used that AUR once and I changed the location of the install from the osu! installer. it broke the package, so watch out for that.
Linux is generally bad at handling both intergrated and discrete GPUs(especially with nvidia, because drivers are propietaryheart_is_purple wrote:
Hi! I experience kind of input lag. It doesn't make the game unplayable, but really uncomfortable. Doesn't matter what fps limiter I use, it doesn't go away. I play from a laptop with intel & nvidia GPUs, so maybe they both render game and cause this lag (I saw it when running on windows).
How did you guys setup your tablets/game and what the experience is like? Is it perfect?
Made a post. Not sure how useful this will be to you though. community/forums/topics/1122479Ace Pilot wrote:
How do you make your huion tablet work? Mine is the Huion H420 and I've been trying a lot of the solutions I've been seeing in the arch forums but none of them seem to work
yeah, compatibility mode crippled my fps in Wine 5.14 which is when I noticed that without it the game already runs extremely smoothAlphaS wrote:
Do not turn on CompatibilityContext or Compatibility mode in osu! settings. DO NOT!!!
Do not turn on Shaders (white screen on transitions) or Softening filter (WHITE FUCKING SCREEN EVERYWHERE). DO NOT!!!
Check and see if you have lib32-gnutls installed, this is often the reason the updater has no internet connectionDRO4ULA wrote:
When I run osu! Updater it gives the error "an error occurred! Please check your internet connection". How do I fix this? (Manjaro)
Yes. As it is based on Ubuntu, installation should be straightforward.kevincos5 wrote:
This works for elementary os?
Yesterday I upgraded from Fedora 32 to Fedora 33 and I'm having the same issue. For Fedora install command for gnutls is "sudo dnf install gnutls" and it writes this "Package gnutls-3.6.15-1.fc33.i686 is already installed.marshallracer wrote:
Check and see if you have lib32-gnutls installed, this is often the reason the updater has no internet connectionDRO4ULA wrote:
When I run osu! Updater it gives the error "an error occurred! Please check your internet connection". How do I fix this? (Manjaro)Yes. As it is based on Ubuntu, installation should be straightforward.kevincos5 wrote:
This works for elementary os?
RoARene317 wrote:
Since osu! is for Windows and Mac version, the linux version isn't available right now. But for me after a long journey in linux, finally I get the working osu! on linux.
1. Install Lutris (since they already provided the script and do it for you)
Ubuntu user (Ubuntu based OS):
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:lutris-team/lutris
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install lutris
Arch Linux (Arch Linux Based OS):
sudo pamac -S lutris
For other distro can refer to this guide : https://lutris.net/downloads/
2. search osu! and click search lutris.net
3. Click install and go to the Windows Version
4. Just wait this will install:
Microsoft .Net Framework 4.0
Microsoft .Net Framework 4.5
GDI Plus (For Graphical Fixes)
CJK Font
Wine Staging Version
If you get a lot of fixme:error blah blah blah , it's normal as long you don't get fatal error. This process takes along time about 30 minutes so be patient.
5. osu! Installed
Low latency osu! (Thanks PooN)
1. Download the custom audio driver (Download the both)
https://blog.thepoon.fr/assets/articles/2018-06-16-osuLinuxAudioLatency/32bit/winepulse.drv.so (32bit)
https://blog.thepoon.fr/assets/articles/2018-06-16-osuLinuxAudioLatency/64bit/winepulse.drv.so (64bit)
2. Type on terminal :
[file browser apps] /home/[username]/.local/share/lutris/wine/tkg-osu-4.6-x86_64
Replace file browser apps with your own depending on your operating system: Arch = Dolphin Ubuntu = Nautilus
Replace username with your own username
3. Paste the file 32 bit to the lib folder and the 64 bit to the lib64 folder
4. Type on terminal : sudo nano /etc/security/limits.conf
edit and paste this command
echo "@[username] - nice -20
@[username] - rtprio 99" >> /etc/security/limits.conf
Repalce username with your own username
5. Save by Ctrl+X
6. Copy paste this command to terminal
mkdir -p /etc/pulse/daemon.conf.d/
echo "high-priority = yes
nice-level = -15
realtime-scheduling = yes
realtime-priority = 50
resample-method = speex-float-0
default-fragments = 2 # Minimum is 2
default-fragment-size-msec = 2 # You can set this to 1, but that will break OBS audio capture." | sudo tee -a /etc/pulse/daemon.conf.d/10-better-latency.conf
7. Type sudo nano /etc/pulse/default.pa
Find the line that include this command:
load-module module-udev-detect
add tsched=1
save it
8. Back To Lutris and configure osu --> Game Options --> change arguments to STAGING_AUDIO_DURATION=10000
Troubleshoot
1. Stuck at looping on installation
It takes a lot of time depending on your CPU, HDD.
