The first step is to add the Chaotic-AUR repository to your machine. If you have already followed yuzu’s Building for Linux guide, then this next step is unnecessary.
INSTALL NESSUS ON ARCH LINUX WIKI INSTALL
Run the following command to install the dependencies. There are a few dependencies needed to complete this guide, as well.
INSTALL NESSUS ON ARCH LINUX WIKI UPDATE
Once installed, update your packages with pacman, the package manager in Arch Linux. General setup of the operating system is outside the scope of this guide, but here is Manjaro’s installation guide, and here is Arch Linux’s installation guide. If you are a beginner with Linux, Manjaro is easier to set up and install to your computer than Arch Linux, and it can be downloaded here. Preparationsįor this guide, either an install of Arch Linux or any distro derived from Arch Linux, such as Manjaro, is necessary to follow along. Most crashes are solved upstream on both Mesa and LLVM, so this is a guide about installing the latest LLVM and Mesa versions to an Arch Linux or Manjaro computer. Some crashes are caused by an old Mesa version, and many more are caused by the old, stable version of LLVM required by Mesa to compile shaders. Decent stability can be achieved on Linux, but the current stable version of Mesa found in most Linux distributions causes unrecoverable crashes in many games on yuzu. The other option is to use the OpenGL backend in Linux with Mesa’s open-source RadeonSI driver. One could use the Vulkan backend in Windows, however, this comes with poor stability as yuzu’s Vulkan implementation lacks proper memory management. Just enable the repo, install mesa-git, and you should be good to go.Ĭurrently, users of AMD GPUs have two options to get decent performance on yuzu. However, Chaotic-AUR now provides Mesa compiled using LLVM 12, so there is no need for this guide now. This guide will remain here as a reference.
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