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<small> This is a work in progress. Please send any comments, corrections or concerns to @tragedie37 in the forums. </small> | <small> This is a work in progress. Please send any comments, corrections or concerns to @tragedie37 in the forums. </small> | ||
This installation procedure is a marriage between the [[Getting_Started_on_Linux|original Linux installation instructions]] and @meriadoc's wonderful, but complicated, [[Getting_Started_on_Linux_(v2)|non-PlayOnLinux version]]. | This installation procedure is a marriage between the [[wikipedia:Getting_Started_on_Linux|original Linux installation instructions]] and @meriadoc's wonderful, but complicated, [[wikipedia:Getting_Started_on_Linux_(v2)|non-PlayOnLinux version]]. | ||
The reason this page exists is because the original version would not recognize my hardware while Meriadoc's version is able to correctly identify my GPU, due to its using vulkan and dkvx, but does not use PlayOnLinux (POL). POL is much easier for me to control how many clients I am running, rather than using command line arguments or a script. Optionally, I like installing a base wine-staging wine system as well as POL; this usually ensures that 32-bit binaries are included in your installation. | The reason this page exists is because the original version would not recognize my hardware while Meriadoc's version is able to correctly identify my GPU, due to its using vulkan and dkvx, but does not use PlayOnLinux (POL). POL is much easier for me to control how many clients I am running, rather than using command line arguments or a script. Optionally, I like installing a base wine-staging wine system as well as POL; this usually ensures that 32-bit binaries are included in your installation. |