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Ultimate guide to low-latency osu! on Linux (rev.12)
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well, we had a bug report on wine's tracker about it and never managed to figure it out even though I remember bisecting commits and finding exactly which commits broke itsnowbliss wrote:
after a bunch of testing wine 1.8.3 still seems to offer far superior audio latency with winetricks sound=alsa flag
idk how to change winealsa.drv on newer versions of wine, i'm guessing that's the problem ? ?
idk, maybe it's cause I'm on pure alsa now but 3.5 latency feels the same as what I had back when I was on 1.8.3 and pulseaudio
Just came back from eternal slumber. Wine 3.0.1 seems to have neat and good compatibility though.
Ubuntu 18.04 with Artful build of Wine. Running it with generic kernel gives me usual latency and lag, while with low-latency kernel gives me better gameplay but... crappy sound (especially when it comes to hit sounds).
Ubuntu 18.04 with Artful build of Wine. Running it with generic kernel gives me usual latency and lag, while with low-latency kernel gives me better gameplay but... crappy sound (especially when it comes to hit sounds).
Hi,
I have question about the dsound regedit setup, I'm lost on how it suppose to be set up exactly in wine regedit. I've done everything else and it all works except for the audio latency issue. I'm using Manjaro kernal 4.14.
Any help will be appreciated.
I have question about the dsound regedit setup, I'm lost on how it suppose to be set up exactly in wine regedit. I've done everything else and it all works except for the audio latency issue. I'm using Manjaro kernal 4.14.
Any help will be appreciated.
regedit: No such file or directory
regedit: Unable to open the file 'dsound.reg'.
I guess you can manually use regedit to add i
I'm using i3wm and I cant open .osk files. I tried xdg-mime but I don't know how to get it to work. thank you for help.
edit: i know that i can drag it to the window with osu or install firefox to open it but that just takes time. i liked how it worked on my xfce or kde.
edit: i know that i can drag it to the window with osu or install firefox to open it but that just takes time. i liked how it worked on my xfce or kde.
Suggestions:
1. Install `cabextract`: `sudo apt install cabextract`
2. Install Wine (I mean, you told me to add the repository WITHOUT installing wine?!) `sudo apt install winehq-stable`
3. On Bionic (18.04), you probably don't need the repository (no bionic in repo): `sudo apt install --install-recommends wine-development`
1. Install `cabextract`: `sudo apt install cabextract`
2. Install Wine (I mean, you told me to add the repository WITHOUT installing wine?!) `sudo apt install winehq-stable`
3. On Bionic (18.04), you probably don't need the repository (no bionic in repo): `sudo apt install --install-recommends wine-development`
nvm, i figured it out.
btw i use arch. in aur repository is a package named mimeo so install that. you also should install xdg-utils and perl-file-mimeinfo from official repositories.
then download some skin and beatmap (their file extensions must be: .osk and .osz) and in terminal write:
sorry if it's not clear. i hope that francesco will rewrite this to actual guide. be free to ask me for smth
btw i use arch. in aur repository is a package named mimeo so install that. you also should install xdg-utils and perl-file-mimeinfo from official repositories.
then download some skin and beatmap (their file extensions must be: .osk and .osz) and in terminal write:
# replace the directory with your directory with these files.
cd directory
# now we'll use the tool we installed. change file.osk with the name of the actual file.
mimeopen -d file.osk
# now it will say if you want to open it with smth so select other if it's there. then write just osu and it will open osu with that file and also it will set as default. if #you don't have an option other in mimeopen then select osu!.
#
#now we'll do this same with .osz extension
mimeopen -d file.osz
# now it will say if you want to open it with smh so select other if it's there. then write just osu and it will open osu with that file and also it will set as default. if #you don't have option other in mimeopen then select osu!.
sorry if it's not clear. i hope that francesco will rewrite this to actual guide. be free to ask me for smth
fps drop. playonlinux is better oon performance. can help me increase fps?
It should noted that the hovering issue on Wacom tablets has been fixed upstream since input-wacom version 0.41.0 and kernel 4.18.
See this github issue: https://github.com/linuxwacom/xf86-input-wacom/issues/14
See this github issue: https://github.com/linuxwacom/xf86-input-wacom/issues/14
When trying to create a new wine prefix and install .NET 4.6.2, gdiplus and japanese font aliases, I keep getting this specific error "sha256sum mismatch! Rename /home/anthony/.cache/winetricks/dotnet462/dotNetFx462_Full_x86_x64_Slim.exe and try again."
