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Mpv uses too much battery, about video players I use the old gnome videos.

Edit: importing subscriptions don’t work, so yeah :/

Oh, cool! I’m using PipePipe on android, I’m going to check the Newpipe flatpak!

Got it wrong! Sorry

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Do you use any pulseaudio modules?

Yeah, remembered that wrong, thanks for the correction! Corrected it in my comment.

winecfg can add drives too, I always put an U: to /home/username , that makes it easier to pick a better location to install the game files (in my case, to ~/Games). A lot of things can be tweaked with winetricks and winecfg hahaha.

I think WINEPREFIX is all those tools need. Lutris can use that too (if i remember correctly).

For the setup:

Final Edit: The wine prefix is the same for the games and the installer, just a windows subsystem that has all the dependencies.

First I install the wine-cachyos package, create a WINEPREFIX variable for the folder i want to put the prefix in, then i run winecfg to start the prefix, then I install the dotnet packages and vcredist packages through (before, when the repos existed) these links for the vcredist and dotnet (maybe archive.org or somewhere else still have the executables), or using winetricks too, but these are nicer to use as they install everything in one go.

Then I install the dxvk and vkd3d (you can install through lutris, so this is kinda useless hahaha).

Then I run the fitgirl repack through lutris and click to install the vcredist or .net when asked.

Then I just run the game with a runner or wine-cachyos.

I’ll update this with valid links when I find them.

Edit: last time I used this and this, installing just the .net runtimes, not directx, java, silverlight, etc.

I use it all the time on linux, what problems did you have?

I use CachyOS on my X220 with btrfs and lzo as disk compression (lzo is very good on old cpus and makes the SSD go really fast). But I think any distro could be good on that hardware.

As a side note, I would really like an x86_64-v2 distro, people jumped from no additional instructions to v3 in no time, but these thinkpads and older pcs could really shine with that kind of optimization.

Yeah, it seems its used for passing devices to virtualized environments, but it seems, on these old bulldozer motherboards, the usb devices are virtualized (I have read a long time ago, could be wrong).

I have a ThinkPad x1 tablet gen 2. These x1 tablets are very cheap when used or refurbished and you can install any linux distro, as they are using x86_64 cpus.

I use it with gnome and cachyos, the optimizations really help and gnome has, in my opinion, the best touchscreen feel, it’s very polished for this.

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