Goverlay 1.9.3 has been released, introducing native ReShade support for Linux gamers, which simplifies the integration of post-processing effects. This update also enhances the bgmod launch wrapper for better reliability, addresses issues such as stray logs, and allows users to manage per-game launch arguments through a new "Tweaks" tab. Additional improvements include the ability to clone global configs into individual game profiles, alphabetically sorting game cards, and various bug fixes that enhance user experience. The new version can be installed via Flatpak from Flathub, making it accessible for a wider audience

Goverlay 1.9.3 Ships With Native ReShade Support for Linux Gamers

Goverlay 1.9.3 shipped today, adding native ReShade support to the popular open-source Linux gaming tool that wraps MangoHud, vkBasalt, and upscalers behind a clean GUI. The release also overhauls the bgmod launch wrapper to remove stray logs, preserves proxy DLLs, and fixes a Steam hang, while a new "Tweaks" tab manages per-game launch arguments. Maintainer Benjamim Gois, working with community contributors, tied the fixes directly to filed issues, closing requests on custom variables, launch commands, and ReShade duplicate effects.

Goverlay 1.9.3 Ships With Native ReShade Support for Linux Gamers @ Linux Compatible