Now, I have tried countless things, reinstalling, deleting Wine and Winetricks from "/home/usr/.cache" But nothing seems to work.
The reason I have switched to Linux is because of the countless issues I get with Windows 10, bsod's, Bad performance and constant bugs, overall the main reason I got bored of Windows was because it lost it's charm and ultimately got boring to use.
I knew switching to Linux would have some worth getting used to. But running osu is my main priority for now.
Hopefully this issue can be resolved quickly.
Thanks for your time!
-Cynical
Now, I have tried countless things, reinstalling, deleting Wine and Winetricks from "/home/usr/.cache" But nothing seems to work.
The reason I have switched to Linux is because of the countless issues I get with Windows 10, bsod's, Bad performance and constant bugs, overall the main reason I got bored of Windows was because it lost it's charm and ultimately got boring to use.
I knew switching to Linux would have some worth getting used to. But running osu is my main priority for now.
Hopefully this issue can be resolved quickly.
Thanks for your time!
-Cynical
_Cynical_ wrote:
When trying to create a new wine prefix and install .NET 4.6.2, gdiplus and japanese font aliases, I keep getting this specific error "sha256sum mismatch! Rename /home/anthony/.cache/winetricks/dotnet462/dotNetFx462_Full_x86_x64_Slim.exe and try again."
Now, I have tried countless things, reinstalling, deleting Wine and Winetricks from "/home/usr/.cache" But nothing seems to work.
The reason I have switched to Linux is because of the countless issues I get with Windows 10, bsod's, Bad performance and constant bugs, overall the main reason I got bored of Windows was because it lost it's charm and ultimately got boring to use.
I knew switching to Linux would have some worth getting used to. But running osu is my main priority for now.
Hopefully this issue can be resolved quickly.
Thanks for your time!
-Cynical
The download for dotnet462 changed, for now you can just change the dotnet version, dotnet461 should be good.
https://github.com/Winetricks/winetricks/issues/1124
Hi, I've looked through a fair amount of this thread over and I can't find anything addressing this so can anyone help?
The issue is, whenever I get a notification, whether it be from steam or a native desktop notification (KDE Plasma) I get a large amount of stutter and/also tracking issues with my mouse.
I've disabled my compositor when osu launches and I use the proprietary NVIDIA drivers with a 1070.
Any help would be be appreciated, thanks in advance!
The issue is, whenever I get a notification, whether it be from steam or a native desktop notification (KDE Plasma) I get a large amount of stutter and/also tracking issues with my mouse.
I've disabled my compositor when osu launches and I use the proprietary NVIDIA drivers with a 1070.
Any help would be be appreciated, thanks in advance!
Hi! I have similar issue as CrypticInsanity. I am using 2 displays and when I play Osu! and have facebook opened on the second display, Osu! suddenly starts to shutter when I receive a message. I have external notifications disabled, but it "blinks" on facebook site. The problem disappears, when the message is read. I'm using Nvidia RTX2070 with proprietary drivers and have VBlank disabled. I have tried to change sync from Auto to display, which is used for Osu! but it didn't help.
2000 fps with 1/3 this guide and a 1050Ti, thank you noble man
http://www.webupd8.org/2016/06/how-to-install-latest-nvidia-drivers-in.html
Monitor refreshrate not working ingame tho
http://www.webupd8.org/2016/06/how-to-install-latest-nvidia-drivers-in.html
Monitor refreshrate not working ingame tho
cant get it to launch, osu is stuck updating client info and this is my console output
pugchan@ubuntupc:~$ osu
0034:err:ole:CoGetContextToken apartment not initialised
0043:err:winsock:WSAIoctl -> SIO_ADDRESS_LIST_CHANGE request failed with status 0x2733
0043:err:winsock:WSAIoctl -> SIO_ADDRESS_LIST_CHANGE request failed with status 0x2733
0043:err:winsock:WSAIoctl -> SIO_ADDRESS_LIST_CHANGE request failed with status 0x2733
0043:err:winsock:WSAIoctl -> SIO_ADDRESS_LIST_CHANGE request failed with status 0x2733
0043:err:winediag:SECUR32_initNTLMSP ntlm_auth was not found or is outdated. Make sure that ntlm_auth >= 3.0.25 is in your path. Usually, you can find it in the winbind package of your distribution.
