Also, I playing Prey on Proton right now, and find that eventually game starting to crash, corrupt save files and stuff. Somehow, disabling esync OR increasing DefaultLimitNOFILE doesn't help - for some reason, only doing both (second advice here [External Link] help me get rid of crashes and corrupted save files.

Let's visit Prey page: https://lutris.net/games/prey-2017/ [External Link]

As we can see, there is four installation scripts and no workarounds for crashes. I'm afraid there is many games left in such semi-working state in Lutris database.

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I tried to use Lutris a couple of times (Fallout 3, StarCraft II) in one case game doesn't start at all (turns out it's easier to setup Proton for Fallout 3) and in another there text rendering issues with Battle.net

Well, I see that developers and community done tremendous work. At least, in SC2 case Lutris installation script indeed produce better results than me, when I trying to setup wine prefix for SC2 manually. But, I have to say, that from regular gamer point of view, Lutris praise is not always justified. At least, not in case of some games, that have broken installation scripts (I tried Fallout 3 installation script on three or four different devices with different Ubuntu/Mesa/GPU, outcome is always the same - game doesn't work, so I conclude at least back then installation script was clearly broken).

Also, why League of Legends banner is even on main page of lutris.net [External Link] if it's "BROKEN ON OLD VERSIONS OF UBUNTU, LINUX MINT AND DEBIAN!" (is 18.04 or 18.10 is old? Or 16.04 is old, but 18.04 is not? How to find out?) and "CURRENTLY BROKEN ON UBUNTU, LINUX MINT AND DEBIAN! May work with Arch-based distributions."

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Quoting: CorbenC'mon Micrsoft... finally do, what you wanted to do already with Windows 8. Lock down your OS so only apps from your Windows App store can be installed. People with either accept it, or... hrhr.

Valve is ready for this scenario. Humble, GoG and Itch.io too. And I bet Origin, UPlay and even Epic will adapt very quickly and release Linux versions of their store clients ;)

Nope, they will just publish their games in platform's store, just like they do with Android, Xbox, etc.

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How they pick up games for whitelisting? Whitelist changelogs is always somehow bizarre.

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It's nice to see Battletech has been released on Linux. So, at least for me, it's instabuy.

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Not sure why they didn't put Threadripper into Massive.

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Quoting: Eike

Quoting: RussianNeuroMancerDid they fixed this one?

https://steamcommunity.com/app/282070/discussions/0/610573751159186268/?ctp=4#c530647080133257413 [External Link]

Hopefully?
https://steamcommunity.com/app/282070/discussions/0/610573751159186268/?ctp=7#c517142253872316443 [External Link]

Hmm, seems like people still have this issue and use same workaround: https://steamcommunity.com/app/282070/discussions/0/610573751159186268/?ctp=8#c3288067088127050581 [External Link]

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Did they fixed this one?

https://steamcommunity.com/app/282070/discussions/0/610573751159186268/?ctp=4#c530647080133257413 [External Link]

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Yeah, it would be nice have more polished VK9 in the future, but WINE run D3D9 games just fine overall.

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Quoting: johndoeWhats the outcome?

Outcome described in bugreport. This bug is unrelated to DDX, issue occur on lower lewel.

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