There's plenty of single-player games that don't use any sort of anticheat you can play and that work fine on WINE and Proton.

Well thanks everyone. I finally managed to get it to work on Arch. System has separate encrypted root and swap in LVM, and a separate encrypted home. It can suspend and hibernate. Below are my steps DISK PREP partition the main drive for your swap and root first. For me, it is a boot partition + an EFI + a LUKS container with LVM on top. Create your volumes. I use Arch, so format and mount them appropriately before pacstrap. Leave out mount point for /home. Go to your other drive, follow: https://www.cyberciti.biz/hardware/cryptsetup-add-enable-luks-disk-encryption-keyfile-linux/ to create a LUKS container that is encrypted with: a keyfile and a password. Test both to make sure you can open the locked drive. Format and mount it at /mnt/home or where you want the /home to be. Pacstrap and then genfstab. Important: Make sure to copy the keyfile from your archiso environment to your chroot environment aka your system. Otherwise, when reboot, the keyfile is gone. I put it in /root and set permission so only root can read. AUTOMATIC UNLOCK First, fstab. When you do genfstab, things should be fine. But just double check the UUID is correct for /home. Note in fstab, the UUID is the unlocked one: so the one with /dev/mapper/home. Change to noatime if you desire. Second, crypttab. Assume you decrypt your LUKS home as "home". Add this: home uuid of the unencrypted home drive location of the keyfile luks The link above said to just use /dev/sda, but imo UUID is safer if you have a removable drive. Third, grub. Edit your /etc/default/grub and append the following to GRUB_CMD_LINUX: "rd.luks.uuid=UUID of the locked luks home drive" FOR HIBERNATION For some reasons, hibernation doesnt work out of the box. It works when I have everything in 1 drive, i.e 1 boot, 1 efi, 1 lvm on luks for /home, swap and /. The fix is simple: add "resume" to /etc/mkinitcpio.conf. Add before "filesystems" . Rebuild your initramfs with mkinitcpio -P. add to /etc/default/grub: "resume= uuid of the unlocked swap partition". Or if you do LVM, just use "resume=/dev/vg/swap".

Yeah I browsed some more and this site is indeed quite shit.

How hard is it to just use a decent license like AGPL???

With the help of AI and patience from God I was able to get this working. It does work, although I wouldn't say it's running flawlessly. Having said that, these are hands down the worst instructions I've ever read. I would not have been able to do this without asking multiple AI what the hell you were talking about.

Yes of course. It doesn't do what I need. Gimp is better for what I need

You are right and I am wrong ; I guess I jumped too fast after the gulf of america thing. [image: 6a29c8cb-f756-4b1a-8920-e8d24936122d.jpeg]

to answer this question: if you're on a dpkg-based system, check /var/log/dpkg.log (or /var/log/dpkg.log.2.gz to get logs from January, if your system rotates them once a month).

Yup. All of that is true. It also protects you from yourself by preventing you from making changes outside of the home directory so you can't hose your system accidentally. It's intentional.

That's awesome! Welcome to the club and don't be afraid to explore your system and ask questions!

Nice, I didn't know about the all selector

Clicks onto post labeled "GNOME 48 Release Notes" Have you met our lord and savior Plasma?

Blew my mind too, sad really