pugchan@ubuntupc:~$ osu
0034:err:ole:CoGetContextToken apartment not initialised
0043:err:winsock:WSAIoctl -> SIO_ADDRESS_LIST_CHANGE request failed with status 0x2733
0043:err:winsock:WSAIoctl -> SIO_ADDRESS_LIST_CHANGE request failed with status 0x2733
0043:err:winsock:WSAIoctl -> SIO_ADDRESS_LIST_CHANGE request failed with status 0x2733
0043:err:winsock:WSAIoctl -> SIO_ADDRESS_LIST_CHANGE request failed with status 0x2733
0043:err:winediag:SECUR32_initNTLMSP ntlm_auth was not found or is outdated. Make sure that ntlm_auth >= 3.0.25 is in your path. Usually, you can find it in the winbind package of your distribution.
According to the last error, the component called "ntlm_auth" (in its 3.0.25 version or above) must be installed on your computer (anywhere in the PATH environment variable, but don't worry about that).
Then it is said that this component is distributed through the "winbind" package. All you have to do is: "sudo apt-get install winbind" (since you are on an Ubuntu OS, apt/apt-get is your default package manager) (after updating the package list, "sudo apt-get update"). Then retry. I don't know if it will clear everything though.
(Sorry for the delayed reply, hope it helps and don't hesitate to reach out again if you still have issues)
Then it is said that this component is distributed through the "winbind" package. All you have to do is: "sudo apt-get install winbind" (since you are on an Ubuntu OS, apt/apt-get is your default package manager) (after updating the package list, "sudo apt-get update"). Then retry. I don't know if it will clear everything though.
(Sorry for the delayed reply, hope it helps and don't hesitate to reach out again if you still have issues)
as it is usual, once per year I got the whim to freshen up my Linux setup and see how this guide holds up to the test of time and I gotta say .. it works better than ever
Manjaro Cinnamon latest stable (18.04 I believe) with the default 4.19 kernel
Intel Xeon E3-1231v3
Radeon RX580 with free drivers shipped with Manjaro
Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme
wine-4.11 Staging
The game runs buttery smooth in windowed mode and while there is still some latency, it is noticably lower than it has been before with -9 ms global offset being spot-on (previously having to struggle with something around ~-20ms)
I should mention that wine-staging is somewhat necessary by now (I think) since regular wine locks threads during osu install and is never able to finish though maybe I also just had some bad luck?
I am honestly surprised how well it runs now, performance-wise on par with Windows
also why is this damn thread still not pinned
Manjaro Cinnamon latest stable (18.04 I believe) with the default 4.19 kernel
Intel Xeon E3-1231v3
Radeon RX580 with free drivers shipped with Manjaro
Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme
wine-4.11 Staging
The game runs buttery smooth in windowed mode and while there is still some latency, it is noticably lower than it has been before with -9 ms global offset being spot-on (previously having to struggle with something around ~-20ms)
I should mention that wine-staging is somewhat necessary by now (I think) since regular wine locks threads during osu install and is never able to finish though maybe I also just had some bad luck?
I am honestly surprised how well it runs now, performance-wise on par with Windows
also why is this damn thread still not pinned
For some reason I cannot for the life of me get any internet in/out no matter how many different ways I try to config everything before/during/after install.
I'm currently running Ubuntu 19.04 Disco Dingo, mostly stock out of the box
All the steps work out fine, but I can't ever get an auth from bancho once I'm in the game.
If anyone has a similar issue feel free to chime in, I've decided to give up on it for now, unless I have an epiphany about something I did wrong
I'm currently running Ubuntu 19.04 Disco Dingo, mostly stock out of the box
All the steps work out fine, but I can't ever get an auth from bancho once I'm in the game.
If anyone has a similar issue feel free to chime in, I've decided to give up on it for now, unless I have an epiphany about something I did wrong
abbperson wrote:
For some reason I cannot for the life of me get any internet in/out no matter how many different ways I try to config everything before/during/after install.
I'm currently running Ubuntu 19.04 Disco Dingo, mostly stock out of the box
All the steps work out fine, but I can't ever get an auth from bancho once I'm in the game.
If anyone has a similar issue feel free to chime in, I've decided to give up on it for now, unless I have an epiphany about something I did wrong
Have you tried installing lib32-gnutls?
This has been a common issue in the past which required that package to be installed to make osu connect to the internet
marshallracer wrote:
abbperson wrote:
For some reason I cannot for the life of me get any internet in/out no matter how many different ways I try to config everything before/during/after install.
