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Oct 26, 2023 · Protondb is a site that ranks Proton efficiency and offers reviews of games running via proton. Proton-GE (or Proton Glorious Eggroll) is a user built version with codecs Valve can't include in the defa...
Aug 9, 2022 · Protondb.com is crowdsourced and is the best resource for finding out if it runs on Steam Deck and Linux. In addition to the thorough reviews and reports people post there, you can even find fixes/tweaks...
I know a lot of users will search reddit for the best settings to run Starfield. But having a centralised place where you can just find the suggested settings will really help users tweak to get the best performance w...
Aug 16, 2023 · ProtonDB is the go-to for a lot of people to see how games run on Linux desktop and Steam Deck, and while its rating system is far from perfect it's nice to have. A recent upgrade also makes it a lot ni...
Heck yeah I still use protondb, just search the webpage for instances of your distro and click through results. This is far more convenient than buying a game to find it doesn't work in the slightest.
Pop!Os is a good start for nvidia users and Linux Mint for a windows like environment. Both can run Steam and use the proton layer to run windows games, but check compatibility on protondb.com first.
Aug 5, 2023 · The ProtonDB Community API is an open-source initiative that offers easy access to compatibility data of Windows games running on Linux through Proton. Yep, I developed it with fellow Linux enthusiasts l...
Jul 25, 2023 · Even ProtonDB considers it only playable after tweaking it, which alone defeats the purpose of it's official verification I absolutely agree about your statement regarding Valve turning to using ProtonD...
Sep 26, 2020 · ProtonDB is pretty accurate overall, but you should not look at just the current average rating. Read the comments and pay attention to the setups (hardware/drivers/proton version) and time played. Also...
Oct 3, 2022 · There is a month old entry on protondb, hinting that the game Catherine Classic from STEAM appears to be perfectly playable on SD, as can be seen here. While I'm sure the hints mentioned there are useful...
