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I've tried base Wine and Wine-GE under Lutris.

Base Wine has the issue I mentioned in the title, where the game would play no sound apart from the menu music and the in-game commentary (meaning the menu movements don't do any sound, and during a match you don't hear the ball kicks and the referee whistle).

Lutris fully breaks audio with it's default settings. You need to disable fsync and esync to make the audio return (yet, it acts like base wine still)

DXVK has no effect as the game uses DirectX 8, meaning it's running under WineD3D.

A Reddit post mentions extracting the following DLLs from a DirectX8.1 installer and applying a override to use them, but doing so on my end just mutes the game: "dmime.dll dmsynth.dll dmloader.dll dmusic.dll dsound.dll dsdmo.dll"

Using DgVoodoo has no effects on this issue.

I've tried base Wine and Wine-GE under Lutris.

Base Wine has the issue I mentioned in the title, where the game would play no sound apart from the menu music and the in-game commentary (meaning the menu movements don't do any sound, and during a match you don't hear the ball kicks and the referee whistle).

Lutris fully breaks audio with it's default settings. You need to disable fsync and esync to make the audio return (yet, it acts like base wine still)

DXVK has no effect as the game uses DirectX 8, meaning it's running under WineD3D.

A Reddit post mentions extracting the following DLLs from a DirectX8.1 installer and applying a override to use them, but doing so on my end just mutes the game: "dmime.dll dmsynth.dll dmloader.dll dmusic.dll dsound.dll dsdmo.dll"

Using DgVoodoo has no effects on this issue.

I have reinstalled the game on my Steam Deck, only to notice all images in the database have been removed!

I have read absolutely no news on this, and looking it up only the original takedown for the Pokemon Switch games come up and I even remember then still being up after those were removed.

When did this happen? This is a PC game!

I am aiming at 60 FPS, but I am struggling to keep it at any settings.

I have performance UI brought up, and I have noticed this. Presets:

• Ultra -> ~30FPS average, 90% GPU usage, 40% CPU, 65°C
• High -> ~45FPS average, 80% GPU usage, 30% CPU, 60°C
• Medium -> ~50FPS average, 40% GPU usage, 30% CPU, 50°C
• Low -> ~50FPS average, 20% GPU usage, 20% CPU, 40°C

As you can see, I cannot reach 60 FPS in-game even at the lowest preset.

What can I check/do in this case? The Linux binary is being used.

Whenever I am using an X11 session or a XWayland window, there is a chance the keyboard will stop working (globally for X11, only in XWayland windows if session is Wayland) until the session is restarted.

Nothing gets written in any log, the keyboard just stops getting registered in X11/Xwayland contexts. It will happen usually after heavy operations of the keyboard (like holding a shift key, or multiple buttons get pressed repeatedly or too quickly). It happens almost every time I play videogames, and happened only once during normal typing.

Attaching an external keyboard doesn't matter, as it will have the same synthoms.

This is the only proper mention of my issue online https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=274456

I am using a ASUS VivoBook Pro 15 N580VD laptop. Running Debian 12 and KDE Plasma. This is not a faulty keyboard, as doesn't happen on Windows and in strict Wayland contexts.

EXTRA info:

I want to further add that the only keyboard that remains working in a full X11 environment is the Super key, that in KDE Plasma opens the application list (like Microsoft Windows).

If it is known, here is a not full list of applications I was using when this was happening and what are they based on:

Minecraft, Project Zomboid (Java GLFW)

League of Legends, Palworld (Windows applications under Wine/Proton)

Victoria 3, Crusader Kings 3 (Native Vulkan applications under, X11, they use XWayland on Wayland contexts)

Libreoffice, CodeBlocks (Native WxWidgets applications)

I have noticed playing Minecraft that the keyboard will stop working after releasing the key at the time it "decides to break".

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My Nintendo Switch joycons cannot reconnect on their own to my PC.

If I pair them again, they will connect and work extremely well. If I turn them off or restart my computer, I cannot connect them again.

The joycons will look for it but time out but my PC will see the joycons and connect, immediately disconnect then connect to the again. This happens three time before the joycons time out and turn off.

Backyard Baseball 2001 is immediately crashing in Wine on a black screen: https://paste.debian.net/1294999

This is on a dedicated 32-bit prefix with DirectPlay only installed via winetricks. The prefix is set to claim to be Windows 98. The exact same disc is confirmed to work if mounted in 86box (running Windows 2000)

Just before the crash, a printer error is thrown. The printer works fine in Linux, but such an error shouldn't crash the game like this. And also, printing is not an integral part of the game (you can print an image of your team, but its optional.)

The game appears as Platinum rated on Wine AppDB: https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=9088

I will add here. Apparently, I have fixed it by finding a workaround. Shutting down cups with sudo service stop cups has made the game run.

Wrestling MPire Remix (2008, DirectX 7) has terrible font rendering on Wine, making small text unreadable. Tried WineD3D, dxWrapper (with dx7 to dx9 conversion) then DXVK, DxWnd (suggested by the developer for Windows 10), dgvoodoo. Also tried enabling font antialiasing via winetricks.

How its supposed to look like (image from internet, of the character editor while editing a referee):

I am going to add an additional RAM stick to my laptop in the empty RAM slot on the motherboard, same exact RAM stick model.

Where can I get the protective layer I have on the first stick? Or do I just wrap it in electrical tape if even necessary?

I am looking some like the popup camera of the Oppo F11 Pro that can be connected via USB-C. Here is an example:

I think something exactly this small would be impossible as most of its connections, board and circuits are inside the smartphone. So, maybe even a little bigger would be fine as long it would not be just impossibly massive like normal webcams are for my use case.

All I need it for is to scan Pokemon TCG Live codes from booster packs I open while not at home. So for video quality as long as a QR Code is readable its fine.