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Debian for Gaming (blog.c10l.cc)
submitted 11 months ago by c10l@lemmy.world to c/linux_gaming@lemmy.world
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A few days ago I published my Debian setup for gaming. Let me know if anything in there doesn't make sense or could be improved!

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[–] esserstein@sopuli.xyz 4 points 11 months ago (1 children)

I run a bog standard bookworm + kde. Only needed to update kernel from backports when I replaced my aging 1060 with an rx6750xt for more recent amdgpu firmware. Games run just fine. Solid as a rock.

[–] c10l@lemmy.world 3 points 11 months ago

Awesome stuff! I'm running KDE as well - can't wait for Plasma 6 to start hitting the repos to get HDR on CP2077.

I have an even newer GPU so a more current kernel was needed. I went with testing because I prefer to follow a more up-to-date system, and it's almost as solid as stable so I don't see many downsides. I wouldn't do it on a server but on the desktop I can easily work around or fix whatever minor nags appear.

I really wanted to get Mesa from experimental though as it follows upstream pretty closely (just a few days lag usually), and testing being generally closer to it probably helps. Or not, I haven't really tested that assumption. :D