#I dont know how but my saves are somehow in a C drive despite being on linux.

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gentle helm
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The saves folder located in .factorio is empty and I disabled cloud sync. Factorio can load and play these saves perfectly fine but I have no idea where they are. according to my computer they dont exist at all, searching yields nothing.

proper flax
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isnt it located in user\appdata\

gentle helm
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no, linux doesnt use that directory

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I am running factorio with proton, maybe that is messing with the pathing, but I doubt it

bitter horizon
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Quite likely proton is messing with the path.

gentle helm
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yes, proton has a hand in it

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now it recognizes the single save I put in the saves folder

bitter horizon
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So that windows games can run on Linux, it must be emulating a windows file structure. As far as factorio is concerned, you are running on Windows and hence that path exists.

gentle helm
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ok, it moved all of my saves back to the saves folder

gentle helm
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didnt know proton emulated the file structure too

bitter horizon
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There is a native Linux version of factorio. I recommend using that as it should work better (lower overhead from system calls).

gentle helm
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It's not perfect, Ive been trying to get it to cooperate better with wayland but it doesnt like to

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it performs better with proton

bitter horizon
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That sounds suspicious.

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Like something is misconfigured that proton is bypassing.

gentle helm
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yes, its a known problem with kde plasma I think

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switching the driver to X11 helps, but I sometimes get tiny performance hiccups

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sometimes ups will dip to 57, sometimes down to 50 at the worst. I'm not really sure what is the culprit, maybe its natural

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yeah performance is definitely worse without proton