Moonlight turns a Linux desktop, laptop, or handheld into a client for games and desktop apps running on another PC. Install the Moonlight Flatpak, connect it to a host running Sunshine, then tune the stream only after the first connection works. Choose the Linux install method Flatpak is the clean default because the Flathub package […]
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GNOME’s official Extensions app manages what you already have installed, but browsing and adding new extensions still means a trip to extensions.gnome.org and a browser add-on. GNOME Extension Manager fixes that by building a Browse tab straight into a native desktop app. You get to find, install and manage GNOME Shell extensions without touching a
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Checking CPU and GPU temperature on Linux matters the moment a fan spins up for no obvious reason or a render job that used to take ten minutes now takes twenty. A CPU running hot throttles itself to protect the silicon, and the only way to catch that before it slows everything down is to
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A Burp Suite certificate in Firefox is what lets the proxy read your HTTPS traffic without throwing security warnings on every page. Firefox keeps its own certificate store instead of using the operating system’s, so importing Burp’s CA certificate here is a separate step from anything you have set up elsewhere on Linux. Before you
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To install Ryujinx on Linux now, use the Flathub package named Ryujinx (Ryubing). Its application ID is io.github.ryubing.Ryujinx, which replaces the retired org.ryujinx.Ryujinx ID used by older commands. Flathub labels this package as community-provided and unverified, so treat its issue tracker and the Ryubing project as separate support paths. Install the current Flatpak package When
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An Xbox controller can work with Steam on Linux without xboxdrv. Start by confirming that Linux exposes the device, then use Steam’s Controller page to decide whether the game should use its native input path or Steam Input. Check that Linux can see the controller Connect a USB controller or its wireless receiver before opening
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For Citra Linux, install Azahar, the maintained open-source 3DS emulator built from the PabloMK7 Citra fork and Lime3DS. Use only games, system data, and keys you are entitled to use because an emulator does not grant a license to download or share copyrighted game files. Choose the supported Citra-based emulator Azahar is the maintained Citra-based
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Yuzu is discontinued and not a supported way to run Nintendo Switch software on Linux. Yuzu is not a current Linux emulator The Yuzu project ended in March 2024. An old AppImage, a repository mirror, or a tutorial that still presents Yuzu as maintained cannot provide current fixes, compatibility work, or a trustworthy update channel.
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You can watch YouTube from Steam Deck Gaming Mode by adding Firefox or another installed browser to Steam as a non-Steam app, then giving that shortcut a YouTube launch address. Valve documents that desktop-installed apps added through the Steam client appear in the non-Steam library in Gaming Mode, so you keep the controller-first library instead
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Run a Tcl script with tclsh first. That direct command makes the interpreter, script file, and arguments visible, which is useful when you need to diagnose a missing interpreter, a typo in the filename, or a script that exits with an error. Install the Tcl interpreter Tcl is the Tool Command Language. Tclsh reads commands
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