Just to clear up some terminology, Proton is a fork of Wine which is used to translate a Windows exe into a Linux readable program. DXVK is what translates D3D into Vulkan (fun fact: it’s not Linux specific, it can be done on Windows)
I’ve never actually played a Windows version of a game using Vulkan, but I believe Proton would be able to tell and use your system’s native version of Vulkan. I say try it out and tell us how it goes
Yeah I reread the part where you said you installed Linux lol. On top of checking permissions also check user ownership of the media. I believe a normal jellyfin install uses your user rather than it’s own system user
Are you on Windows or Linux? If Linux, is jellyfin installed on docker or from your package manager? The drive is mounted right?
I’m with the others that you should wait, but to actually answer your question, no Denuvo itself isn’t a problem and the game will work fine should you get it
are kind of dicks
Being a dick is very different from being a Nazi
According to the Gamers Nexus video, yes, monitors up to 3 years old could be affected
Didn’t BG3 do this? They made a Linux version of the game but it only allowed itself to work on steam deck
I live in the US and they asked me for id when I tried to sign up a couple months ago
Per the FAQ:
Personally that’s good enough for me