Montagsgott.7438

I have been running manjaro for maybe 2 years now, and this package is working totally fine. I tested it on both AMD and nvidia GPUs, both worked like a charm.The things related to wine I have installed on my system:wine-geckowine-monowine-stagingwinetricks It should be smooth sailing, and if you went through some issues or errors, it should be fairly easy to come up with solutions online. Note: I tried both KDE and XFCE, I don't think the environment would make much of a difference, but who knows :) .. Best of luck! Thank you for your insights!Did you use the script provided by ArmoredVehicle? Or just the Lutris installer? Thanks, I'll get to that once I've set Manjaro up. You've installed GW2 with Lutris?

I'm not familiar with Manjaro aside from knowing that it's based on Arch, even though they dropped 32bit support, I don't think they dropped support for it entirely. What many distros are doing is dropping support for actual 32bit (pre 2007) CPU's, but they're still offering some 32bit packages to support old games using those libraries.I will run a GW2 test without any 32bit components (64bit exclusive Wine prefix) and try the game with it. EDIT: The game crashes without 32bit support, this is because the game itself is 64bit while the Trading Post/Black Lion Store is a separate 32bit exe. Sorry can't be of much further help, you can try asking on the https://www.gamingonlinux.com/ forums though, plenty of Arch users there. Thank you for your testing! Well to be honest I don't know exactly. I just saw that in their repo there's no dedicated wine-32-package. Might the "normal" Wine suffice?

Hi there, I'd like to make the switch from Kubuntu to Manjaro. Of course I'd love to play GW2 on Manjaro, too. This thread helped me finally get it to work on Kubuntu. There are however some differences between Manjaro and Kubuntu. For instance, Manjaro has no Wine-32-Package. Will it make a difference? Anyone here got it working on Manjaro and wants to share his experiences?