Quoting: lucifertdarkAh now that wasn't mentioned on the list, good to know, is Proton 32bit or 64bit?

Proton is written on Python. I'm not sure if Python scripts can be called 32 bit or 64 bit.

Quoting: lucifertdark

Quoting: skyrrd

Quoting: lucifertdarkThere is a fix for the sound & crash on exit for Skyrim, Winetricks xact, haven't tested it myself yet but others are reporting that it works for them.

Dont forget the dll-overwrites ;-)
Afaik this fix only works with a 32bit prefix.
i have tested it on 64bit and am still facing these issues.

Ah now that wasn't mentioned on the list, good to know, is Proton 32bit or 64bit?

I don't know if it is the answer you waited for, but Proton prefix in Steam are 64 bits, so Proton used by Steam should be a 64 bits program.

New tool: http://proton.city/
It's a search engine based on the Google doc Steamplay compatibility list maintained by the community.
A more friendly way to search info about a Steamplay game compatibility.

Quoting: ageres

Quoting: lucifertdarkAh now that wasn't mentioned on the list, good to know, is Proton 32bit or 64bit?

Proton is written on Python. I'm not sure if Python scripts can be called 32 bit or 64 bit.

Proton does include some Python scripts, but it is a fork of wine with some additional projects included, and so also mostly written in C.

Quoting: ageres

Quoting: lucifertdarkAh now that wasn't mentioned on the list, good to know, is Proton 32bit or 64bit?

Proton is written on Python. I'm not sure if Python scripts can be called 32 bit or 64 bit.

I'll hold my hands up & admit I have spent years trying to avoid anything to do with Wine, now I wish I hadn't as I need to know these things.

Quoting: legluondunetNew tool: https://proton.city/
It's a search engine based on the Google doc Steamplay compatibility list maintained by the community.
A more friendly way to search info about a Steamplay game compatibility.

Thanks for the link legluondunet, that is so much easier to read than the spreadsheet. :D

Quoting: legluondunetNew tool: https://proton.city/
It's a search engine based on the Google doc Steamplay compatibility list maintained by the community.
A more friendly way to search info about a Steamplay game compatibility.

Thanks for the link!

I would like to see a compatibility list with a modest hardware like a core i3 - Ryzen 3 / GTX 750ti - GTX 960 -GTX 1050ti

I will do my part assembling a PC with ye olde core i3 4160 and a GTX 750ti/960 for to see what happen.
I'm gonna try different distros for curiosity: Zorin 12.4, Ubuntu 16.04.5 and Ubuntu 18.04.1

Quoting: legluondunetNew tool: https://proton.city/
It's a search engine based on the Google doc Steamplay compatibility list maintained by the community.
A more friendly way to search info about a Steamplay game compatibility.

This is pretty sweet, however the HTTPS version you linked did not connect for me.

Corrected, thank you.

Quoting: legluondunetA search engine more friendly way to search for info about your game and Steamplay compatibility:
http://proton.city/

The domain doesn't appear to have an A record.

It seems the proton site is closed now and replaced by this one:
https://spcr.netlify.com/
You can read than more than 1100 games are now completely stable and playable!

Quoting: legluondunetIt seems the proton site is closed now and replaced by this one:
https://spcr.netlify.com/

AFAIK this site is not a replacement, it's made by a different person even earlier than https://proton.city/ (which is working now again btw).

Quoting: ageres

Quoting: legluondunetIt seems the proton site is closed now and replaced by this one:
https://spcr.netlify.com/

AFAIK this site is not a replacement, it's made by a different person even earlier than https://proton.city/ (which is working now again btw).

Since Steamplay out things are going too fast :D Hard to follow all this changes.

Games i have tried so far:

• Wolfenstein: The New Order

Game runs really well probably better than Windows, i no longer have windows so cannot compare

Problems i had:
- Changing game resolution results in black screen
- Changing brightness in game has no effect

[Video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hT7FA49cUa8)

• Wolfenstein: The Old Blood

Also runs really well.

Problems i had:
- Changing game resolution results in black screen
- Changing brightness in game has no effect

[Video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xPu1Atq8U8)

• RAGE

Also runs like native.

Problems i had:
- Changing game resolution results in black screen
- Changing brightness in game has no effect
- 64 bit mode has no sound and loads slower and performs worse

[Video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vj41uRSCYFw)

Tropico 4
Installer can't seem to finish the .NET dependency download/install. Game does not launch as result.

Quoting: RhythagorasTropico 4
Installer can't seem to finish the .NET dependency download/install. Game does not launch as result.

.NET install is not supported in Proton and Wine, you can not install games that need it, it's known issues.

Quoting: legluondunet

Quoting: RhythagorasTropico 4
Installer can't seem to finish the .NET dependency download/install. Game does not launch as result.

.NET install is not supported in Proton and Wine, you can not install games that need it, it's known issues.

If that is the case, how did the game end up on the whitelist?

Also...
Payday: The Heist
works flawlessly for me. I even managed to play a multiplayer game (there were only 6 servers showing worldwide).

With the steam client running natively (correct me if I'm wrong here), the Steam Overlay and "alt tab" functionality seem to work. Well, the mouse didn't show up in the Overlay, but at least it didn't crash the game. It was certainly more than I could hope for in running Steam through WINE.

Quoting: LeopardThat list is not true at all.

Agreed. It lists Batman: Arkham City as working perfectly, but it won't even load for me.

Quoting: legluondunet

Quoting: RhythagorasTropico 4
Installer can't seem to finish the .NET dependency download/install. Game does not launch as result.

.NET install is not supported in Proton and Wine, you can not install games that need it, it's known issues.

That's what Winetricks is for! Maybe Valve will implement "Protontricks".

I played the original Dead Island: Riptide for several hours without issues on the machine listed on my GOL profile.