Proton is just the compatibility layer, which allows you to play Windows games on Linux.
It's one of the main reasons so many people switched to Linux in the last months and years, since Proton gets even better from week to week. Something, games designed for Windows run even better on Linux (Proton) than on Windows!
From what I've heard, requiring Proton isn't that bad, especially for the devs. Often, games engineered for Windows run better on Linux than the same ones for Linux.
Yeah i use it for ESO and it works well for me. I am just wandering why this is posted here
I thought it was interesting that in system requirements says Proton for Non Native game
It is. If well maintained, upstream/identical in features compared to the Windows one, and have some same degrees of support possible with it; I think it's better than running it via Proton.
But both is good, was still worth showcasing that find.
Did it go from Linux native to Proton only? Only reason I would think assuming headline is accurate.
Proton is just the compatibility layer, which allows you to play Windows games on Linux.
It's one of the main reasons so many people switched to Linux in the last months and years, since Proton gets even better from week to week. Something, games designed for Windows run even better on Linux (Proton) than on Windows!
From what I've heard, requiring Proton isn't that bad, especially for the devs. Often, games engineered for Windows run better on Linux than the same ones for Linux.
Yeah i use it for ESO and it works well for me. I am just wandering why this is posted here
I thought it was interesting that in system requirements says Proton for Non Native game
It is. If well maintained, upstream/identical in features compared to the Windows one, and have some same degrees of support possible with it; I think it's better than running it via Proton. But both is good, was still worth showcasing that find.
Did it go from Linux native to Proton only? Only reason I would think assuming headline is accurate.