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DXX-Rebirth
Legitimate copies of the games are required to play, either bought from GOG.com Descent 1 Descent 2 the retail CD versions Further info can be found on the DXX-Rebirth Website (innoextract is needed for ext...
ioquake3
A legitimate copy of the game is required to play, either bought from Steam GOG.com a retail CD version Instructions on how to extract game assets and setting up the game can be found on the ioquake3 Website. ioquake3 is a free softwar...
Minecraft
The official Minecraft Launcher package maintained by Microsoft: yay -S minecraft-launcher
ScummVM
Dabble in some adventure games of yore with ScummVM: pacman -S scummvm
DOSBox
Install DOSBox Staging for a more enhanced DOS gaming experience: yay -S dosbox-staging General MIDI/Soundfonts The integrated FluidSynth MIDI sequencer has issues with some soundfont files, resulting in minor to major music playback issues in games. Timidity...
Steam
The popular game distribution platform and library management client from Valve. NOTE: activate the multilib repository in /etc/pacman.conf to install Steam/Proton. pacman -S steam Where are my game saves for Proton-enabled games? Games that are running via S...
Wine
Install Wine to play (almost) any Windows game on Linux. For a compatibility list refer to ProtonDB. Install Wine from the repositories: pacman -S wine wine-gecko wine-mono winetricks DXVK DXVK is a Vulkan-based translation layer for Direct3D 9/10/11 which al...
Discord
Discord is a proprietary, cross-platform, all-in-one voice and text chat application. Install Discord from the repositories: pacman -S discord Screensharing on Wayland Currently, it's not possible to reliably share your screen during a call with Discord on W...
Filesystem Hierarchy
The Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS) is a set of guidelines that define the directory structure of a Linux operating system. This standard specifies the names and locations of directories, files, and other file system objects that are essential for the prop...
WARNING: Possibly missing firmware for module during initrd generation
During initrd generation mkinitcpio might output the following messages: ==> Starting build: '6.2.8-arch1-1' -> Running build hook: [base] -> Running build hook: [systemd] -> Running build hook: [sd-plymouth] -> Running build hook: [keyboard] ==> WARNI...
Restore Secure Boot Keys, Bootloader, LUKS TPM Key after Firmware update
After a firmware upgrade the firmware settings might get reset to their default values, including bootloater entries and custom secure boot keys. Restore secure boot keys First, you should restore any custom secure boot keys that might have been lost. If you a...
Reset sudo password
By default, the Steam Deck's deck user has no password set. In order to do some customization tasks that require system administrator access, a password needs to be set using the passwd command. Follow the below steps to remove the password in case you forgot....
Singular file system
The simplest, most basic partitioning scheme in any Linux operating system consists of 3 partitions: Type File System Description EFI System Partition vfat Stores boot loaders and bootable OS images in .efi format Root File System ext4, btrfs, XFS, or...
Booting the installation medium
ATTENTION: The Arch Linux installation medium does not support Secure Boot. You will have to disable it to start the installation. Point your system's current boot device to the USB flash drive plugged into one of the USB ports on your computer. This usually i...
Extra: Installing via SSH
WARNING: Only do this in a trustworthy network environment, e.g. at home, to prevent the possibility of tampering from outside sources! The system will not notify you if someone else logs into the installation environment alongside yourself! If you want to ins...
Understanding Linux file systems
Linux supports a number of different file systems with different sets of features and intended use-cases. Ext4: The All-rounder Ext4 is the latest iteration of the "Extended file system" and the default on most Linux distributions. It supports journaling, whic...
Singular file system (LUKS, encrypted)
LUKS (Linux Unified Key Setup) is the standard for Linux hard disk encryption. By providing a standard on-disk-format, it does not only facilitate compatibility among distributions, but also provides secure management of multiple user passwords. LUKS stores al...
Encrypt non-root devices (LUKS)
If you have more than one hard disk that you need to encrypt (e.g. SSD as main disk, HDD as data disk) there are a few things to keep in mind to ensure continued smooth operation without any loss of convenience. The layout is as follows: Type File System De...