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cross-posted from: https://buddyverse.one/post/161844

I’m on Fedora 42, running GNOME 48 (Wayland) with an RTX 4050 GPU. Trying to play Red Dead Redemption 2 via Steam using Proton Hotfix.

The game is stuck in borderless windowed mode. I can play just fine.

There’s no tag in the system.xml.

I only changed the framerate in system.xnl to 144, which works.

Tried -fullscreen in Steam launch options — does nothing.

Can’t switch to fullscreen from in-game either, there’s no option.

Not using Gamescope. Didn’t touch anything else. No VSync changes. No other launch flags.

Is there any way to force this game into actual fullscreen under Proton?

cross-posted from: https://buddyverse.one/post/161844

I’m on Fedora 42, running GNOME 48 (Wayland) with an RTX 4050 GPU. Trying to play Red Dead Redemption 2 via Steam using Proton Hotfix.

The game is stuck in borderless windowed mode. I can play just fine.

There’s no tag in the system.xml.

I only changed the framerate in system.xnl to 144, which works.

Tried -fullscreen in Steam launch options — does nothing.

Can’t switch to fullscreen from in-game either, there’s no option.

Not using Gamescope. Didn’t touch anything else. No VSync changes. No other launch flags.

Is there any way to force this game into actual fullscreen under Proton?

I’m on Fedora 42, running GNOME 48 (Wayland) with an RTX 4050 GPU. Trying to play Red Dead Redemption 2 via Steam using Proton Experimental.

The game is stuck in borderless windowed mode. I can play just fine.

There’s no tag in the system.xml.

I only changed the framerate in system.xml to 144, which works.

Tried -fullscreen in Steam launch options — does nothing.

Can’t switch to fullscreen from in-game either, there’s no option.

Not using Gamescope. Didn’t touch anything else. No VSync changes. No other launch flags.

Is there any way to force this game into actual fullscreen under Proton?

Edit: System.xml keeps updating so I'm using following launch options now:

DXVK_FRAME_RATE=144 %command% -height 1080 -width 1920 -refresh 144

Edit: I installed x11 and the game is now working fine. Also had to enable vsync to prevent screen tearing.

Hi Lemmy community,

I’m running into some strange federation issues with my instance (buddyverse.one) and could use some advice. A few months ago, I shut down my instance due to storage constraints and deleted the database, as there was no clear way to remove old posts to free up space. Today, I recreated the instance from scratch, but I’m facing several problems:

1. Subscription Pending Issue: When I try to subscribe to communities (both from my instance and from lemmy.ml to a community on my instance), it gets stuck on "Subscription pending." It’s not resolving even after waiting.

2. Old Content Persisting: My profile on other instances (e.g., lemmy.world) still shows old posts and comments from before I shut down the instance. It seems no Lemmy instances removed my content when I deleted my database.

3. Old Replies Resurfacing: I commented on a thread recently, and it pulled up old replies people made to my comments from months ago, before the shutdown.

It looks like the federation didn’t properly handle the deletion of my instance’s content, and now it’s causing issues with the new setup. Has anyone dealt with something similar? How can I:

• Fix the "Subscription pending" issue for community subscriptions?
• Ensure old posts/comments are removed from other federated instances?
• Prevent old replies from resurfacing on new comments?

Any guidance or troubleshooting steps would be greatly appreciated. I’m running the latest Lemmy version and have checked the basic federation settings (enabled, no strict allowlist). Thanks in advance!

Instance: buddyverse.one
Lemmy Version: 0.19.11 Logs: Happy to share relevant logs if needed—just let me know what to look for.

Hi,

I want to replace lemmy-ui with photon. How can I actually do this? Do I need to just install it using docker and reverse proxy to the port? Is there any docker compose method? Where can I set the environment variables?

TIA