To those having difficulty launching the arm64 version through Steam, this should be fixed now. Give Steam some time to update Factorio's launch options. If you're impatient like me, you can also force an update by opting out of the 1.1.71, build, or 1.1.x beta branch, letting Steam update Factorio, then opting back into the beta branch.sedroc wrote: ↑Fri Nov 04, 2022 6:26 pmThank you. Factorio now runs much faster. However, I seems like that the Steam beta version for 1.1.71 is not a universal binary and only runs in x86_64 mode, while the full download from the website is a universal binary and runs as arm64. Anyone else having this issue?
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It's now working. Thank you for the hint.StrangePan wrote: ↑Mon Nov 07, 2022 2:07 pmTo those having difficulty launching the arm64 version through Steam, this should be fixed now. Give Steam some time to update Factorio's launch options. If you're impatient like me, you can also force an update by opting out of the 1.1.71, build, or 1.1.x beta branch, letting Steam update Factorio, then opting back into the beta branch.
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Gnome is trash for performance, Ever since they moved to gnome-shell like 10 years ago it's been a stuttery mess (I miss compiz), pressing "win" a few times can cause stutters even on fast desktop GPUs.
I ditched it for Sway and it's better VFR support a few months ago, and never looked back.
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inflammatory phrasing aside, it's pretty much the truth.woobilicious wrote: ↑Fri Nov 25, 2022 10:17 pmGnome is trash for performance, Ever since they moved to gnome-shell like 10 years ago it's been a stuttery mess (I miss compiz), pressing "win" a few times can cause stutters even on fast desktop GPUs.
I ditched it for Sway and it's better VFR support a few months ago, and never looked back.