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people_are_cute, to piracy in The simplest guide to pirating games on Linux
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Yes, I did. The setups crash midway during installation.

people_are_cute, to piracy in The simplest guide to pirating games on Linux
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Install the Nvidia driver first. Most things won’t work otherwise

people_are_cute, to piracy in The simplest guide to pirating games on Linux
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Good point.

people_are_cute, to piracy in The simplest guide to pirating games on Linux
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No, your account is not in danger. Steam doesn’t care. It’s not like they could take any action even if they knew the non-steam game you added was pirated, in the first place. They don’t hold the IP of every game and cannot police you on their publishers’ behalf.

people_are_cute, to piracy in The simplest guide to pirating games on Linux
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Update: tried with a few repacks. Both Dodi and Fitgirl setups fail during installation for some reason with Proton. Running them with Wine works fine.

people_are_cute, to piracy in The simplest guide to pirating games on Linux
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Good to hear!

people_are_cute, to piracy in 2 companies caught illegally printing over 15,000 books, calendars in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
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Sherlock Holmes

The fuck!? Isn’t Sherlock Holmes public domain?

people_are_cute, to piracy in 2 companies caught illegally printing over 15,000 books, calendars in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
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Paradise

people_are_cute, to piracy in The simplest guide to pirating games on Linux
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That sounds like a great way of doing it if it works

people_are_cute, to piracy in The simplest guide to pirating games on Linux
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If that’s the problem, my guide can also be condensed to:

  1. Install Steam
  2. Install your game
  3. Run game through Steam
people_are_cute, to piracy in The simplest guide to pirating games on Linux
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Long read, but much less effort than going through ridiculous hoops with launchers and their own Wine runners

people_are_cute, to privacyguides in Browsers compared
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Brave browser itself is in a public GitHub repo.

people_are_cute, to privacyguides in I just acquired a new PC
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Don’t. If Windows is so insecure by itself, imagine how secure some third-party mod of it made by some random bunch of people would be.

people_are_cute, to piracy in The Ultimate Source for Free Stuff on the Internet: FMHY
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It’s there on the megathread already

people_are_cute, to piracy in [discussion]: regarding the best OS for a pirate
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Video Games.

No matter how good Proton gets, native will still be better. Also, trying to find support on running pirated games on Linux will get you kicked out of most forums.

Also, Nvidia hardware sucks on Linux

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