Lutris 0.5.9 Release Adds AMD's FidelityFX, DLSS, & Epic Games Store Support
Lutris is a free and open-source game manager available exclusively for Linux.
It has been and still is one
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BattleEye & Easy-Anti-Cheat Official Support Added for Steam Play Proton on Linux
Linux gamers, this is big news!
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