Depends on a huge amount of variables, but it looks like a texture rendering issue with lighting for whatever GPU you’re running. Check the various code repos for your rendering issue, or the Proton issues and see if others are reporting it.

Also check protondb.com to see if others have a fix.

Let me make sure you performed the Nvidia driver install in this order:

1. Uninstall clear any old drivers and modules
2. Install drivers
3. Blacklist nouveau driver to prevent race condition loading
4. Reboot machine
5. Run nvidia-smi to ensure everything loaded correctly

All of that sound about right?

What kernel and Nvidia driver versions are you on?

Also, just download any Live USB and see if you get the same suspend issues to test it out. Dmesg output would also be useful right after the problem happens.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/disk2vhd

I think they have a point.

Weird fucking flex

You’re almost 3 years out from your Nvidia chip being supported by current drivers. Not an Nvidia fan, just letting you know.

HAHAHAHAHA. This lady has got lemmings all kinds a figure out if she’s posting here. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

You COULD use a casting client and server, but it’s probably much easier to just use the tablet as a Bluetooth target. Some phones/tablets just do this, but there’s also simple free apps out there that enable this as well.

You’re just describing a lesser SELinux or AppArmor implementation at that point if that’s how you intend to use.

What’s the differentiation?

The only application I see for this is AI-based bullshit, which makes this needlessly complicated.

Static scripts don’t get “confused”, and they certainly don’t get manipulated on a properly secured system. Why would you need an extra layer of security past the layers that already exist, when just properly securing the existing layers should be more than enough?

Yeah, this should just be a series of build arguments.

1. Install powertop and run (with sudo) to see what’s consuming power. Use the tunables tab for suggestions on what can turned on or off.

2. You’re on AMD, so your CPU scheduler should using the amd-pstate-epp module to handle power profile settings. Turn your power profile to power saving and see if your temps go down. Move up to balanced from there and see how that is.

3. You sure you haven’t over locked anything? Try setting defaults in your BIOS.

4. Pic of your case and components couldn’t hurt. You might just have an airflow issue

Possibly NTSYNC changes finally being let off the leash.

Lolol.

Your last line. Saying exactly what I’m saying, dawg.

I hate to keep being in these threads saying the same thing, but new people need to know:

THERE IS NO APPRECIABLE PERFORMANCE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ANY LINUX DISTRO FOR GAMING

Doesn’t matter if it calls itself a “gaming” distro, or it wins by 10% in some benchmarks here and there. Any distro can be tuned like any other distro in every single way. No distro has any proprietary bits that make it better than another, and even if they did, you’d see devblogs or GitHub scripts you can one-shot to tune whatever you’re running to perform similarly.

Save yourself from falling for the hype, and save yourself the time of sitting through videos like this.

Lolwut

Not really unless you need a specific optimization or module that isn’t available otherwise. Most distros make distribution of external modules available via package manager, and most of the optimizations you would want to enabke can be turns on or off elsewhere as feature flags.

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…then why are you setting Steam Deck launch options? You may want to clarify that.

Same basic premise though. Check your controller confirm for both Proton, and then in the game.