show the Wine/Proton version used if you're playing games through either compatibility layer

Been waiting for this one! :heart:

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Wow... the Steam reviews are just sad. People are seriously butthurt that the Hellraid DLC isn't

• actually Hellraid as an entire new standalone game
  
• the size of a 60 hour campaign
  
• free (because developers don't deserve to get paid?)
  
• giving super mega overpowered weapons that would break Dying Light
  
• Dying Light 2

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I remain skeptical.
There's far too much turbulence within Intel to have much faith in this endeavor. This announcement comes at a strange point in time after a long and rocky road that has taken a large toll on the company. Even with their massive wallet, there isn't an infinite amount of resources to pour into this enormously expensive project.

We could definitely benefit from a third contender in the (consumer) discrete GPU market so I hope they'll make something of it... but honestly, I'm not counting on it.

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Glorious. :wub:

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Hell yeah!

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A worthy and important project. Don't hesitate. :wub:

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Blood, meet bath.

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Graphics are still broken on AMD. Use Proton for now.

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You don't lose 42 billion US dollars [External Link] over a coincidence. :wink:

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Holy crap, why would someone even suggest this madness...

libsteam_api.so must be available somewhere, where your linker can access it. This could be /usr/lib

TLDR: DO NOT :sick:

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