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    3 days ago

    If you don’t see your windows games in steam on Linux you have to enable Settings/Compatibility/‘Enable Steam Play for all other titles’, then just install normally from the Library screen.

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          1 day ago

          I do wonder why Valve hasn’t enabled it by default. It’s only defaulted on SteamOS and in fact, I believe they removed the option to turn it off on SteamOS recently…

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      2 days ago

      I want to add, for OP and others’ sake, that you don’t need to add all of your Steam games to Lutris/Heroic/whatever in order to play them. This step (enabling Proton) is all you should need.

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        2 days ago

        I would also like to add that if the newest Proton version doesn’t work for a newer game, you should grab ProtonUp-QT. Sometimes GEProton will work or else come out with support faster than official channels.

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      2 days ago

      Especially considering theyre plenty happy to advertise and sell windows only games to you in the store when running linux.

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    2 days ago

    Go into the game’s settings in Steam and then set its compatibility to Proton Hotfix. You should then have the option to install it.

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    2 days ago

    I have 3-4 older games, like Giants: Citizen Kabuto and Deus Ex that I run separately under Wine, using the default settings.