CannonGoBoom @ CannonGoBoom @lemmy.world

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Try adding the argument:

PROTON_VERB=waitforexitandrun

If you’re in Game Mode you can click the cog button, go to Compatibility and select a proton version. This may help

Edit: you may also need to make sure you have Steam Play enabled. I believe the latest system update enables this by default.

Fourth so far

Excellent!

Fair enough. Separating work and play can have its benefits.

What’s the application and can you run it in a windows virtual machine?

They didn’t seem to explain how you’re meant to verify your age.

An update black screened his system and corrupted his time shift backups. So he gave Linux Mint a shot and has been using it for several weeks.

He has switched to Linux Mint instead

Have you tried different version of proton, proton GE or even wine?

I have only had good luck with using wine with the ea app on my desktop PC.

Sounds like Linux Mint would be a good start for you

Red for AMD and green for Nvidia?

They later renamed these to “Fads”

Yes, you install it on the desktop with protonup

You will want to “hold” the package in apt. That’s what I do.

https://askubuntu.com/questions/18654/how-to-prevent-updating-of-a-specific-package

Are your games installed on an NTFS formatted drive? Steam on Linux generally doesn’t play nice with NTFS.

Harold Holt

Well they are open source, so I guess they will be forked if needed

Nope. Just had a quick look over the last few release notes. I could be wrong