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[Rust Linux / Proton Enabled Servers](https://steamcommunity.com/app/252490/discussions/1/3974929535248318579/)
For anyone who hasn't tried it recently, Rust runs flawlessly under Proton these days - in fact it runs better than the native Linux version ever did (before they shut it down)! The only problems are a) you can't view the in-game server list (trying will hang the game) and b) there are only a very limited number of servers you can connect to - they must have EAC disabled.
If you know of any other Linux-enabled Rust servers please let me know on the above thread, or if you're having trouble setting one up I'm happy to help. The software for HOSTING a Rust server natively on Linux is still going strong, no problems there.