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Obviously it’s not initially remotely a plug and play solution but if you install Steam under Game Porting Toolkit you actually can take advantage of Proton and
by argsnd 2y ago
Obviously it’s not initially remotely a plug and play solution but if you install Steam under Game Porting Toolkit you actually can take advantage of Proton and its improvements much of the time, and after the initial setup there’s very little further tinkering needed.
- solardev 2y agoThere is a lot of inter-game variability, unfortunately. (I'm a regular tester and contributor to the Crossover compatibility database: https://www.codeweavers.com/compatibility https://www.codeweavers.com/compatibility) Some games, especially simple indie titles, run flawlessly. Others won't launch at all. Most mainstream AAA titles launch but with severe lag and/or graphical anomalies. It's a far cry from native, Proton on Linux, or GeForce Now. I wouldn't recommend it except as a last resort.