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On reflection I'm very OK with targeting Proton. I actually don't want a closed source commercial blob TOOOOO comfortable on my linux box. I want a heavily sa
by WhatIsDukkha 5y ago
On reflection I'm very OK with targeting Proton.
I actually don't want a closed source commercial blob TOOOOO comfortable on my linux box.
I want a heavily sandboxed but performant package that runs reliably.
That said, if those requirements are met and there is more performance etc on the table by doing a native/or partially native port that's great.
- yissp 5y agoI don't know, wine kinda just barely works as it is. Introducing another layer of complexity through sandboxing would be opening a can of worms. Like I know Chromium's GPU sandbox has caused weird bugs in the past because it prevented the graphics driver from doing something it needed to do.
- shmerl 5y agoProton isn't really about sandboxing the blob though, so it's not any better in that sense than running the blob natively.