How to play r6 on Linux?

[Duke]

Is it and how?

[Pocoloco]

There's this thing called the internet.

[ferro]

Are you sure?

[xxzenonokrxx]

Originally posted by Duke:

Is it and how?

I'm pretty certian that R6S is not supported on linux, the best you can do is dual boot a windows

[GirthwormGrim]

I've been looking at this recently. Unfortunately the PoL and WINE support is nonexistent/♥♥♥♥♥ at the moment. It's dual boot I'm afraid.

[Duke]

Originally posted by Guernsey FC GirthwormGrim:

I've been looking at this recently. Unfortunately the PoL and WINE support is nonexistent/♥♥♥♥♥ at the moment. It's dual boot I'm afraid.

try to use CentOS 7,maybe it work

[horttanainen]

Originally posted by Duke:

Originally posted by Guernsey FC GirthwormGrim:

I've been looking at this recently. Unfortunately the PoL and WINE support is nonexistent/♥♥♥♥♥ at the moment. It's dual boot I'm afraid.

try to use CentOS 7,maybe it work

I would just port windows for FreeBSD. ez

[Duke]

Originally posted by horttanainen:

Originally posted by Duke:

try to use CentOS 7,maybe it work

I would just port windows for FreeBSD. ez

i always use VMware workstation to try different systems,bt never port my real system for others

[bubbledouble]

Originally posted by Duke:

Is it and how?

Get windows

[Peter Parker]

"Steam now has a form of platform-specific wishlisting, to help developers see demand":
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/steam-now-has-a-form-of-platform-specific-wishlisting-to-help-developers-see-demand.10842

[Alex]

4 linux threads. wtf. dude just keep it to one.

[Peter Parker]

Lol. :P

Sorry; it's just that there were various threads already made about it, and I assumed that some people are just looking at only one of them (or some other subset).

[Alex]

Originally posted by Peter Parker:

Lol. :P

Sorry; it's just that there were various threads already made about it, and I assumed that some people are just looking at only one of them (or some other subset).

nah im talking about the OP.

[Venik]

There actaully is a thing called Proton u can enable in steam settings.
Never tried it, but sounds like it will work.
Simple AF!

[ArizedUp]

Originally posted by Venik:

There actually is a thing called Proton u can enable in steam settings.
Never tried it, but sounds like it will work.
Simple AF!

Sadly, it doesn't work with R6 Siege and a bunch of other games. ProtonDB and SteamPlay work with about 75% of games very well, but it struggles with a lot of that 25% of other games. It tends to have a lot of issues with games with anti-cheat systems such as BattleEye, which R6 Siege uses and requires. Though ProtonDB is working to try and make games with anti-cheat compatible. Personally, I would say Linux gaming won't be as good as on Windows for at least a year to a few years.

[Ubi-WheelyDuck]

Originally posted by ArizedUp:

Originally posted by Venik:

There actually is a thing called Proton u can enable in steam settings.
Never tried it, but sounds like it will work.
Simple AF!

Sadly, it doesn't work with R6 Siege and a bunch of other games. ProtonDB and SteamPlay work with about 75% of games very well, but it struggles with a lot of that 25% of other games. It tends to have a lot of issues with games with anti-cheat systems such as BattleEye, which R6 Siege uses and requires. Though ProtonDB is working to try and make games with anti-cheat compatible. Personally, I would say Linux gaming won't be as good as on Windows for at least a year to a few years.

Hey there,

I would advise against bumping old threads.

If you have any trouble and cannot find a current related thread I would recommend to create a new thread.

I will lock this thread to prevent further posts.

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