Proton 8.0-4 Released with Support for More Windows Games on Linuxpetsoi@discuss.tchncs.de to Linux Gaming@lemmy.ml – 310 points – 12 months ago9to5linux.com28Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsI barely even check protondb anymore. I just assume everything works these days it’s awesome.Truly it is a golden age of Linux gaming.Yup, the only game that I never got to work was Vermintide 2, and that was because of Fatshark and not Proton.Yeah most games are plug and play though every once in a while I find I need to switch to an older proton version to get something to work better.
I barely even check protondb anymore. I just assume everything works these days it’s awesome.Truly it is a golden age of Linux gaming.Yup, the only game that I never got to work was Vermintide 2, and that was because of Fatshark and not Proton.Yeah most games are plug and play though every once in a while I find I need to switch to an older proton version to get something to work better.
Yup, the only game that I never got to work was Vermintide 2, and that was because of Fatshark and not Proton.
Yeah most games are plug and play though every once in a while I find I need to switch to an older proton version to get something to work better.
I barely even check protondb anymore. I just assume everything works these days it’s awesome.
Truly it is a golden age of Linux gaming.
Yup, the only game that I never got to work was Vermintide 2, and that was because of Fatshark and not Proton.
Yeah most games are plug and play though every once in a while I find I need to switch to an older proton version to get something to work better.