You can run Affinity on Linux through a custom wine build. https://github.com/seapear/AffinityOnLinux

Maybe it’s the decade of the Linux desktop?

It does! Works pretty well even. I followed this guide: https://github.com/seapear/AffinityOnLinux

Krita I tried for while, but I’ve been spoiled by Affinity Photo’s selection tool. Can’t use path tool or magic wand anymore

Now when will Gimp get the same treatment… I know some people like it but I just can’t. I’d rather use Affinity Photo via proton a custom wine version (ElementalWarriorWine)

The window focus drove me nuts

There is a setting in KDE for this. It’s called “Focus stealing prevention” under Window Behavior

Any Google Task alternatives?

Hm give the latest 3.14.x or 3.13.x a try. I think those worked for me

I have the problem. I usually just downgrade one or two versions

Just play via native Steam.

That’s what I was hoping to avoid but I might try it. Maybe the flatpak dependcies being installed will already tell me if I’m missing something

When I installed glibc-eac the standard glibc was removed because they’re conflicting packages

I did install it, but doesn’t make a difference :/ I also did have steam create a new compatdata folder for the game afterwards.

I also noticed all the Steam Linux Runtimes were on my NTFS drive, so I moved them on my home; the game itself is also on an ext4 partition.

I never understood test driven development. Yes I do usually write tests for my code, but only after I’ve finished writing my code.

this is probably the least helpful de-googling video

I don’t think it was supposed to be particularly helpful. It’s more of him sharing his passion with his audience. Which isn’t going to be interesting if you don’t care about him.

True. First you have to go into Steam settings and tick a box. Then you can play

Somehow the variable being a question mark instead of an x completely throws me off

Hm this part of the log doesn’t look like the error. Those messages usually show up after the process has crashed. If there is nothing that looks like it’s gamecrash related to you further above in the log, type sudo dmesg --follow in a terminal. This display the logs of all device drivers on a kernel level. While that is open, start the game and wait for it to freeze and see if any errors show up.

Also, if you post log messages again please put them in a

codeblock

by typing it like this:
```
codeblock
```
Should be more readable. If the log is rather long just put it into a pastebin or some other text sharing service.

I don’t think we have any of those things Linux, that’s why we’re there. Except file indexing, but I only know of Baloo which is annoying if you’re on KDE. But i can be easily turned off

What kind of an error do you get when the game crashes if you start steam from the terminal?