Steam Beta finally enables Proton on Linux fully, making Linux gaming simpler
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And now Valve needs to figure out how to tell users which game works and which game doesn't work. Maybe some kind of badge for Proton?
https://github.com/OMGDuke/protondb-decky
You mean like this?
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https://github.com/OMGDuke/protondb-decky
You mean like this?
Like that, but default on Steam client and store game page.
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And now Valve needs to figure out how to tell users which game works and which game doesn't work. Maybe some kind of badge for Proton?
Steam deck compatibility is close enough to the same thing.
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Bro, I'm so fucking close to removing Microsoft from my life
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And now Valve needs to figure out how to tell users which game works and which game doesn't work. Maybe some kind of badge for Proton?
Integrating ProtonDB into the steam client would be a nice.
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https://github.com/OMGDuke/protondb-decky
You mean like this?
Unfortunately this doesn't work on the store pages.
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Steam deck compatibility is close enough to the same thing.
They've already expanded it into a non-deck-speciphic thing for the other compatible handhelds.
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Just in time for my new nvme drive so I can fully segregate windows and Linux after that mf broke my install again
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Bro, I'm so fucking close to removing Microsoft from my life
Best thing I ever did. I got tired of being told how I could use my computer and the spying or course.
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Bro, I'm so fucking close to removing Microsoft from my life
I did it a few months ago, honestly after the initial learning it has been a great experience. That's including me having to fuck around with stuff because I chose to run extremely new graphics hardware, and that's kinda on me.
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Steam deck compatibility is close enough to the same thing.
A lot of games that that don’t work on steamdeck because they need more performance still work perfectly well with proton on a decent gaming rig
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Bro, I'm so fucking close to removing Microsoft from my life
Do it, just don't play the games that don't work on Linux. I switched 15 years ago and didn't look back. There are so many games at this point why bother with the ones that only work on Windows?
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As someone who hasn’t yet migrated their gaming PC to linux, does this mean that third-party games imported into steam should work automatically? No flags or config adjustments?
If so, will it choose specific Proton versions for known games or pick a default (latest, I presume) version for all of them?
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Just in time for my new nvme drive so I can fully segregate windows and Linux after that mf broke my install again
Yeah that's what I did but Windows will insert itself to the top of boot entries in UEFI anyway lol
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As someone who hasn’t yet migrated their gaming PC to linux, does this mean that third-party games imported into steam should work automatically? No flags or config adjustments?
If so, will it choose specific Proton versions for known games or pick a default (latest, I presume) version for all of them?
Right now, all you have to do is go to the settings of your non-steam game, go to compatibility, and choose a Proton version. I'm not sure if this change will automate it, but it's pretty much as easy as it can be already.
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Right now, all you have to do is go to the settings of your non-steam game, go to compatibility, and choose a Proton version. I'm not sure if this change will automate it, but it's pretty much as easy as it can be already.
If that’s really all there is to it at the moment, sounds great! The other obstacles are my nvidia graphics card, and HDR support…
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If that’s really all there is to it at the moment, sounds great! The other obstacles are my nvidia graphics card, and HDR support…
I've had good experiences with my Nvidia card on Aurora (same basis as e.g. Bazzite), but HDR is indeed still an issue.
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Do it, just don't play the games that don't work on Linux. I switched 15 years ago and didn't look back. There are so many games at this point why bother with the ones that only work on Windows?
The only game I actively played that didn't work on Linux was destiny 2, and switching to cachyOS has really helped me kick that toxic game out for good.
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Like that, but default on Steam client and store game page.
Makes sense
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Bro, I'm so fucking close to removing Microsoft from my life
From a gaming perspective: Get a new drive (NVMe/whatever your OS is on), drop Nobara on it, be done, have the option to switch back without a hassle if you need it for some special tasks or games.
And after 6 months find out that you never actually did that so delete windows/migrate it into a VM and enjoy the extra game drive you won.
That's at least what worked for 90% of my friends meanwhile.
The only person I know who routinely uses windows is myself- and I only do so,because I need certain MS Office stuff that I need for work. (And no,libre or Softmaker,etc. are sadly not a replacement for that. )
