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IME just enabling experimental proton support in Steam is enough to run 75-85% of games I'm interested in.
by gipp 3y ago
IME just enabling experimental proton support in Steam is enough to run 75-85% of games I'm interested in.
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- vsgherzi 3y agoanything with kernel level anti cheat is a non starter unfortunately...that being said games shouldn't be doing that anyway
- hedora 3y agoI've never encountered that (though something similar happened with a ubisoft game on my unmodified Nintendo Switch...), but can't you just grab a pirate copy if this happens?
- Saris 3y agoNot for multiplayer stuff where anti-cheat is commonly used.
- SuperNinKenDo 3y agoI believe that's less of an issue in Proton now, although for a lot of those cases, the develop has to recompile some stuff. Seems more or less painless, but they do need to make the effort to go and do it.
- Saris 3y agoI gave Linux a try again on my laptop and the first game I tried (EVE Online) just said "not supported" when I tried to run it via Steam. So not a good start so far.