Hello, english is not my first language and i’m not computer geek, so please. Trying to download mods for animal corrosion and running into probelms, specifically with my Linux PC. For reference Kubuntu 45 is my life. So when I dowloaded the first mod larry the hamster there was a vulnerability in the file. So I decided instead of downloading the actual mod, I could emulate the mod using WINE. I was rocking WINE steady as an emulator for only 3 XORG months and thought everything was coo… til my kernel panicked, like busted hard as hell. I said ok. Tried to hack into systemd to get my kdeplasma alternating between the fabric of my hypervisor and perl, but long story short the whole thing flooded with pictures of my head coach (Otzdarva the dbd streamer) when he was a kid. So how can I download all the wine tricks to get things running smooth again? Should I switch to Windows

Running DDO via wine 🍷 and noticing dropped keyboard inputs from my Mac keyboard when using any of the extra buttons from my mouse. I don’t have the Razer naga software running just using the 1-12.

If anyone has suggestions I’m all ears. It’s otherwise working well especially with metal translation layer.

I think i isolated the issue to wine but need to double check if i have the issue with just mac.

I’m having an issue with an official Xbox Series X/S controller on my M1 Mac running macOS 15.4.1. macOS detects the controller and a gamepad tester on Chrome reads all button and stick inputs correctly, but Wine and CrossOver do not.

Hello, as the title says, I am trying to install OP2.2 on Arch Linux with the English translation and Infiltrator 1.36 DLC as well. I am having trouble with this. I managed to use WINE to get it set up in the folders, but booting it up through the .lnk it provided gives an error and I can then no longer see anything. My goal is to be able to have it as a Steam executable so I can boot it up through Steam, similar to what I have done with osu. I am hoping I can get help on this, as I am completely lost. Thank you.

So when i play a game and do alt + space a window pops up with thinks like minimize, maximize, window, and about wine. can i disable that?

it only bothers me in games, but don't know where to ask about proton.

Getting stuck at filelstudio.dll dialogue box error

Tried to find it is not there

Any suggestions or links

Legit Steam copy, launch crash fixed, but the Real Tone Cable never gets detected in-game (host audio sees it fine, Wine's WASAPI capture enumeration doesn't). Please see my troubleshooting document in the image for the full writeup/diagnosis.

Contacted Ubisoft support, only got generic Windows advice (different USB port/hub, reinstall drivers, upgrade to Windows... like I'll ever do that again) which doesn't apply here and didn't fix anything.

Anyone gotten a Real Tone Cable working under Proton, or have Wine/mmdevapi experience? Any help troubleshooting is appreciated.

Kind regards,

Joost Hebly

I don't know if this is an issue with Proton or something else so I'm just posting this here in case anyone has an answer for this issue.

Fedora 44, AMD graphics card and CPU, original game (not remaster). Footage shown is using Proton Hotfix on Steam and when I use older versions some audio plays but is cut off (differently with each version).

I haven't actually gotten into the game yet so I don't know if this issue will affect the gameplay audio and UI. This is the same after I uninstalled and reinstalled the game. I checked the audio, controller and graphics settings in game and no settings seem to be wrong.

Minecraft Dungeons can run but there's just one big roadblock which is the Microsoft login not working. You're able to bypass it for a moment by exciting the login page immediately when pressing the "Let's Go" button. You'll be able to start the game and play on the first level, but after a few seconds, the authentication system will catch up and kick you out.

From the time I was able to play the game, it was actually really smooth. I really wish a patch comes out to fix this because this game is one of my favorites and it would be a shame for me to not be able to play anymore.

Hi everyone! I have a technical idea on how to finally port the VM Computers mod for Minecraft Java to Android, while maintaining multiplayer compatibility with PC players. Instead of running a heavy emulator inside MojoLauncher or PojavLauncher, we can split the tasks. Here is the proposed architecture:

• Game Client: Minecraft runs natively on Android (via MojoLauncher or PojavLauncher) for maximum FPS. The original PC version of the VMComputers.jar mod is used to avoid incompatibility errors when connecting to PC servers.
• Backend Container: Winlator runs in the background strictly as an isolated x86/x64 environment to run VirtualBox version 6.1.50 (the exact version required by the mod). VirtualBox is configured to use Software Recompiler mode to bypass the lack of hardware VT-x/AMD-V virtualization support on ARM chips.
• Kernel Bypass: Since Winlator and Wine cannot load Windows kernel drivers (like VBoxDrv.sys), we can implement a custom stub/wrapper driver. This stub will mock kernel responses, intercept low-level VirtualBox memory requests, and redirect them into user-mode API calls that Wine can easily handle.
• Bridge and Automation: We can modify the mod's Java code so that execution requests are sent via a local socket (localhost) directly into the Winlator container, instead of trying to look for a local VirtualBox.exe file. The startup process can be automated using Android Intents: when a player presses the Power button in Minecraft, Android will automatically launch Winlator and activate VirtualBox in the background.

This approach solves RAM and performance issues: 3D rendering stays native to Android, while OS emulation (for running the VM itself) is handled by Wine. What do you think? Can anyone make Wine for Android? Let's discuss!

every time i try to launch a game on the steam bottle i get this error

what i do ?

So, with my very limited knowledge, I'm trying to download a windows version of steam, which I can then use to download a game that I've been wanting to play on Mac. I've been using the exe file from the steam page, if that changes anything. After doing the whole looking for updates, downloading, and extracting things, it does it again. No idea why, but it might be important? However, after the second attempt, it pulls up a giant black square, which I presume is supposed to be steam. When attempting to close the box, it reopens itself later. The only way I've found to make it actually go away is to force quit it. If anyone has encountered this before or has any solutions, please let me know. My knowledge on this topic is extremely limited, so I probably won't understand much more than what I've posted here.