So I think maybe that was it. I found this reddit thread and that nvenc cuda message seemed to mirror my logs. I uninstalled the AUR sunshine and just ran that guy’s wget/pacman commands and streaming just worked, 1080p 120FPS. Thanks for your help!
Well, I got steam remote play working and was able to get it working flawlessly. Ran Avalon Tainted Grail (relatively demanding game) at 120ish on both the local machine and streamed to my remote device. So it should just be something with Sunshine. Do you think I should just uninstall Sunshine and make a build of Apollo and see how that goes? I dug through Sunshine’s settings again and not seeing anything screaming out to me saying it’s wrong. Unfortunately I’m away from my PC right now so can’t get logs but I can post those later once I’m home.
Ah I see. This is my first Linux install so wasn’t aware I could just build it and run it. When googling people were just saying it wasn’t available on the AUR so I thought it was just a no go. I’ll try seeing if I can get something else to run
Isn’t that just the sunshine documentation? On the Apollo GitHub page you linked it says Linux version is in the works
I haven’t monitored system resources yet because the games I was testing I knew wouldn’t stress the system (Hades or something) and it worked perfectly on my windows build. I’ll try checking it out now though just to see.
What would you suggest for checking the network? Are you talking about like actual RFI or like a packet sniffer kind of thing?
Yeah it might be the same issue but not sure if it’ll be applicable. The OP mentions he’s running windows 11 so idk if the issue is the same. Unfortunately as far as I can tell remote play was just broken last time I tried it on arch hence when I’m trying sunshine. And Apollo doesn’t support Linux yet which is a bummer because I guess it’s better than sunshine?
Glad to hear that it should work, gives me some hope at least. The Thor is an android based handheld but yeah it should support higher framerates easy. Double checked all settings so it should just work. What I didn’t try is turning off game recording, will give that a go. Thanks!
Whaaa? I was just in Seattle, $13 for a chicken burrito and chips with salsa. I think chipotle is still the best deal in fast food, buying the two cheeseburger meal at McDonald’s is basically the same price and way less healthy.
Lmao well I don’t know what you want. If you want your PC to be secure, don’t use the Internet. You can’t expect every piece of software you come across to be perfectly vetted. In an ideal world sure everything would be foss and peer reviewed but that sure as hell ain’t the world we live in.
Almost 14 thousand games released this year on steam. You could say malware is 100x more likely than the 4 publicly known instances you mention and that’s still not even 3% of games released. Steam is responsible but I don’t know how you expect them to get that down 0% besides manually reviewing game code line by line, which would probably destroy the platform. Don’t let perfection be the enemy of good
Really hope they move the clans to the base game. I never buy games at launch but if I’m interested enough will at the first sale. This one will heavily rely on reviews though lol
Interesting. Where I work we have field techs as well but I guess it’s a little different. Everyone’s issued their own truck, the truck just lives at the office. So you’d drive to the office, pick up your truck, and then start earning windshield time. In any case, I do wonder what it’d look like for like a retail worker or something.
I mean if I was a miner and instead of working in the mines I could just drive for 8 hours that sounds a little more doable. In any case, what if I just get a job somewhere and then move? As much as people on lemmy hate driving I’m sure there’s someone out there who likes it.
In theory that sounds good but I don’t really get how it’d work. I mean what if you just lived four hours away so your commute there and back was just your eight hours? That’s obviously ridiculous so what’s the cut off? Like an hour? How does that affect breaks and lunch if you do live an hour away so you’re only working six hours? Or is it just like a premium pay, like you earn 10% of your salary on your way in?
I wonder if any company actually does this.
Are you talking about an automatic curated suggestion list like how steam does? I don’t think there’s really anything like that. The site does have a community created lists section where people can create categories and add games to them while explaining their thoughts on it a little bit, like this.
I’ve used it for a while. It’s good enough but you can tell it’s still early days for the site. It’ll sync your achievements and playtime with steam and gog so that’s cool but then it’ll lag a bit maneuvering around the site and remind you that the products not fully done. They also offer a premium subscription where you can get early access to features and other promotions but I haven’t ever really felt the need to get that. Honestly my biggest hangup is that they’re just newer; if the site dies then I’m concerned with all of my tracking just going poof one day since I write little journal entries for them to remind me how I felt about certain games. Overall it’s fine, but maybe check out some others first.
Fixed the issue, read my edit!