1. installing and setting up Optimus Manager, deleted afterward because only worked on other apps, not osu tho
2. $ prime-run osu-wine;
3. adding "export __NV_PRIME_RENDER_OFFLOAD=1
   export __GLX_VENDOR_LIBRARY_NAME=nvidia
   export __VK_LAYER_NV_optimus=NVIDIA_only
   export VK_ICD_FILENAMES=/usr/share/vulkan/icd.d/nvidia_icd.json" to ~/.local/bin/osu-wine
4. Via Lutris: Toggling Nvidia Prime Offload and Discrete GPU
5. In Lutris: Setting Vulkan ICD loader to Nvidia proprietary

1. OS: EndeavourOS Linux x86_64
2. WM: bspwm
3. GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 860M
4. Kernel: 6.2.10-zen1-1-zen
5. packages related to NVIDIA: nvidia-dkms nvidia-prime nvidia-utils libvdpau lib32-libvdpau

==> Verifying source file signatures with gpg...
    xwayland-23.1.1.tar.xz ... FAILED (unknown public key 14706DBE1E4B4540)
==> ERROR: One or more PGP signatures could not be verified!

vitoco wrote:

Hi, now i'm on arch trying to run on Wayland. I tried to install xorg-xwayland-osu from AUR, so i git cloned it and ran makepkg, but this error appeared.

==> Verifying source file signatures with gpg...
    xwayland-23.1.1.tar.xz ... FAILED (unknown public key 14706DBE1E4B4540)
==> ERROR: One or more PGP signatures could not be verified!

Might me a bit stupid to ask but is there a solution for this ;-;

vitoco wrote:

Hi, now i'm on arch trying to run on Wayland. I tried to install xorg-xwayland-osu from AUR, so i git cloned it and ran makepkg, but this error appeared.

==> Verifying source file signatures with gpg...
    xwayland-23.1.1.tar.xz ... FAILED (unknown public key 14706DBE1E4B4540)
==> ERROR: One or more PGP signatures could not be verified!

Might me a bit stupid to ask but is there a solution for this ;-;

makepkg -si --skippgpcheck

Money256 wrote:

How can i unistall the game?

Liang J wrote:

is there a way to move my songs from windows to Linux?, i tried to move it directly but the game dosent recognize it

hnentai wrote:

everything works fine but my tablet its not working on osu :/ someone knows how to f ix that?

echo $XDG_SESSION_TYPE

MarshNello wrote:

hnentai wrote:

everything works fine but my tablet its not working on osu :/ someone knows how to f ix that?

Are you perhaps on Wayland? Check with the following in your terminal:

echo $XDG_SESSION_TYPE

If the output is "wayland", then follow what's written here: community/forums/topics/1248084?n=263

Quddy wrote:

Nice guide, ty so much. It works perfect on the Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS. The only thing I didn't understand is how to add mp3 to create beatmaps? Drag&drop files directly causes the game to crash, and winefile does not support drag&drop. I tried copying existing folders and modifying the beatmap file, but I didn't find a complete description of each map property in the file. How to guess the beatmap number is also unclear. Is it possible to upload maps with such modifications? At the moment, this is the most realistic option for creating maps on linux that I see.

osu-wine --fixprefix

MarshNello wrote:

Quddy wrote:

Nice guide, ty so much. It works perfect on the Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS. The only thing I didn't understand is how to add mp3 to create beatmaps? Drag&drop files directly causes the game to crash, and winefile does not support drag&drop. I tried copying existing folders and modifying the beatmap file, but I didn't find a complete description of each map property in the file. How to guess the beatmap number is also unclear. Is it possible to upload maps with such modifications? At the moment, this is the most realistic option for creating maps on linux that I see.

Dragging mp3 should work fine after the first crash.
Also give this a try:

osu-wine --fixprefix

Unknown Duck wrote:

Tried this install guide on Debian Bookworm (Debian 12). The script fails and doesn't work. It tries to add non-free repos but they're just Debian 11 repos which is outdated compared to what I'm using. Please update the script to support Debian 12.

UPDATE: I also tried ./osu-winello.sh --no-deps and it finished installing but the game won't start with the osu-wine command. Just got ~/.local/bin/osu-wine: line 67: ~/.local/share/osuconfig/wine-osu/bin/wine: cannot execute: required file not found

MarshNello wrote:

Unknown Duck wrote:

Tried this install guide on Debian Bookworm (Debian 12). The script fails and doesn't work. It tries to add non-free repos but they're just Debian 11 repos which is outdated compared to what I'm using. Please update the script to support Debian 12.

UPDATE: I also tried ./osu-winello.sh --no-deps and it finished installing but the game won't start with the osu-wine command. Just got ~/.local/bin/osu-wine: line 67: ~/.local/share/osuconfig/wine-osu/bin/wine: cannot execute: required file not found

Gonna update it for Debian 12 as well I guess.
Anyways, your problem is probably related to your osu!.exe not downloading properly, either replace it yourself or use osu-wine --changedir and change your osu! folder path so that the script downloads the executable again.

Unknown Duck wrote:

MarshNello wrote:

Unknown Duck wrote:

Tried this install guide on Debian Bookworm (Debian 12). The script fails and doesn't work. It tries to add non-free repos but they're just Debian 11 repos which is outdated compared to what I'm using. Please update the script to support Debian 12.

UPDATE: I also tried ./osu-winello.sh --no-deps and it finished installing but the game won't start with the osu-wine command. Just got ~/.local/bin/osu-wine: line 67: ~/.local/share/osuconfig/wine-osu/bin/wine: cannot execute: required file not found

Gonna update it for Debian 12 as well I guess.
Anyways, your problem is probably related to your osu!.exe not downloading properly, either replace it yourself or use osu-wine --changedir and change your osu! folder path so that the script downloads the executable again.

