Quoting: Guest

Valve must now consider all the changes stable enough, as Proton 3.7-6 is now the only option.

Looks like there is 3.7-6 Beta again (Not to be confused with the old 3.7-6 Beta, before Proton37_3 came and went. LOL!)

Quoting: GuestI just want voices and music in Skyrim Special Edition....

Quoting: MayeulC

for some reason on Ubuntu 18.04 Forsaken Remastered wants to use the system installed SDL (instead of the Steam runtime) which causes Vulkan in the game not to work

Meanwhile, you could try to run steam with
STEAM_RUNTIME_PREFER_HOST_LIBRARIES=0 steam
It just has to do with the LD_LIBRARY_PATH order, that was changed a while back (the current default is 1). Steam should probably get involved a bit more, and could even provide its own loader, I think.

Thanks Icculus!

Quoting: edoI tough he wasn't porting games anymore, since he was focused on SDL2 and stuff.

Quoting: Beamboom

There are some things that I probably wouldn't have done without them requesting it, such as adding OpenVR support or focusing on certain games early on

Who were those games? Dude, Liam, you should have followed up that lead with a question on WHAT games Valve wanted him to focus on? That'd be really exciting to hear!

Can we now hope for... Fallout 4? Surely that must be the game they asked him to give focus? :)

Quoting: wojtek88I would say that there is a lot of good fighting games on Linux now :)
- (Official) Tekken 7
- Ultra Street Fighter IV
- Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition
- Mortal Kombat X
:)

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Quoting: EndeavourAccuracyUnless I'm mistaken, Beat Saber uses DirectX and OpenVR (for Vive), which means DXVK is part of what allows me to play the game on Linux with Proton. I'm quite happy with Valve's request and your work.

Yep, Beat Saber uses the DXVK+OpenVR combo. It was the game for me to work with, and it was a pain to get it to work because of how VR initialization works. In case of Vulkan, you need to enable certain device and instance extensions, which basically requires initialization to happen in a specific order, but D3D11 doesn't have *any* restrictions on that, so a lot of trickery was required to get it to work.

I don't know who you are exactly, but whatever part you had in this THANK YOU. This may just seem like just a game thing, but that game thing will open up the world to a future without being dependent on any big tech giant like Microsoft or Apple. We cannot thank any of you enough for that.

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Quoting: liamdawe…their comment about Steam Play is interesting too…

Yeah, definitely! They promised DRM-free version! Now what? Will they bundle Proton™ with their game for us? Well, "temporary solution" my a$$!

Sadly, some of the worst forecasts regarding Proton™ are already materializing. :'(
I'm glad I didn't back them back then. :><: