Wine, D9VK, and Lutris Help Request
by enorbet from LinuxQuestions.org on (#4R9V9)
I'm currently using Wine-Staging 4.16 and I very much want to incorporate d9vk in it. It seems there are two (2) ways to accomplish this and I have been unsuccessful with both.
1) Winetricks - dll install - now includes d9vk-master and several versions. I can't even get the zip file to download and unzip, despite an auto download of wine's own 7Zip. Originally it tried to do this in "Y:/" which as far as I can tell under ~/.wine/devices, doesn't exist. I even tried creating a symlink to an NTFS drive and winetricks still won't have it.
2) d9vk direct (github) - I installed meson and MInGW but can't find a slackbuild for glslang and it is a tad confusing how it is to be built from source.
Lutris is only currently important to me to verify that Wine or Steam are using d9vk so it's of secondary concern but I've installed all the dependencies listed at Slackbuilds.org but Lutris build fails.
So how is anyone getting these installed or is it that I'm using 14.2 with Pulseaudio removed? I don't see any error messages mentioning pulse, but I have nothing else to blame, and of course this has nothing to do with the more important glslang problem AFAIK.
1) Winetricks - dll install - now includes d9vk-master and several versions. I can't even get the zip file to download and unzip, despite an auto download of wine's own 7Zip. Originally it tried to do this in "Y:/" which as far as I can tell under ~/.wine/devices, doesn't exist. I even tried creating a symlink to an NTFS drive and winetricks still won't have it.
2) d9vk direct (github) - I installed meson and MInGW but can't find a slackbuild for glslang and it is a tad confusing how it is to be built from source.
Lutris is only currently important to me to verify that Wine or Steam are using d9vk so it's of secondary concern but I've installed all the dependencies listed at Slackbuilds.org but Lutris build fails.
So how is anyone getting these installed or is it that I'm using 14.2 with Pulseaudio removed? I don't see any error messages mentioning pulse, but I have nothing else to blame, and of course this has nothing to do with the more important glslang problem AFAIK.