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protondb is a community project and is not official. It is still a good ressource though, but it's worthwhile to read comments. 1 - I'm actually surprised abou
by boudin 6y ago
protondb is a community project and is not official. It is still a good ressource though, but it's worthwhile to read comments.
1 - I'm actually surprised about that, it's working much better on Linux than when i had windows where it was really often a "crossing fingers experience". Granted, i haven't used windows for years, so i hope it's in a better state now.
2 - i had some suttering when i was using the llvm backend for shaders (i have an amd gpu). Since i switched to ACO (which is the default in mesa now) i just have one games with suttering, Heavy Rain.
3 - The only crashing game i had was C&C, it seems it was more an actual bug of the game, it was fixed after the game was updated, not proton.
4 - don't use discord so can't comment there.
I've finished quite a few games using proton/wine and what you describe is definitely not a generality at all (appart from discord which i don't use, so can't comment).
- DavyJones1983 6y ago> protondb is a community project And? The information is incorrect and misleading. It doesn't get a pass because it is a community project. I would rather have no information than incomplete information.