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  • I did get through the QT step “ldd * | grep ‘not found’ | sort -u” now returns nothing I just downloaded the libqtwebkit4 as a .deb file and double click just worked…? No idea if it will function properly but at least this step is clear. I am now trying to install OpenCV:

    ibopencv_core.so.2.3 => not found libopencv_imgproc.so.2.3 => not found libopencv_objdetect.so.2.3 => not found

    I guess it’s just stubborn to keep going but I have no idea how any of this work :'( and trying to compile LinuxTrack against Qt5 although it is most likely the correct answer I wouldn’t even know where to begin.

    What do you think of the solution someone else mentioned? https://github.com/opentrack/opentrack combined with https://github.com/trackirtoopentrack/trackir-to-opentrack

    Does it look like something compatible with LinuxMint?


  • So there might be a way? I thought the AMD was just a dealbreaker. I will try qt4 again I guess. Any recommendation on installing libqtwebkit4 then? since that specifically the one I could get to build linuxtrack.

    Yeah I’m used to having to set Afterburner after each boot but if I can set it up auto it would be neat. I just like to lower the Wattage because performance loss is very very minimal and it just fixes a lot of poorly optimized games that pump resources for absolutely no reason. My GPU also just shuts off when it overheats and well if you’re in the middle of a game it sucks.


  • Thank you for taking the time to answer!

    For iCUE I will give a few options a try input-remapper seems like it would do what I need.

    For Afterburner I was able to just change the power limit with nvidia-smi that’s the only thing I cared about:

    #!/bin/bash #Enable persistence mode sudo nvidia-smi -pm ENABLED #Set power limit to 240Watts sudo nvidia-smi -pl 240

    TrackIR5 is a hardware that uses a camera and an emitter that you put on your head. https://www.trackir.com/trackir5/ It works great for ETS2 and ATS.

    Yes Vortex the mod manager, I will try Mod Organizer 2 see how that goes.