I'm currently running Ubuntu 19.04 Disco Dingo, mostly stock out of the box
All the steps work out fine, but I can't ever get an auth from bancho once I'm in the game.
If anyone has a similar issue feel free to chime in, I've decided to give up on it for now, unless I have an epiphany about something I did wrong
Have you tried installing lib32-gnutls?
This has been a common issue in the past which required that package to be installed to make osu connect to the internet
Yea I read about lib32-gnults for arch users, but I can't locate it for ubuntu, my searches are consisting of the default apt repos with Ubuntu 19.04, and some googling.
I found some posts saying to try
`apt-get install libgnults30:i386`
but no package is located.
GUI software browser brings up nothing for gnults
It seems like an arch only package almost, but I'm not foolhardy enough to assume I'm right about that.
It's definitely not Arch-only as I needed that package myself a few years back, though back then it has been at version 2.8 or 2.6 I believe
I've found a link to the 32-bit package, though I can't check rn if it's any useful (I should set up a Ubuntu VM at some point to test stuff) or if you've tried it already
https://packages.ubuntu.com/disco/i386/libgnutls30/download
edit:
https://packages.ubuntu.com/disco/libgnutls28-dev
the 2.8 package I believe has been used
I've found a link to the 32-bit package, though I can't check rn if it's any useful (I should set up a Ubuntu VM at some point to test stuff) or if you've tried it already
https://packages.ubuntu.com/disco/i386/libgnutls30/download
edit:
https://packages.ubuntu.com/disco/libgnutls28-dev
the 2.8 package I believe has been used
marshallracer wrote:
It's definitely not Arch-only as I needed that package myself a few years back, though back then it has been at version 2.8 or 2.6 I believe
I've found a link to the 32-bit package, though I can't check rn if it's any useful (I should set up a Ubuntu VM at some point to test stuff) or if you've tried it already
https://packages.ubuntu.com/disco/i386/libgnutls30/download
edit:
https://packages.ubuntu.com/disco/libgnutls28-dev
the 2.8 package I believe has been used
Thanks I'll give it another install through and through and report back, shame about naming conventions having no standard between package managers.
Edit: libgnutls28-dev was indeed the needed package. osu! seems to be working just fine now, thank you so much!
typing "osu" in ternal
sends back
bash: /usr/bin/osu: Permission denied
followed all the steps,
any possable solutions?
sends back
bash: /usr/bin/osu: Permission denied
followed all the steps,
any possable solutions?
creeperskin1 wrote:
typing "osu" in ternal
sends back
bash: /usr/bin/osu: Permission denied
followed all the steps,
any possable solutions?
You've probably haven't set your file permissions correctly. Try running "sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/osu"
GrunclePug wrote:
cant get it to launch, osu is stuck updating client info and this is my console output
pugchan@ubuntupc:~$ osu
0034:err:ole:CoGetContextToken apartment not initialised
0043:err:winsock:WSAIoctl -> SIO_ADDRESS_LIST_CHANGE request failed with status 0x2733
0043:err:winsock:WSAIoctl -> SIO_ADDRESS_LIST_CHANGE request failed with status 0x2733
0043:err:winsock:WSAIoctl -> SIO_ADDRESS_LIST_CHANGE request failed with status 0x2733
0043:err:winsock:WSAIoctl -> SIO_ADDRESS_LIST_CHANGE request failed with status 0x2733
0043:err:winediag:SECUR32_initNTLMSP ntlm_auth was not found or is outdated. Make sure that ntlm_auth >= 3.0.25 is in your path. Usually, you can find it in the winbind package of your distribution.
After installing winbind, I still get
00b5:err:ole:CoGetContextToken apartment not initialised
00c4:err:winsock:WSAIoctl -> SIO_ADDRESS_LIST_CHANGE request failed with status 0x2733
00c4:err:winsock:WSAIoctl -> SIO_ADDRESS_LIST_CHANGE request failed with status 0x2733
00c4:err:winsock:WSAIoctl -> SIO_ADDRESS_LIST_CHANGE request failed with status 0x2733
00c4:err:winsock:WSAIoctl -> SIO_ADDRESS_LIST_CHANGE request failed with status 0x2733
in a loop, and osu won't complete it's update. odd.
edit: big brain: I got a working rpc dll as specified in the troubleshooting section and dumped it in the osu folder. Solved.
edit2: music and noise are super sped up and glitchy asf, I assume I borked something with wine so I'm going to start from scratch and try again
--> WINEPREFIX=~/osu-wine WINEARCH=win32 winetricks sound=alsa
Is the culprit, something wrong with my alsa setup presumably. Switching back to Pulse Audio and no more glitching.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH! You're my only saviour!
