#Geforce now on linux install
#Geforce now on linux 64 bits
#Geforce now on linux android

# Minimum memory size requiered for the graphic card. # Set Graphic Card information keys for wine

# POL_Call POL_Install_Flashplayer_ActiveX # Perhaps useful for the Geforce's installer loading bar ? # Seems to avoid 'Nvidia installation program failed.' # Required because of POL_Install_dotnet40 POL_Wine_OverrideDLL '' 'GeForceNOWContainer.exe' POL_Wine_OverrideDLL '' 'GeForceNOWStreamer.exe' POL_Wine_OverrideDLL '' 'GeForceNOWReliabilityMonitor.exe' # Download Wine if necessary then create prefix # POL_SetupWindow_menu '$(eval_gettext 'What architecture do you want to use ?')' '$TITLE' '$(eval_gettext '64 bits (recommended)')~$(eval_gettext '32 bits')' '~'

#Geforce now on linux 64 bits

# Choose architecture: 32 bits or 64 bits #

#Geforce now on linux install

POL_RequiredVersion '4.3.0' || POL_Debug_Fatal '$APPLICATION_TITLE $VERSION is required to install $TITLE' POL_SetupWindow_presentation '$TITLE' '$EDITOR' '$GAME_URL' '$AUTHOR' '$PREFIX' Tried: Wine 6.3 (installation does end but GeForceNOW.exe is not extracted). # - Wine x86 5.0.3 + dotnet40: 'RPC server not available', then the installation does end. Dotnet40 script is not 64bits compatible. # - Wine x86 5.0.2 + dotnet40: 'The installation program NVIDIA can not continue'. # - Wine amd64 5.11-staging, 5.18-staging: 'Nvidia installation program failed.' (same with OS win7/win10). # Currently I can not avoid the installer stop stop/fail before the end. # Note DXVA2 is supported from Windows Vista. # Middlewares used by this software : DirectX 9 v47 / 11, MFC (seems to requires the MFC version from Win7 SP1).

# TESTED Editions: GeForceNOW-release.exe (, file Version 1.0.9, extractable as a ZIP file) # Distribution used to test : XUbuntu 18.04 64 bits (Linux kernel v5.4.0). # Wine version used : see the changelog below

#Geforce now on linux android

A wolf in sheep's clothing, is the nvidia shield android TV.# Last revision : see the changelog below Plus all the other media apps and services available from Google play store, all optimised for large screen and controller makes the nvidia shield android TV an amazing investment. I also know how much I can enjoy gaming without owning the game or any gaming spec x86_64 hardware thanks to how well geforce now works for me.įor me the ultimate steam machine is the nvidia shield TV as I can play all the steam games that I own through game stream as well as scores of games that I do not own through geforce now. I know using geforce now to play steam games that I do not own and without any x86_64 hardware being involved other than the gtx 1080 powered windows virtual machine running the steam client in the cloud amazes me. That is why nobody is really interested in steamos currently. That is why nobody is buying steam machines. Steamos offers nothing that improves the steam experience found using steam for windows. SteamOS needs something bleeding edge, different, unique and whilst at the same time being amazingly good. I think steamos offering a cloud based gaming service would make steamos reach a much wider audience and make it appealable to more people. Nvidia seem to be providing better vulkan support, vr support and other game works features to Linux kernel for their tegra powered devices than they provide for Linux on x86_64 hardware. This article describes how windows virtualization can help gaming on Linux. Nvidia are doing some amazing work regarding windows virtualization and offloading demanding rendering work to the cloud.