Over the festive period Valve released an update to Proton Experimental bringing in more game fixes for the likes of Marvel Rivals and other games on Steam Deck and Desktop Linux. There's also an update to the open source Xalia tool, which is used for getting gamepad input in launchers. Check out my Proton beginner's guide if you're confused.
For the update on December 24th these are listed as now playable with Proton:
- Black Ink
- Factorio
Factorio does have a Native Linux version that's nicely supported, but the point of Proton is to get everything possible working.
The Marvel Rivals improvements:
- Improved rendering of Marvel Rivals launcher.
- Fixed Marvel Rivals displaying OS/drivers out of date warning.
Pictured - Marvel Rivals
And all other changes:
- Fixed Experimental regressions causing a black screen when using CRT shader in Eastward.
- Fixed graphics scaling in Master Magistrate (Proton 9.0-2 regression).
- Fixed Simulakros and Assassin's Creed Syndicate not launching on AMD systems due to NVAPI presence.
- Enabled Xalia for Overlord, The TakeOver, Floppy Heroes, Whiskered Away, Himno, Survirus, The Adventure of Ninomae Ina'nis.
- Updated Xalia to 0.4.5.
As shown in the changelog.
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Has anyone compared the native and the proton versions of factorio ?
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Liam, I love all the work you always do. But you said you'd take some holidays...
So get some rest!
We'll still be here awaiting for your return!
So get some rest!
We'll still be here awaiting for your return!
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Thanks to Liam for all the work on GoL! It's one of few sites that are always genuinely good to visit, not many of it's ilk are remaining. I know it's old news but I'm really sad about the forums. I guess we can expect similar laws all over the world then, even if it was well intentioned, it's another step toward completely eradicating the average Joe from the internet so to speak, guess it's back to snail mail for those that don't like "social media".
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