GOverlay 1.9.1 has been released, introducing significant improvements for Linux gamers, including lsfg-vk 2.0 and MAKO frame generation, which enable lossless scaling without the need for NVIDIA hardware. The update features a new FSR version selector, allowing AMD users to easily switch between the latest and optimized builds for older GPUs, enhancing performance for RX 6000 series cards. Additionally, the update includes UI enhancements, such as a more organized Environment Variables tab and a dedicated Lutris platform tab for easier launch command identification. Troubleshooting has been improved with centralized logging, and packaging updates include a move to KDE Platform 6.11 for Flatpak and the addition of .zsync files for AppImage

GOverlay 1.9.1 Adds MAKO, lsfg-vk 2.0, and FSR Selector to Linux Gaming

GOverlay 1.9.1 has arrived, bringing lsfg-vk 2.0 and MAKO frame generation to Linux gamers seeking lossless scaling without NVIDIA hardware. The update introduces a practical FSR version selector for AMD users, allowing them to switch between the latest builds and RDNA2-optimized variants for older GPUs. 

GOverlay 1.9.1 Adds MAKO, lsfg-vk 2.0, and FSR Selector to Linux Gaming @ Linux Compatible