That problem has nothing to do with Linux though and is properly documented here:
If you are attached to your window layouts and overview, look here how to backup/transfer them.
Or use this chance to get rid of some stuff you don’t really need anymore
yep that’s absolutely not stupid… i’ll do that. Thx fior the tip
Finally, I’d be interested to have an idea of about how many ppl run Eve under any linux flavor… I’m sure that’s not a so negligible and can even imagine we could have a surprise on that
TY, But it diddnt report in game as nvidia, using this command… On a brighter note, Lutris DID finally work as of one hour ago!! still testing!! With NVIDIA graphics and a nice performance boost!
Salut, j’ai le même problème depuis le dernier patch il y a quelques jours. J’ai réinstallé le jeu mais c’est différent et wine apparaît maintenant comme un dossier nouveau dans ./eve. Il y a deux ans, je me suis connecté au jeu via la plateforme de eve pour Linux et en apparence, ce n’est plus possible maintenant.
Mafrelou Picq, I cannot be absolutely sure about that but if you use the eve university guide provided package, it seems it is almost dead now and will probably not run the game anymore. Further the wine version provided with this bundle is now somehow old, and it is better installing at least the version 7 of wine I think, and then install from the latest windows installer
The same thing happened to me 2 days ago, I removed evelauncher 1747682, downloaded the newest windows installer, and used bottles. I reinstall EVE as a “bottle” it works great now it all took about 2 hours to get back up and running.
Just wanna chip in here to say I only got it working be creating a fresh wineprefix and reinstalling Eve from the latest Windows launcher.
I tried vigorously to make my old installation work, but to no avail.
I do, however, have much improved performance now that I also got a much newer DXVK verison.
Remember to back up your cache folder. Mine was installed in a weird path in my old wineprefix, just find it with find <wineprefix> -type d -name EVE and backup the folder named something like c_eve_sharedcache_tq_tranquility.
Now, just create a fresh wineprefix, remember to install corefonts, and run the installer. Start your chars and rsync the contents of your backup. Voila!
I followed your instructions and then I got this error.
WINEPREFIX=$HOME/wineprefixes/eve/ $HOME/.cache/dxvk/dxvk-1.10.1/setup_dxvk.sh install /home/stuffnex/wineprefixes/eve/: Not a valid wine prefix.
Also following the instructions something is not clear. You suggest to download the windows launcher which is EveLauncher-2023444.VMWwPqM1Q-Krwa21XW5LGA
no such
Did you mean EveLauncher-2023444.VMWwPqM1Q-Krwa21XW5LGA?
Set winecfg for the prefix to Windows 10 to get the installer to work on Wine.
Irony is, their mininum requirements to the game is Windows 7 but the installer needs Windows 10.
Take that as a hint, Windows 7 is likely to be cut sometime in the future like DX9.
I had a situation where the installer needed W10 prefix configuration and the launcher needed W7 configured in the prefix, now it works with W10 on both.