I just retried it and that error doesn't appear anymore. However, the game still won't open. Tried osu-wine --fixprefix and the game still doesn't open. It downloaded a bunch of stuff but it didn't fix the problem. I'll just wait for your script update.

Toromi Hearts wrote:

I'm having a weird issue where osu runs at the proper refresh rate when i set the game to power saving but going up to optimal and unlimited causes the game to feel like its going down in refresh rate. My fps was perfectly fine when i use mangohud but the game gets noticeably choppy, it feels like i go down from 240hz at power saving to 60hz at optimal (feels like 30hz when im using dt).

idk if anyone has dealt with this or knows a fix, im Nobara 38 (fedora based) and its a fresh install, this happens on both xorg and wayland as well as with my 2nd monitor on and off. Compositing is off on xorg when osu runs too.

edit: decided to install arch instead and its doing the same thing, also i should mention i have an amd gpu

Mizuto- wrote:

There are a lot of lag spikes even though I'm getting overall higher fps.
How do I fix this issue.
I'm on Linux Mint Cinnamon 21.2 if you're wondering.

Nyariri wrote:

I found multiple monitor issue, and how to solve that
- my osu wine was perform pertectly
- my wine didn't show all refresh rate correctly (it out just 60hz, my second monitor's hz)


In other words, if you have different hz multiple monitor that can only present lowest monitor's refresh rate.

and for solving this, excute osuwine with winecfg arguments "osu-wine --winecfg"
than, go to graphics tab - turn off "Allow the window managerr to decorate the windows" and "Allow the windows manager to control the windows" on window settings.
https://ibb.co/ykPxYwf

I think this can be helpful info for someone. :3

-----

above method is very uncomfortable window managing (you cant back to osu window doing alt+tab) and even not active sometimes. just turn off another monitor when play osu. T_T

NekoNatsuki wrote:

I install o! on Kali Linux with XFCE4 DE

" E: Unable to locate package winehq-staging
Script failed: Some libraries didn't install for some reason, check apt or your connection "l

I tried reinstall winello and it have same result

Idk how to solve that ;w;

KatouMegumi wrote:

NekoNatsuki wrote:

I install o! on Kali Linux with XFCE4 DE

" E: Unable to locate package winehq-staging
Script failed: Some libraries didn't install for some reason, check apt or your connection "l

I tried reinstall winello and it have same result

Idk how to solve that ;w;

Not using a distribution meant to be used as a network penetration testing live cd image as a daily driver would help. Just install a more suitable distribution such as Linux Mint or Debian.

Saratoga wrote:

It suddently stopped working one day, it would launch and get stuck on the osu logo showing up on your screen. running osu-wine in the terminal and it seems to get stuck on

0144:err:sync:RtlpWaitForCriticalSection section 4EDD7274 (null) wait timed out in thread 0144, blocked by 0180, retrying (60 sec)

I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling but it didn't change anything. I'm running Fedora 38 with Gnome 44.6. I've tried this in both Wayland and X11 and it behaves the exact same

edit: here's a video of it happening https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CK2EtrOCysU

Akira Morilas wrote:

Just a word of warning, if you're on Linux Mint DO NOT update, I lost all audio(system-wide, not just osu) and now when I play I get an error saying my score won't be submitted.

Looking into it it seems like the updater decided to delete pipewire without replacing it with anything else, and now wants me to Linus(Sebastian, not Torwalds) myself by requiring to delete Cinnamon to install it back(and even if I do click yes it doesn't go through with it, saying it needs to fix broken packages first).

The very reason I went back to Mint is because I wanted a distro that "just works", but if I can't have that then I'll just use Arch btw.

Espionage724 wrote:

All this latency talk and there's no mention of preempt=full threadirqs ?

Akira Morilas wrote:

Just a word of warning, if you're on Linux Mint DO NOT update, I lost all audio(system-wide, not just osu) and now when I play I get an error saying my score won't be submitted.

Looking into it it seems like the updater decided to delete pipewire without replacing it with anything else, and now wants me to Linus(Sebastian, not Torwalds) myself by requiring to delete Cinnamon to install it back(and even if I do click yes it doesn't go through with it, saying it needs to fix broken packages first).

The very reason I went back to Mint is because I wanted a distro that "just works", but if I can't have that then I'll just use Arch btw.

I'm surprised people still use Mint after they had Wine broken for months. If you want a distro that just works, why aren't you using any of the 3 mainstream ones (Fedora, Ubuntu, openSUSE) that actually do that? They're mainstream for a reason :p

Jangsoodlor wrote:

Linux mint is considered to be "beginner friendly" so there's a lot of ppl using it.

Hedeyohu2 wrote:

im stuck with 17 ms latency

masterFelixJr wrote:

My fps locked on 60 and ms on 17. I turned off the limiter of fps, but it doesnt work. Maybe problem in Xwayland or something else. Can you help me with that? I got 60hz monitor, intel iris xe graphics, intel core i5 1135g7. Ubuntu 24.04. When i played osu! on windows i got more 120 fps

Akebana Yukio wrote:

I'm unable to minimize or change windows while in the edit menu or beatmap editor

xalaxet wrote:

The sound is broken

3l_St3v3n wrote:

How do i get maps? help plz

BenjiXD wrote:

is it possible to redirect the games path to my windows folder so I dont have to copy all my songs and skins to a different hard drive