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> I use Windows to play games, but it truly feels like a trash party most of the time. Use Linux + Proton. It’s fascinating how Linux became a decent replaceme
by COMMENT___ 3y ago
> I use Windows to play games, but it truly feels like a trash party most of the time.
Use Linux + Proton. It’s fascinating how Linux became a decent replacement for Windows for video games. (Thanks, Valve!)
- 72deluxe 3y agoIs there a standalone installer for this so you can run items not on Steam? I have many old Windows games you see, with DVDs.
- neogodless 3y agoYou can add non-Steam installers to your Steam library, and then select a version of Proton to run them under. Works for StarCraft II.
- pacifika 3y agoYou can add non steam games to steam and use proton that way
- mrburnssama 3y agoI would try the program 'bottles' via flatpak. Really easy to use and has run all my non-steam games flawlessly.
- COMMENT___ 3y agoYes, AFAIK there is Bottles and Lutris, but I’m struggling with staring games through them. Perhaps it’s just me though.
- NexRebular 3y agoWhat if I don't want to use linux? Not many choices available beside consoles.
- timbit42 3y agoThen use Windows.
- NexRebular 3y agoSadly that seems to be the only other alternative option unless Mac gaming gets to the same level.