ProtonPlus makes managing Proton versions on Linux, SteamOS and Steam Deck simple
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What crawled up your butt and died? Yeesh.
Nothing. I was laughing earlier. You're just talking in circles and nonsense. It's fine.
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Great soft
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I don’t like the interface tbh. I much rather use ProtonUp-QT for this purpose.
At least in my experience proton plus is restricted in what you can and can’t do.
I haven't checked, but can protonup QT manage the vk3d and dxvk versions too?
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Happy Cake Day OP
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Nothing. I was laughing earlier. You're just talking in circles and nonsense. It's fine.
They're not though.
In Steam, you have to open the settings for each game individually to set it.
In ProtonUp-Qt, you get a list of all of the games installed with their proton DB rating in one column and a drop down to select the compatibility layer in another. So you can easily set several games almost at once, without having to set it globally.
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I'll wait for Proton++ or Proton#
What about JProton or Proton on Rails?
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I haven't checked, but can protonup QT manage the vk3d and dxvk versions too?
Not sure. I rarely use it as is. I haven’t done anything in depth. I have only pulled it up on rare occasions I need specific versions.
Like 98% of my library is just install and play with default steam hotfix version.
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I don’t like the interface tbh. I much rather use ProtonUp-QT for this purpose.
At least in my experience proton plus is restricted in what you can and can’t do.
Agreed, it feels a lot like Bottles and I am not really a fan of it's interface either personally.
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What about JProton or Proton on Rails?
Someone is already preparing an angry comment on how it should be written in Rust instead.
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Not super so if you wanna mess around with GE-Proton and stuff. Personally I prefer ProtonUp-Qt though. It's a terrible name, but way less flashy, which it super doesn't need to be.
TBH, I just use a GTK4 programme whenever I have the choice, so for me Proton+ was natural
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This is akin to ProtonUp, with more compat forks available to download within the GUI.
Based on the description elsewhere in the comments, they don't sound very similar. ProtonPlus is just a download tool that lets you see and download or delete updates for all the various versions of Proton, so you don't have to visit a bunch of different Githubs. It doesn't let you see or change which version each game is using, which it sounds like ProtonUp does.
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Based on the description elsewhere in the comments, they don't sound very similar. ProtonPlus is just a download tool that lets you see and download or delete updates for all the various versions of Proton, so you don't have to visit a bunch of different Githubs. It doesn't let you see or change which version each game is using, which it sounds like ProtonUp does.
wrote last edited by [email protected]I'm not sure how ProtonUp works with native games, installed outside of Steam or Heroic for instance, but it certainly doesn't allow for per-game Proton version changes with Steam games.
EDIT: I was wrong, there's a separate list I wasn't aware of where you can change per-game versions. You can do the same thing in ProtonPlus FWIW. -
Someone is already preparing an angry comment on how it should be written in Rust instead.
Probably the person who down voted me
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I just install ProtonGE from AUR and then it is a magic option in Steam. Idk why we need whole programs for this
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I just install ProtonGE from AUR and then it is a magic option in Steam. Idk why we need whole programs for this
wrote last edited by [email protected]I just install ProtonGE from AUR and then it is a magic option in Steam. Idk why we need whole programs for this
It’s not that easy for everyone, Debian users have to do it manually or through a third party application like ProtonUp-Qt.
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I'm not sure how ProtonUp works with native games, installed outside of Steam or Heroic for instance, but it certainly doesn't allow for per-game Proton version changes with Steam games.
EDIT: I was wrong, there's a separate list I wasn't aware of where you can change per-game versions. You can do the same thing in ProtonPlus FWIW.Where do you find that screen in ProtonPlus? I've never seen it. I wonder if I'm on an old version.
