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Valve's Proton 9.0-3 Brings Support for More Games on Linux, Many Fixes

• linotype 2y ago
  Now do Mac please.
  • opan 2y ago
    Dual-booting Asahi seems like the most realistic path forward. That, or that game porting toolkit thing on the macOS side.
    • Pesthuf 2y ago
      Dual booting Linux on a Mac to play Windows games compiled for x86 on ARM. Uh…Bingo!
      • opan 2y ago
        There are a lot of non-Windows games to play, too! Most of the Valve games, Terraria, the recently released (out of Early Access anyway) Core Keeper, Stardew Valley, etc. The Steam versions don't support ARM, though, so yeah still gonna be at least one layer of weirdness when playing those.
• danpalmer 2y ago
  I’ve always wondered, seeing the changelogs of which games have gained support, what exactly is happening. Is it actually coded support for specific games? Is it continuing on with generic DirectX/WinAPI support that is used across all games, but unblocks those ones mentioned? Is it just that those games have now been tested where they hadn’t had sufficient testing before?