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Replacing the CPU fixed the problem.

You can save and load profiles to import these from one module to another.

Also in the Hornet and M-2000

On your new computer you will need to update the hardware ID settings in the joystick .lua files. Have you done that? Redoing your control mapping is easy. Your old assignments are saved here: C:\Users\Name\Saved Games\DCS\Config\Input\Aircraft\joystick Make sure you save a copy of your Saved Games DCS folder when you upgrade. Go into any aircraft in your new install and assign a button for a controller, it will create a file like this: CH FIGHTERSTICK USB {8D539500-AD1C-11f0-8001-444553540000}.diff The bolded text is your new hardware ID, using Explorer simply paste this onto your old files when you copy them over. Modifiers are stored here: C:\Users\Name\Saved Games\DCS\Config\Input\Aircraft\modifiers.lua Replace this ID local modifiers = { ["JOY_BTN16"] = { ["device"] = "CH PRO THROTTLE USB {2796EE60-F354-11ef-8001-444553540000}", ["key"] = "JOY_BTN16", ["switch"] = false, That's all!

Relevant for this market. PC gaming. And Steam isn’t small, according to this it holds 70% of the share in digital distribution. https://sqmagazine.co.uk/pc-gaming-market-share-and-usage-statistics/ So their sample size is more than large enough to validate those results.

Because it’s the most relevant survey here. You just cited it yourself. Whether 2-3% of the market makes something feasible for Linux support is anyone’s guess. In all likelihood that’s not enough. You can see products like Microsoft Office, iTunes or Turbo Tax that sell huge numbers of copies and yet apparently aren’t profitable to make for Linux.

You could still map the roll axis to the rudder anyways and activate that with a modifier button just to use on the ground.

The normal option for those without rudder pedals is a twist grip flight stick. I suppose it’s possible to map your rudder axis to the stick roll axis with a modifier button and use that when taxing. That would work. For any non FBW aircraft you’ll want an actual rudder control though so a twist grip is still better.

How does an actual survey of tens of millions of PC gamers not matter? That’s literally what anyone should be looking at here. It’s much more valid than asking ChatGPT

The orange one. The black one is the updater.

That research is easy. The most relevant survey for PC gaming is right here: https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/Steam-Hardware-Software-Survey-Welcome-to-Steam

I use W11 and DCS in Full Screen mode. I’m able to cycle through any open apps by using Alt-Tab and then return to DCS in the normal way.

Again that’s not the number that’s relevant to PC gaming. It’s not a matter of liking or disliking. Simply a fact. Overall many people use OSX too. But in this market sector that number is 1.91% https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/Steam-Hardware-Software-Survey-Welcome-to-Steam If you like using Linux that’s fine. But thinking it’s going to replace Windows or reach any significant share of this segment is really farfetched. It might be hard to believe from inside your echo chamber but the vast majority of people probably just don’t care or understand your gripes enough to justify switching.

For the PC gaming demographic that matters here, it’s 2.68% https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/Steam-Hardware-Software-Survey-Welcome-to-Steam

Well I have a free CPU coming so if that doesn’t work

Still crashed with that set to 32GB, gotta be the CPU DxDiag.txt dcs.log-20251030-233454.zip

I’ll try it. I also get a lot of Blue Screen crashes when the PC really isn’t doing anything though. Not running DCS or any game.

With 64GB of RAM? The consensus from my PC support it that my CPU needs replacing. Not a big deal for me since I have a free replacement due for my last one that went kaput. Some games still run fine though so it’s a mixed bag. Hard to say if it’s a DCS problem or the machine.

Yeah but the threshold for that is much more mainstream attainable. This is far from the most demanding game.

How many consumers do you figure even know what Linux or Proton even are?

It’s actually not it’s 2.68% https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/Steam-Hardware-Software-Survey-Welcome-to-Steam

It’s a lost cause because all you’re doing is supersampling. If you really want your $20K worth, the headset would need the native resolution to be worth the while. You're making VR look hopeless to the mere mortals here Now when using a monitor it’s possible to fully exploit the currently available hardware at a fraction of the cost.

You know that’s like $20K worth of hardware

I’ve done all that. I think at this point I need to replace the CPU The report and logs are all here Yes. The crashes I have are probably unrelated to this setting.

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