4 years later the post is still here. :T
EDIT: I'm having a problem: sometimes the screen gets blank (white) for a moment. It happens for example when i move from a song to another in the song list.
RE-EDIT: Solved the issue enabling the compatibility mode.
Rori Vidi Veni wrote:
This informative post will be deleted anyway, just move along
4 years later the post is still here. :T
EDIT: I'm having a problem: sometimes the screen gets blank (white) for a moment. It happens for example when i move from a song to another in the song list.
RE-EDIT: Solved the issue enabling the compatibility mode.
Also: Wine has changed the key. It is now downloaded from this command:
wget -nc https://dl.winehq.org/wine-builds/winehq.key
wget -nc https://dl.winehq.org/wine-builds/winehq.key
Forna
The_Baralasch
I set up a script that does all of this if it helps anyone: https://github.com/mrniceguy127/osu-wine-install-script
Well, "all" as in everything besides the optional Japanese fonts fix.
Well, "all" as in everything besides the optional Japanese fonts fix.
This is perfect. I wanted to do this myself for quite a while but I'm lazy and couldn't be bothered to get into shell scripting.mrniceguy127 wrote:
I set up a script that does all of this if it helps anyone: https://github.com/mrniceguy127/osu-wine-install-script
Well, "all" as in everything besides the optional Japanese fonts fix.
What I'd change (and this is just personal preference, though leaving it as in the guide is fine, too) is having the prefix in a subfolder or something instead of it just laying around in the root of $HOME. Maybe $HOME/Games/osu-wine/ instead of $HOME/osu-wine/, similar to what Lutris does when installing a game.
Also, idk about current wine(-staging) (5.21 atm) but previous 5.x versions have a bug which prevent the proper installation of dotnet4x packages so maybe a warning for that can be added
marshallracer wrote:
This is perfect. I wanted to do this myself for quite a while but I'm lazy and couldn't be bothered to get into shell scripting.mrniceguy127 wrote:
I set up a script that does all of this if it helps anyone: https://github.com/mrniceguy127/osu-wine-install-script
Well, "all" as in everything besides the optional Japanese fonts fix.
What I'd change (and this is just personal preference, though leaving it as in the guide is fine, too) is having the prefix in a subfolder or something instead of it just laying around in the root of $HOME. Maybe $HOME/Games/osu-wine/ instead of $HOME/osu-wine/, similar to what Lutris does when installing a game.
Also, idk about current wine(-staging) (5.21 atm) but previous 5.x versions have a bug which prevent the proper installation of dotnet4x packages so maybe a warning for that can be added
I'll get to this next time my accelerated curriculum gives me time lmao. I'll probably have an environment variable or something that allows for this. I've also tested this on wine 5.21 without issues. Although I'll try it again at some point.
Something I often do for paths I can't change is setup a symlink. That way songs don't eat up whatever drive home is on. I have symlinks for all of the *important* data in my osu folder. With a script that generates them too, so I can fresh install osu! less painfully.
EDIT: WINEPREFIX is now changeable via the environment (WINEPREFIX="..." ./install-osu). As well as your WINE, WINESERVER, WINECFG, and WINETRICKS.
symlinks definitely work, totally forgot about them since my home folder got its dedicated 2TB drive for pretty much everything it needs while the system itself runs off an ssd
I used symlinks a couple of years ago (and maybe even mentioned it somewhere in this thread) where back when I was actively dual booting I linked the songs folder from my windows drive
also, testing with a new wineprefix on 5.21 staging, dotnet462 install hangs for me (except when running wineserver -k in the prefix which wasn't necessary in wine 4.x since the installs worked there without having to kill anything)
it's not too bad since it's an easy fix but still a shame the bug persists
I used symlinks a couple of years ago (and maybe even mentioned it somewhere in this thread) where back when I was actively dual booting I linked the songs folder from my windows drive
also, testing with a new wineprefix on 5.21 staging, dotnet462 install hangs for me (except when running wineserver -k in the prefix which wasn't necessary in wine 4.x since the installs worked there without having to kill anything)
it's not too bad since it's an easy fix but still a shame the bug persists
marshallracer wrote:
symlinks definitely work, totally forgot about them since my home folder got its dedicated 2TB drive for pretty much everything it needs while the system itself runs off an ssd
I used symlinks a couple of years ago (and maybe even mentioned it somewhere in this thread) where back when I was actively dual booting I linked the songs folder from my windows drive
also, testing with a new wineprefix on 5.21 staging, dotnet462 install hangs for me (except when running wineserver -k in the prefix which wasn't necessary in wine 4.x since the installs worked there without having to kill anything)
it's not too bad since it's an easy fix but still a shame the bug persists
Oh yeah I have the stalling sadly. I actually put a note on the repo about the work around. I thought you meant that it wouldn't work at all or something. I think it might be related to fonts?
