The best part of Proton for me is the steam library transport. It lets you have overlay, steam controller configs, achievements, multiplayer and cloud sync with your native client. I just love...
The best part of Proton for me is the steam library transport. It lets you have overlay, steam controller configs, achievements, multiplayer and cloud sync with your native client. I just love Valve for what they've done to Proton, so much progress in such a short time. I even switched to AMD graphics.
This is pretty big. It's so much easier than setting up wine and trying to patch things and override settings to get things working. I'm just happy I can start gaming more and more!
This is pretty big. It's so much easier than setting up wine and trying to patch things and override settings to get things working. I'm just happy I can start gaming more and more!
I do wish there was a bit more "open development". Take a look at the github: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/ Last commit january 2? I'm sure there's been development since then. It would...
Last commit january 2? I'm sure there's been development since then. It would be nice to be able to have the newest developments as they come down, and to be able to have the best, newest compatibility possible. This would also be good for getting new games into the compatibility list - having test cases of games that don't work is beneficial because you can tweak until you suddenly "unlock" bigger compatibility, and having an army of people to test what works and what doesn't is helpful.
The best part of Proton for me is the steam library transport. It lets you have overlay, steam controller configs, achievements, multiplayer and cloud sync with your native client. I just love Valve for what they've done to Proton, so much progress in such a short time. I even switched to AMD graphics.
This is pretty big. It's so much easier than setting up wine and trying to patch things and override settings to get things working. I'm just happy I can start gaming more and more!
I do wish there was a bit more "open development". Take a look at the github: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/
Last commit january 2? I'm sure there's been development since then. It would be nice to be able to have the newest developments as they come down, and to be able to have the best, newest compatibility possible. This would also be good for getting new games into the compatibility list - having test cases of games that don't work is beneficial because you can tweak until you suddenly "unlock" bigger compatibility, and having an army of people to test what works and what doesn't is helpful.