Geforce On Linux

Using Geforce On Linux

How to Use GeForce Now on Linux

You can now easily use GeForce Now on your Linux machine by following a few simple steps. Here’s how you can get started:

Step 1: Install the User Agent Switcher Extension

To bypass compatibility checks, you need to install a User Agent Switcher extension in your browser. This extension allows you to change your browser’s user agent, tricking GeForce Now into thinking you’re using Chrome OS.

  • If you’re using Google Chrome or a Chromium-based browser, you can find the User Agent Switcher extension in the Chrome Web Store.
  • For Firefox users, the equivalent extension can be found in the Firefox Add-ons store.

Step 2: Add the Chrome OS User Agent

Once you’ve installed the extension, you’ll need to add a Chrome OS User Agent. This will let you play GeForce Now as if you’re on Chrome OS.

  1. Open the extension settings.
  2. Add a new user agent and name it (e.g., “Chrome OS”).
  3. Choose any flag or symbol that will represent it in your extension menu.

Step 3: Add the User Agent String

Now, input the following User Agent String for Chrome OS:

Mozilla/5.0 (X11; CrOS x86_64 13099.85.0) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/84.0.4147.110

This string will mimic the Chrome OS environment, allowing you to access GeForce Now without any compatibility issues.

Step 4: Switch User Agent and Launch GeForce Now

To play GeForce Now:

  1. Click on the User Agent Switcher extension icon.
  2. Select the Chrome OS user agent you created (it may be labeled as “COS” or whatever name you assigned).
  3. Go to GeForce Now’s play page and launch the service.

Now you’re all set to enjoy GeForce Now on your Linux machine!

By following these steps, you’ll bypass any restrictions and enjoy a seamless gaming experience using GeForce Now on Linux.

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