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Повідомити про проблему з перекладом
I've figured out what you meant by "set present interval". All this line is doing is force disabling V-Sync. While you could do that with DXVK, there's no reason to do so. Unless, of course, you are already using DXVK.
Installing mods on Linux isn't difficult, it can be tedious but not hard. I even created a basic shell script that could alter load orders and auto install from nexus. I had probably 100+ mods running at the beginning and never had any Linux related issues.
Also while DXVK is a great tool, there's no point using it here. I don't even tell the user to set an interval and the built-in Fullscreen works fine for most people on Linux.
I'm honestly not sure who you're responding too at this point.
They also can substantially reduce the stability of your game. (As if it wasn't bad already.)
As a note, there is a script to install MO2, a trusted mod installation program. It can install the basic framework for scripting mods.
Same thing with setting the borderless windowed fullscreen (provided your window manager is compatible). Many games will use hackish ways to do this. Meanwhile the dialog option in DXVK.config will do it properly for Linux. I found that some software such as Discord has trouble capturing the screen without this mode.