Didn’t, unfortunately. I’m on Wayland too.

Can’t tell you how much fun it is to troubleshoot problems all day /s.

Yes I’m quite sure. I have a kde widget for it. It kicks up when I’m playing games.

In the proton logs it says “info: Required Vulkan extension VK_KHR_surface not supported”. Does this seem like a problem?

What GPU you got. Maybe it’s an old GPU thing?

Yup that’s the one.

==========
VULKANINFO
==========

Vulkan Instance Version: 1.3.204

outputs this

Proton Ge 7 and below work just fine so idk why it shouldn’t and none of the wine variants 8 and up are working, I’ve tried all of the available ones in bottles. I’ve tried in Heroic launcher too. I’ll try using protonUP. Thanks for the advice!

It’s a laptop GPU from 2017.

How do I do that?

No, I’m using bottles. And the proton 8 versions haven’t been running from the very beginning. I’ve tried a lot of things but nothing’s worked. Also tried it in Heroic launcher but soon as I check the dedicated GPU option proton silent crashes without even starting.

Could it be that I have an older GPU? It’s an MX 130. I haven’t been able to run any versions 8 and up in any wine variant.

Says: Vulkan Instance Version: 1.3.204

Also nvidia driver version: 535.113.01

How do I check for/install the latest vulkan drivers in kde Neon?

I’m using it inside bottles in a flatpak shouldn’t it be setup automatically? Thought it’s not working natively either. How do I check for the vulkan version?

531.113.1 same in flatpak.

Can confirm, I have an mx 130 from like 2017. Still works like it used to. Garbage. But it’s the weak GPU not a driver issue. There are driver issues but dropping support isn’t one of em.

Windows actually can run the games faster if there’s wasn’t so many BS Microsoft ad services and antiviruses running in the background holding it back. I have a dual boot setup with a lite version of windows packaged by some Russian guy i don’t trust and it runs things was faster than the normal MS windows.

Live image, try it first before installing.