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Proton 5.0-1 Released As Valve's Basis For Steam Play Now On Wine 5.0, Latest DXVK
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As long as Wine and the community do not address anti-cheat workarounds with kernel level/shim layers to let us play other games I'm afraid Linux will remain 2nd or 3rd rated gaming platform.
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Originally posted by jo-erlend View PostIs Proton only used with Steam or can it be used as an alternative to Wine?
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Originally posted by uid313 View PostDoes improvements in Proton gets pushed back upstream to Wine?
Originally posted by uid313 View PostDoes Proton have any roadmap?
Originally posted by uid313 View PostDoes Proton have any Windows compatibility test suite?
You can drill down by clicking a commit, then clicking a non-header cell, then clicking a non-header cell again.
The second-last drill-down lands you at a view like this.
(IIUC, orange means "Test raised a TODO flag when run", which generally means "implementation isn't yet 100% complete but omissions may have no visible effect at runtime or may only result in harmless visual glitching or may even just not yet have had its test audited for completeness" and that's why there's so much of it... something you'll be familiar with if you've ever run a game in Wine with debug output enabled, watched it perform apparently perfectly, and then looked at the console and seen a flood of "This is a stub" and "TODO: Implement this" notes.)Last edited by ssokolow; 08 February 2020, 05:50 PM.
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Originally posted by R41N3R View Post
... or you could just install Proton instead of Wine too if you do not need different prefixes. At least on Arch Linux there is a PKGBUILD :-)
But to each their own, your idea is also a good one.
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Does improvements in Proton gets pushed back upstream to Wine?
Does Proton have any roadmap?
Does Proton have any Windows compatibility test suite?
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Originally posted by JacekJagosz View Post
To me the best way of utilising Proton instead of Wine is using Lutris. Steps:
1) add a new game
2) in runners select wine
3) in wine prefix choose a folder that will serve as a home directory for this game
4) choose an executable, in this case would be a program installer
5) set runner version to proton
6) launch the game and install it
7) go back to settings and change the executable to the game executable
This is the best experience I ever had with running Windows games on Linux. You can easily tune settings separately for each game, you also have easy shortcuts for editing registry and launching winetricks.
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Originally posted by Xaero_Vincent View Post
Tomb Raider 1 is a MS-DOS game.
That patch uses that old, long forgotten graphical API called Rage, so to execute it you have to use an additional Rage->OpenGL wrapper (GLRage).
When I played it in Windows, I got a much better experience running it natively 16:9 1080p with ATIRAGE than with Dosbox and Glidos (also HD, but without the widescreen).
There is also a multiplatform reimplementation of Tomb Raider 1 engine named Open Lara, with several improvements (I hadn't tested it mutch, but it looks nice at 60fps, and it has even a browser version). It is available on Retroarch.Last edited by Rccero; 08 February 2020, 02:27 PM.
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Originally posted by jo-erlend View PostIs Proton only used with Steam or can it be used as an alternative to Wine?
1) add a new game
2) in runners select wine
3) in wine prefix choose a folder that will serve as a home directory for this game
4) choose an executable, in this case would be a program installer
5) set runner version to proton
6) launch the game and install it
7) go back to settings and change the executable to the game executable
This is the best experience I ever had with running Windows games on Linux. You can easily tune settings separately for each game, you also have easy shortcuts for editing registry and launching winetricks.
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WOW. Things are getting better and better. Is Valve preparing for a Steam console? Seriously. Yes there are problem still, but even if it launched today it would have been quite a proposition. It only needs some performance and compatibility improvements and it is good to go. All the gaming work, ACO, Fsync, Proton, seems to me a Steam console possibility is not far fetched. And it would make a killing, seeing how most of the world already has steam libraries....
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Originally posted by Xaero_Vincent View Post
I wrote a How-To guide on getting the new Nvidia GeForce Now service working on Linux computers. It has a free tier and uses games that you already own. You need a 2nd wired or wireless mouse for it to work properly.
I've been playing some Fortnite and Destiny 2 on Linux with it. Those games don't work in Wine or Proton due to their infamous anti-cheat systems.
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