Quoting: Grogan

Quoting: KithopIt says they updated to the latest VKD3D-git and of course GitHub just says 'last week' without an actual timestamp (really?).

Hah, nice to see someone else that doesn't like those dumbed down "timestamps". In trying to be more human readable, they make it harder. Unless you're watching commits and see "3 minutes ago" or something, "yesterday" or "3 weeks ago" doesn't cut it. It's especially annoying when trying to bisect something. (I don't do git bisect, I make educated guesses on commits to nail it down, browsing commits in sequence with the web interface)

However, on the web interfaces, if you hover, it should pop up some alt text with at least a date and time (e.g. "3 months ago" will show it in the form of "Jun 5, 2023, 2:33 pm EDT" (based on my time zone). Both github and gitlab's web interfaces do that now. Even git.kernel.org dumbs it down like that now in some places.

It still irritates me, I'd rather just see something like "2023-09-11 16:28:21 -0700"

P.S. To answer your question, NO, Proton-GE does not have the latest git commits for vkd3d-proton and dxvk. Even current master is going to pull dxvk and vkd3d-proton from sept. 1 commits.

Proton Experimental has updated them 4 days ago.

Proton Experimental Bleeding Edge 5 hours ago

How come Proton Experimental Bleeding-Edge is 4 days behind the standard Proton Experimental? Am I missing something here shouldn't the BE version be the one getting it earlier.

Edit: Oh I think I miss read you post and see how you meant Bleeding Edge included everything up to the 5 hours ago and not just added it :D

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