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EDIT: okay, so i use discord. my overlay was turned on for NMS. i turned it off and it no longer freezes. try that if you have discord running
No, this has been a problem for many for a long time. The game by the way is fully active behind the frozen graphics screen. If you can blindly find your ship you can create an autosave so you don't lose progress before restarting. Alternately, if it's been a long time since you saved and you are desperate to recover the game time you just spent, you can start shooting at things and try to get the sentinels to come to you and kill you. You also get an autosave when you die. I did that once and saved 3 hours of base building.
Try going to the games actual directory. Right-click NMS.exe inside the Binaries folder and create a new shortcut, and send the new shortcut to your desktop. This is causing my game to open by itself WITHOUT my GOG Galaxy client opening its overlay with it.
Both shortcuts point to the same target file. The only difference I've seen between the shortcuts is the "Start in:" field is pointed to my GOG Galaxy install after the update where in my new shortcut I just made, its "Start in:" field is pointed to the actual game directory and game launch .exe file.
Updates may be altering your shortcut to "Start in:" a different location than it did before is my guess.
If Steam uses an overlay(i believe it does) similar to GOGs overlay, I bet it's the overlay causing the alt + tab problem. Figure out how to get rid of the Steam overlay, and I bet you'll fix the issue. If it's still happening and you don't use discord anyway.
That's how mine got fixed.
Alt+Tab has always worked for me running NMS on Ubuntu.
But it's the Windows key that causes the game to drop from 60 fps to 10 unless I restart .
Not an issue as long as I avoid that key
On my old outdated setup, alt-tabbing was a big no-no. Perhaps it's performance/hardware related.
I've just tried that too: no problems whatsoever using the Windows key. I wonder if this might be a graphics driver issue?