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Any word on when it will get Linux support?

eikenberry 7y ago
Got ahead of myself and forgot to check the Steam forum for it... and it was asked and answered already. TLDR; No plans. https://steamcommunity.com/app/929860/discussions/0/1743357605564602098/ https://steamcommunity.com/app/929860/discussions/0/17433576...
pkulak 7y ago
I thought Steam could automatically load up Wine, or something like that?
- vast 7y ago
  Not at all. Linux support is developers effort and if you are serious about it you won't use wine.
  - tpxl 7y ago
    Some games run better on wine than on their native platforms.
  - MarceColl 7y ago
    It can actually load arbitrary games with a port of Wine https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/ https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/
- breakingcups 7y ago
  You are correct, they have developed Proton [1] which is based on Wine. [1] https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton
  - ptah 7y ago
    have you managed to get it working on proton?
  - albertzeyer 7y ago
    But it's not automatically. I think the developer has to enable that. Probably because the developer is still intended (or wants) to verify that it really works properly in Proton. Or not sure. But I have not found a way to run arbitrary Windows Steam games on Linux with Proton. Not sure how I would do that.
    - ansible 7y ago
      I thought if you enabled the beta version, you could try any Windows game using Proton. I tried Proton a while back. My experience was hit and miss with my particular collection.
    - breakingcups 7y ago
      Yes, you can force it on all games if you want. I'm currently playing many games on the latest version of Proton. It might be named a bit confusingly though, I'm at work and don't remember exactly but it might be worded something like "Override proton version for all games" which also enables it for games not explicitly marked as compatible.
swalsh 7y ago
I really believe gaming is the #1 thing holding back linux in the home. The #1 thing in enterprise is probably cheap sysadmins.
- nacs 7y ago
  Try Steam's new built-in "Proton" system. It's made almost every Windows-only game in my Steam library run flawlessly with a double-click. With recent developments like DMVK / Vulkan and such, even the latest DirectX games run amazingly well (I'm able to run high-end games like Heroes of the Storm, Witcher 3, etc at native speeds on High/Ultra quality settings).
kgwxd 7y ago
It's working for me using Steam Play (Proton 4.2-7) on Xubuntu 19.04.

Got ahead of myself and forgot to check the Steam forum for it... and it was asked and answered already. TLDR; No plans. https://steamcommunity.com/app/929860/discussions/0/1743357605564602098/ https://steamcommunity.com/app/929860/discussions/0/17433576...

pkulak 7y ago

I thought Steam could automatically load up Wine, or something like that?

vast 7y ago
Not at all. Linux support is developers effort and if you are serious about it you won't use wine.
- tpxl 7y ago
  Some games run better on wine than on their native platforms.
- MarceColl 7y ago
  It can actually load arbitrary games with a port of Wine https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/ https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/
breakingcups 7y ago
You are correct, they have developed Proton [1] which is based on Wine. [1] https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton
- ptah 7y ago
  have you managed to get it working on proton?
- albertzeyer 7y ago
  But it's not automatically. I think the developer has to enable that. Probably because the developer is still intended (or wants) to verify that it really works properly in Proton. Or not sure. But I have not found a way to run arbitrary Windows Steam games on Linux with Proton. Not sure how I would do that.
  - ansible 7y ago
    I thought if you enabled the beta version, you could try any Windows game using Proton. I tried Proton a while back. My experience was hit and miss with my particular collection.
  - breakingcups 7y ago
    Yes, you can force it on all games if you want. I'm currently playing many games on the latest version of Proton. It might be named a bit confusingly though, I'm at work and don't remember exactly but it might be worded something like "Override proton version for all games" which also enables it for games not explicitly marked as compatible.

swalsh 7y ago

I really believe gaming is the #1 thing holding back linux in the home. The #1 thing in enterprise is probably cheap sysadmins.

nacs 7y ago
Try Steam's new built-in "Proton" system. It's made almost every Windows-only game in my Steam library run flawlessly with a double-click. With recent developments like DMVK / Vulkan and such, even the latest DirectX games run amazingly well (I'm able to run high-end games like Heroes of the Storm, Witcher 3, etc at native speeds on High/Ultra quality settings).

kgwxd 7y ago

It's working for me using Steam Play (Proton 4.2-7) on Xubuntu 19.04.