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When GTX1060 was in I hadn't segfaults, I could play even Deux Ex while information says "This Linux distro is not supported", however - it runs smoothly.
I did scheduled upgrades from time to time.
Now I have only onboard GPU HD530, but still, games work @ 15fps. But I have no storage and Internet connection to keep them all updated.
The only problems I had with Arch were:
- my Xbox controller, which seems to be drifting over screen (there was no such problem with SteamOS) in all games, even calibrated,
- no sound (Dying Light).
Which games has NW.js engine and we can take a look to test it?
My friend here has good experience with Arch and may help me with debug.
I have no Construct 2/3 games however. And I see it's closed software, isn't?
Maybe this is root issue?
According to Wiki:
Construct Classic is the free and open source since 2007.
Construct 2 - This version moved from free and open source license model to proprietary with a free license option.
I advise using BTRFS and snapshotting OS before update. BTRFS work well under Arch - tested.
By example CrossCode (the demo):
https://store.steampowered.com/app/368340/CrossCode/
But, yeah, it's possible that's a end issue on my operating system, nothing is impossible.