How to Install HD2 on Linux
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4 years 10 months ago - 4 years 10 months ago #19
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"Straight and narrow is the path."
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I was thinking of i3 since you mentioned it and I also saw it before. Some are
more popular than others. I wouldn't even add more to my current setup. It's
simple and that's how I like things in life. I would prefer to invest money and
time into making dough than tweaking something that works and looks good
already
more popular than others. I wouldn't even add more to my current setup. It's
simple and that's how I like things in life. I would prefer to invest money and
time into making dough than tweaking something that works and looks good
already
"Straight and narrow is the path."
Last edit: 4 years 10 months ago by snowman. Reason: typing as always... :D
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4 years 8 months ago - 4 years 7 months ago #20
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HD2 on Linux thread here
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EDIT --- This may help a bit, but it's not a solution.
Since I have moved to the Plasma Desktop I have been experiencing some lag.
I think I've finally fixed it by disabling the Plasma compositor while playing HD2.
To do that:
System Settings > Window Management > Window Rules > New:
In "Window class (application)" choose "exact match" and enter "hd2_sabresquadron.exe"
then in "Appearance and Fixes"
tick "Block Compositing", choose "Force" and tick Yes.
Apply.
Since I have moved to the Plasma Desktop I have been experiencing some lag.
I think I've finally fixed it by disabling the Plasma compositor while playing HD2.
To do that:
System Settings > Window Management > Window Rules > New:
In "Window class (application)" choose "exact match" and enter "hd2_sabresquadron.exe"
then in "Appearance and Fixes"
tick "Block Compositing", choose "Force" and tick Yes.
Apply.
HD2 on Linux thread here
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4 years 8 months ago #21
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XFCE Window manger doesn't have those kind of rules.
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4 years 8 months ago #22
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But it has a compositor.
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4 years 8 months ago #23
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Yes, and I think I've found something. I'll have to test it later tonight.
Turned of display compositor and I don't mind transparency at all.
Will update this post later.
Turned of display compositor and I don't mind transparency at all.
Will update this post later.
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4 years 7 months ago #24
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Edited my previous post. The compositor is not the cause of the lag.
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