Linux Support?

[pjlx911]

Have to ask. Moved away from M$ because their intrusive AI BS to Linux and would like to know if Linux support will be a thing with this game.

[pjlx911]

Originally posted by JSNFARRELL:

You could have removed that stuff. There are many methods and tools out there to remove MS's bloat crap.

That's nice, but tbh, I moved to Linux and kinda like it and don't want to go back.

[N3πTVИ]

probably will work via Proton fine as usual, that is if devs will not some intrusive anti-cheat. Steering wheel support is worse issue on linux right now to be fair. Couldn't get my g923-xb to work properly in any game.

[Bacon]

+1 here on Linux support. I understand it may not be a focus but if any developers read this thread and try the game under Proton, who knows, maybe there's only 1 or 2 simple bugs in the way, that could be squashed. Or not.

As a counterpoint to the previous response: I run AC/ACC/AMS2 and others with a Logitech wheel (and another one before) and VR, all working fine, plus other games. I look forward for VR EVO on Linux.

[ALK]

I'm on ubunbtu and use Wine to play assetto I think this should work just fine

[raizenxd]

Bump, just make it run via Proton and we will be happy.

[LiNuX-leillo]

Count me in if it's playable on Linux, and please don't let the installation be hell like the previous one.

[ThunderDownUnder]

Just works here, using proton experimental (don't know if that's required, just the first thing I tried). FFB for Moza works.

[Empty Helmet]

Same here.... works on Linux out of the box via proton.

[kazereal]

Works fine with Proton. Might need to adjust setting depending on hardware performance. Very minor visual glitches that might be due to DXVK or vkd3d.

[kazereal]

You can see very small black spots in the side-mirror here. Otherwise entirely fine.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3408963374

[Fockah]

It works fine under openSuse out of the box.

In Steam->Options->Compatibility enable "Steam Play for all other titles".
Select Proton Experimental.

Game->Right-click->Properties->Compatibility, check ‘... force’ and select Proton Experimental.

It is generally recommended to deactivate shader precaching in Steam under Linux.
Steam->Options->Downloads, Shader Pre-Caching.
This has nothing to do with or does not affect precaching in the game itself.

[Capeman67]

How about windows support?>

[MrAnderson17]

I use an openffboard wheel and have some weird choppy FFB when left foot braking or in certain tire slip situations under Linux. I have not seen it reported at all for windows so I think it may be a Linux specific issue. Anyone else experience that? Lowering the gain seems to help but doesn't make it completely go away.

I played around with the various FFB tuning settings but none of them seemed to have any impact on this issue for me except gain.

I started a thread too but there's a lot of noise in this discussion so figured I'd ask in this existing one too.

[HerLegz]

Linux support and BSD Unix support for PS5&Pro are going to be very important for the long term!

[Zipppy]

I can confirm it works without a hitch on Garuda and ProtonGE, some minor random artifacting occurs but that's a minor thing. grid of 9 AIs slows down on my setup (R7 5800X3D 32 GB RAM, 7900XT) probably will be sorted with optimisations