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"How to Install & Use ReShade on Linux – Boost Game Visuals Easily!"

In this video, I’ll show you how to install and use ReShade on Linux with your Steam library. ReShade is a powerful post-processing injector that lets you add anti-aliasing, ambient occlusion, depth of field, color correction, and other advanced effects to your games. While ReShade is officially Windows-only, thanks to open-source projects like reshade-linux, you can now use it on Linux with Proton and Wine. reshade-linux GitHub: https://github.com/kevinlekiller/resh... Step 1. Install Dependencies The script requires two core dependencies: 7zip and git. On Ubuntu (and most Debian-based distros), install them with: sudo apt install git p7zip-full (Note: the package is often p7zip-full, not just 7zip.) Step 2. Install ReShade on Linux Open a terminal and run the following commands: curl -LO https://github.com/kevinlekiller/resh... chmod u+x reshade-linux.sh ./reshade-linux.sh Follow the prompts in the script, and once complete, ReShade will be installed. Step 3. Using ReShade In-Game Launch your game through Steam (with Proton/Wine). Press Home to open the ReShade menu. Enable or tweak the visual effects you want, e.g., SMAA, bloom, color grading, or film grain. That’s it! You now have ReShade running on Linux with your Steam games. #reshade #linuxgaming #proton #steamlinux #gamingonlinux #reshadeonlinux #winegaming