100 GB home folder ftw (used to be 50). I have a whole other partition on a separate drive for game storage and other huge storage. Sadly I'm still forced to dual boot for certain games too
. I moved my Songs folder to my ext4 games partition though. Might be placebo, but somehow I felt like it gave me better load times.I kinda doubt that the .net runtime provides any fonts, though if it did, it would supply those with each incremental update since I've observed the hangs with each (sub-)version being installed through winetricks.
The notice in the repo is good for those stuck, though I do hope it gets fixed in future wine updates again.
And load times really depend on what the game and the songs are being read from but I know what you mean, even if the load times in osu are generally fast already it just seems a bit snappier when dividing load on two different drives
The notice in the repo is good for those stuck, though I do hope it gets fixed in future wine updates again.
And load times really depend on what the game and the songs are being read from but I know what you mean, even if the load times in osu are generally fast already it just seems a bit snappier when dividing load on two different drives
it says Wine Mono is not installed? how do i fix this.
Where/when does it say that? If it's when setting up the wine prefix at first, you don't need Wine Mono at all since you'll install .NET within the prefix anyway
i just have been looking on google and youtube to get a cursor like a custom one on linux i have the editing software GIMP and idk how to get a cursor. i no how to make em
Anyone knows if the Lutris scripts already apply these low-latency optimizations?
No. However, someone from poon's server is making a better guide with even lower latencies. Should be compatible with lutris.Blue_Ninja0 wrote:
Anyone knows if the Lutris scripts already apply these low-latency optimizations?
I'm not sure how many people this has happened to, but if you're using Arch (Manjaro, in my case) and you're faced with a garbled/black screen with a console error, you're missing a library. Installing ``lib32-libxcomposite`` resolves this issue.
Command for newbies: ``sudo pacman -S lib32-libxcomposite``
I've been facing this issue for a while and took a bit to fix it, so I am leaving it here for the benefit of the community.
Command for newbies: ``sudo pacman -S lib32-libxcomposite``
I've been facing this issue for a while and took a bit to fix it, so I am leaving it here for the benefit of the community.
0024:err:module:fixup_imports_ilonly mscoree.dll not found, IL-only binary L"osu!install.exe" cannot be loaded
0024:err:module:LdrInitializeThunk Importing dlls for L"Z:\\home\\ass\\Downloads\\osu!install.exe" failed, status c0000135
shows up when i typed WINEPREFIX=~/osu-wine WINEARCH=win32 wine ~/Downloads/osu\!install.exe in the terminal on arch
0024:err:module:LdrInitializeThunk Importing dlls for L"Z:\\home\\ass\\Downloads\\osu!install.exe" failed, status c0000135
shows up when i typed WINEPREFIX=~/osu-wine WINEARCH=win32 wine ~/Downloads/osu\!install.exe in the terminal on arch
Thank you im playing on linux for a wile and i can only play osu!lazer without input lag and high latency
I have a problem, the script to run osu is not working for me it kept saying " wine: cannot find '/home/ryuuji/osufolder/osu!.exe' " for me
I use linux mint
Edit:I fixed it I only needed to download mono wine
I use linux mint
Edit:I fixed it I only needed to download mono wine
it's work, i can play osu on linux. but i cant create shortcut osu folder https://imgur.com/a/X2wgFDS
i'm using linux mint una 20.3
i'm using linux mint una 20.3
the ln command fails if the link you try to create already existsStinkyOnion3 wrote:
it's work, i can play osu on linux. but i cant create shortcut osu folder https://imgur.com/a/X2wgFDS
i'm using linux mint una 20.3
delete '/home/naufal/osufolder' first before trying to link again or use your file manager of choice to create a folder link directly where you have osu installed and drag the link wherever you want or need