Originally posted by tuxd3v
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Makes it really easy to configure each game with its own Wine prefix all contained in the game folder itself. You do this either through a predefined (and free) install script on the Lutris home page or manually in the Lutris program.
I spent maybe five minutes getting a proper hang of installing Wine games manually, though I have some experience with Wine from before. It's quite intuitive/sensible in my experience.
Lutris keeps a catalogue of Wine versions/flavors which you can base your install on, so if Wine 2.1-staging is best for X game, you just download and use that, and it's all fully contained in that game's folder.
It's not at all a netflix for games, it's steam, if steam was nothing but "add a game from your computer" but with the ability to install said game with Proton.
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