You will soon be able to use NVIDIA`s DLSS on Linux systems
(Windows Phone Central)

Linux gamers are about to get support for one of the best gaming features from NVIDIA. What you need to know NVIDIA and Valve worked together to bring DLSS support for Steam games to Linux. DLSS support comes through Steam Proton, an open-source tool that lets people play Windows games on Linux. Support for DLSS on Linux will arrive this fall.. Linux gamers just received a big boost, thanks to the latest announcement from NVIDIA. At Computex 2021, NVIDIA announced that it partnered with Valve to bring Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) support to Linux through Steam Proton (via Tom`s Hardware). As a result, people with the best NVIDIA GPUs will be able to use DLSS on their Linux systems. DLSS is an upscaling technology that allows systems to improve performance and fidelity. Our Rich Edmonds explains its benefits and how it works in a post on ray tracing and DLSS: It`s what NVIDIA is using to make ray tracing have less of a negative impact on performance. Super sampling is...