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description: Simracing with Assetto Corsa on Bazzite Linux, surprisingly easily.
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date: 2025-07-07
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## How does the game run?
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Getting Assetto Corsa to work on Linux was slightly harder, although not by much, all I had to do was run it with Proton-GE 9-20 and that fixed any issues that I had with trying to start the game.
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Also, the launcher opens a seperate game window that doesn't raise to the top automatically, I spent about 10 minutes waiting for the game to load, only to realise it already loaded.
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Also, the launcher opens a seperate game window that doesn't raise to the top automatically, I spent about 10 minutes waiting for the game to load, only to realise it had already loaded and was running underneath the launcher window.
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Performance isn't an issue, my FPS is always above 60, sometimes above 150—depending on the circumstances, with my GTX 1660—which is getting quite dated at this point—being 6 years old.
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## Mods
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I haven't tested out Content Manager for Assetto Corsa yet, but I have seem. guides on how to get it working and they seem pretty simple.
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# To answer the question in the title
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Yes. Overall, it wasn't bad, but I didn't expect anything different from the Linux gaming ecosystem in 2025, we've moved on from a lot of issues and I'm glad this is one of the issues we have moved away from.
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Yes. Overall, it wasn't bad,and pretty easy to get going, but I didn't expect anything different from the Linux gaming ecosystem in 2025, we've moved on from a lot of issues and I'm glad this is one of the issues we have moved away from.

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