Hello there @Heloriser !
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I am trying to launch Unreal Engine 5 on Ubuntu 22
The message I receive is: Cannot find a compatible Vulkan Device.
On my terminal I can run vkcube to see a cube from Vulkan.
Is there someway to configure Unreal Engine 5 on launch time to fix this problem?
Followed the steps to install Unreal Engine on Linux:
While launching the UE4Editor, I am receiving the following error:
Failed to load the Vulcan Driver which is required to run the engine. The engine no longer fallbacks to OpenGL4 which has been deprecated.
After some recent commits, UE 5.6 stopped starting on Linux with the following error message:
[2025.02.14-15.05.40:828][ 0]Message dialog closed, result: Ok, title: Message, text: Failed to load Vulkan Driver which is required to run the engine.
The engine no longer fallbacks to OpenGL4 which has been deprecated.
It appears that this issue occurs when the GPU does not support VK_EXT_mesh_shader. Is this expected behavior—that VK_EXT_mesh_shader is required to start UE 5.6—or is it just a bug…