904k now!

What crawled up your butt and died? Yeesh.

That first message wasn’t in reply to you though, and wasn’t saying you couldn’t in Steam:

I’ve used both and found ProtonPlus to be better for my needs. It has way more proton and wine versions available. They also added the feature for steam games to select their proton version from the client as well.

I was merely letting them know that ProtonUp-Qt can also do that now, as well as ProtonPlus?

I mean, you’re the one that said something super obvious to start with?

Yes, and? I only switch to GE-Proton on games that need it, so I leave that setting on vanilla Proton (ie unset).

Yea, for sure you can, but you have to go into each games settings one-by-one. In ProtonUp-Qt (seriously, terrible name lol) it’s a list with a dropdown box next to each, the steam deck compatibility rating, and the ProtonDB rating that you can click to go straight to the page for it.

You can select the proton version for steam games in ProtonUp-Qt as well :)

Not super so if you wanna mess around with GE-Proton and stuff. Personally I prefer ProtonUp-Qt though. It’s a terrible name, but way less flashy, which it super doesn’t need to be.

• Headless monitor support on Wayland Linux

Ooo that’s awesome to hear. Now I’ve gotta figure out scripting my external displays to disable on connect and reenable on disconnect.

I’m almost certain Fortnite doesn’t work, Epic are really anti-Linux for some reason.

That’s cool as well, but that doesn’t fix the store in gamemode, which is via the in-built browser in Steam. I just don’t browse the store via anything other than the app itself, or the mobile app.

Yeah, I’ve got the same plugin, but I don’t think it shows on the store, just in the library.

Yeah definitely agree with this statement, with the one caveat being competitive multiplayer as anti-cheat is still such a mess. I think if Linux grows to at least 5% of gamers, we’ll start to see developers take it more seriously. As it stands, a lot of those games have the developers specifically breaking anti-cheat on Linux.

Star Trucker has some stuttering that GE-Proton9-27 solves for me. Pacific Drive also had some crashing issues, played through that on GE-Proton9-25. It doesn’t come up heaps, but I’m glad for GE-Proton when it does.

I wish they* would add the ProtonDB rating to the store pages now when you’re browsing from the Linux client (or as an account setting). The SteamOS compatibility rating just doesn’t tell the whole story.

I mean, you can* absolutely also set it per game. I only switch over to GE-Proton if there’s an issue with a specific game.

Considering it’s made by Orange Pi, I was going to say “Cool, another ‘Android’ gaming handheld” but it actually is x86.

(Yes, I know the headline says it’s running Manjaro. I figured it’d be running Waydroid or similar.)

Here’s a link on cs.rin.ru to the crack: https://cs.rin.ru/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1792082#p1792082

Here’s the links for downloading that (if you don’t wanna go to cs.rin.ru or they’re hidden without an account):

1. https://www29.zippyshare.com/v/5bhcVjfC/file.html
2. https://openload.co/f/rYfubSOn8UU/cpy-ffxvwe.rar
3. https://uptobox.com/h0je08yr23q9
4. http://dl.free.fr/vqbjCNQKg

If anything asks for a password it’s cs.rin.ru

I think you’re seeing the wrong causation when it comes to enshittification. FOSS licenses prevent that sort of thing from happening. Linux is already, by far and away, the most popular server OS so consumers moving to it isn’t going to make it worse.

I dunno, maybe be less of a hipster bestie?

It seems like maybe it’s a regional thing, as this is from Lenovo AU: