A linux user opinion :)

[Akaziel]

Hey! i just bought this tool to support the dev.
I know it doesnt work on linux / steamdeck.

A few weeks ago i switched copletely to PopOS on my PC and Steamdeck cus Microsoft is just escalating completely IMHO.

Im completely overwhelmed by the game compatibility with help of GE-Proton.

My wish for the future might be a separate app written for the linux comunity.
also i would pay about 15+ €uros for that. if many people show this motivation, maybe we will get our wish fulfilled :)

[daxter]

Originally posted by Akaziel:

Hey! i just bought this tool to support the dev.
I know it doesnt work on linux / steamdeck.

A few weeks ago i switched copletely to PopOS on my PC and Steamdeck cus Microsoft is just escalating completely IMHO.

Im completely overwhelmed by the game compatibility with help of GE-Proton.

My wish for the future might be a separate app written for the linux comunity.
also i would pay about 15+ €uros for that. if many people show this motivation, maybe we will get our wish fulfilled :)

I've been checking this app out of curiosity, and I'm concerned a little bit about the lack of knowledge people seem to have in regards to upscaling. Your steam deck comes with FSR upscaling as Linux in general can use built in FSR 1.0, so why on earth would you buy this? Not only that but NIS comes with Nvidia control panel and upscaling comes built in with games. I don't get the point of purchasing this software. Upscaling is easy to get for free. I just don't get the point of paying for this.

[Gizzmoe]

Originally posted by acdoob:

Upscaling is easy to get for free. I just don't get the point of paying for this.

It's about the frame generation, not the image upscaling.

[ogioto]

It has been discussed every week
https://steamcommunity.com/app/993090/discussions/search/?q=linux&gidforum=3315110799609539849&include_deleted=1

[Akaziel]

thanks Gizzmoe. you understand :D
yea its about frame generation. and its a more general thought about linux. not just steamdeck, which has a good fsr integration.

and yes i saw the other topics. but i thought i made it clear that i have something else in mind. a more...motivating request. But if im the only one its totally fine. i just wanted to write my thoughts :)

maybe there will be a neat option via steam itself. but until then i'd like to support "innovative" devs :)

[Gizzmoe]

Originally posted by Akaziel:

But if im the only one its totally fine.

You are not alone :) Many wish that there's a native Linux version, but that's simply never going to happen. The needed development time would be massive, and the financial return laughable due to a extremely low Linux/SteamOS market share compared to the maybe 500+ million Windows PC worldwide that can run LS.

[ogioto]

Originally posted by Akaziel:

thanks Gizzmoe. you understand :D
yea its about frame generation. and its a more general thought about linux. not just steamdeck, which has a good fsr integration.

and yes i saw the other topics. but i thought i made it clear that i have something else in mind. a more...motivating request. But if im the only one its totally fine. i just wanted to write my thoughts :)

maybe there will be a neat option via steam itself. but until then i'd like to support "innovative" devs :)

You are not alone, but at the moment linux port of the app is not currently possible due to many factors, mostly software libraries that are not compatible and there is no analogue for them under linux.

[Akaziel]

Thanks for your notes. makes sense for me. maybe in a few years. :D
Have a great day!

[noodlecake]

Originally posted by daxter:

Originally posted by Akaziel:

Hey! i just bought this tool to support the dev.
I know it doesnt work on linux / steamdeck.

A few weeks ago i switched copletely to PopOS on my PC and Steamdeck cus Microsoft is just escalating completely IMHO.

Im completely overwhelmed by the game compatibility with help of GE-Proton.

My wish for the future might be a separate app written for the linux comunity.
also i would pay about 15+ €uros for that. if many people show this motivation, maybe we will get our wish fulfilled :)

I've been checking this app out of curiosity, and I'm concerned a little bit about the lack of knowledge people seem to have in regards to upscaling. Your steam deck comes with FSR upscaling as Linux in general can use built in FSR 1.0, so why on earth would you buy this? Not only that but NIS comes with Nvidia control panel and upscaling comes built in with games. I don't get the point of purchasing this software. Upscaling is easy to get for free. I just don't get the point of paying for this.

Frame generation. Lots of different options for upscaling. Regular updates with new features