Goverlay 1.8.0 has been released, offering Linux gamers an effective way to manage performance tweaks for individual titles without affecting global settings. The update features a complete interface redesign with a darker theme, a collapsible sidebar, and a live system status card, while also addressing long-standing bugs that previously cluttered the system tray. Users can now easily apply isolated configurations for Steam games, monitor GPU temperatures and VRAM usage, and reset changes with a simple right click. The release is available as an AppImage or via Flatpak, providing an easy installation process while ensuring compatibility with required libraries
Goverlay 1.8.0 released
Goverlay 1.8.0 finally gives Linux gamers a proper way to manage performance tweaks per title without wrecking their global settings. The interface gets a complete redesign with a darker theme, collapsible sidebar, and a live system status card that actually replaces the need for separate monitoring tools. Users can now click any Steam game to apply isolated configurations, toggle active overlays with visual badges, and reset changes with a single right click. Long standing bugs like lost OptiScaler preferences, accidental ReShade file deletion, and cluttered home directories finally get patched out.
