupported Filesystems
Useful External Resources
- ProtonDB - User reports for game compatibility on Linux
- Are We Anti-Cheat Yet? - List of popular games utilizing anti-cheat software and if the game supports Linux
- Linux Gaming Wiki - Introduction to Linux gaming that includes useful external resources
- PC Gaming Wiki - General information, workarounds, and enhancements for PC games
- General Emulation Wiki - Emulation resources
Documentation Contributors: Kyle Gospodnetich, RJ Trujillo, Benjamin Shermin, Nathaniel Warburton, and Jorge Castro
See also: Steam Deck Gaming Mode Overview