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?

I wouldn’t recommend Mint if you plan on gaming on it all. It has of lot of older packages from what I’ve heard.
Bazzite and CachyOS are also worth looking into

I personally like the UI a bit more. Other than that I think not much. Haven’t used CoreCtrl much

Red Eclipse, although I’m not sure how large the player base is

I don’t want features, I want the session restoration in Wayland to work properly 😭

The creation and destruction of universes is left as an exercise to the reader

You can get one in gnome too, via a plugin/extension (forgot the correctname for it)

what the fuck

The games can be installed on an NTFS drive, but the compatdata has to be on EXT4 (or some other well supported file system for Linux)

Tried it, didn’t do anything sadly :/

Actually one the first things I tried. Not the issue unfortunately

Inshellisense

I hate and love this name

Uh I don’t think you can. Maybe you can increase the size of the icon manually in gimp?

The tests wouldn’t even run of that was the issue, pretty sure (depends on the language I suppose)

Camera, battery life, size, screen, software features/bloat (in no particular order)

type 3 letters to initiate an update you can do this on any distro, just create an alias for the distro’s corresponding update command

To answer your actual question, Pop!_OS could probably be a decent alternative if you want something other than arch