2. osu! takes a long time / not boot
Check the task manager if the cpu usage osu.exe higher than 50% it means program is preparing because there is the big change in your osu folder
3. Where is my osu folder
Default /home/[username]/Games/osu
4. Cross on installation = Image cross
install libpng by apt-get install libpng // pacman -S libpng
5. If problem persist kill wine-server
and osu!.exe
That's it
everybody gangster until you cant get beatmaps to workRoARene317 wrote:
Since osu! is for Windows and Mac version, the linux version isn't available right now. But for me after a long journey in linux, finally I get the working osu! on linux.
1. Install Lutris (since they already provided the script and do it for you)
Ubuntu user (Ubuntu based OS):
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:lutris-team/lutris
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install lutris
Arch Linux (Arch Linux Based OS):
sudo pamac -S lutris
For other distro can refer to this guide : https://lutris.net/downloads/
2. search osu! and click search lutris.net
3. Click install and go to the Windows Version
4. Just wait this will install:
Microsoft .Net Framework 4.0
Microsoft .Net Framework 4.5
GDI Plus (For Graphical Fixes)
CJK Font
Wine Staging Version
If you get a lot of fixme:error blah blah blah , it's normal as long you don't get fatal error. This process takes along time about 30 minutes so be patient.
5. osu! Installed
Low latency osu! (Thanks PooN)
1. Download the custom audio driver (Download the both)
https://blog.thepoon.fr/assets/articles/2018-06-16-osuLinuxAudioLatency/32bit/winepulse.drv.so (32bit)
https://blog.thepoon.fr/assets/articles/2018-06-16-osuLinuxAudioLatency/64bit/winepulse.drv.so (64bit)
2. Type on terminal :
[file browser apps] /home/[username]/.local/share/lutris/wine/tkg-osu-4.6-x86_64
Replace file browser apps with your own depending on your operating system: Arch = Dolphin Ubuntu = Nautilus
Replace username with your own username
3. Paste the file 32 bit to the lib folder and the 64 bit to the lib64 folder
4. Type on terminal : sudo nano /etc/security/limits.conf
edit and paste this command
echo "@[username] - nice -20
@[username] - rtprio 99" >> /etc/security/limits.conf
Repalce username with your own username
5. Save by Ctrl+X
6. Copy paste this command to terminal
mkdir -p /etc/pulse/daemon.conf.d/
echo "high-priority = yes
nice-level = -15
realtime-scheduling = yes
realtime-priority = 50
resample-method = speex-float-0
default-fragments = 2 # Minimum is 2
default-fragment-size-msec = 2 # You can set this to 1, but that will break OBS audio capture." | sudo tee -a /etc/pulse/daemon.conf.d/10-better-latency.conf
7. Type sudo nano /etc/pulse/default.pa
Find the line that include this command:
load-module module-udev-detect
add tsched=1
save it
8. Back To Lutris and configure osu --> Game Options --> change arguments to STAGING_AUDIO_DURATION=10000
Troubleshoot
1. Stuck at looping on installation
It takes a lot of time depending on your CPU, HDD.
2. osu! takes a long time / not boot
Check the task manager if the cpu usage osu.exe higher than 50% it means program is preparing because there is the big change in your osu folder
3. Where is my osu folder
Default /home/[username]/Games/osu
4. Cross on installation = Image cross
install libpng by apt-get install libpng // pacman -S libpng
5. If problem persist kill wine-server
and osu!.exe
That's it
This is why PooN's low latency stuff should not be just used as is because it is prone to breaking entire system audioJupilian wrote:
destroyed my linux mint sound after a restart, I needed to undo manually everything
im in fedora toowuuT wrote:
I'm not sure, but looks like that building yourself with osu!lazer doesn't require this anymore. I did install it on my Fedora and it's working fine.
Not sure if we have a post for it, but I can manage to do one if needed.
If you use X11 Window System then refer this: https://github.com/linuxwacom/input-wacomirevenantz wrote:
howw can i play with tablet wacom?
I use ubuntu 20.04 and download my beatmaps in ~/Games/osu/drive_c/osu/Songs.hikidiggy wrote:
how do i add beatmaps then (lutris)