After a couple of months where Proton seemed to decline in terms of overall compatibility (some of it explained by regressions, others by newer Windows games not running as well as other games relatively speaking). it looks like Proton is… Continue Reading
Proton, as a technology, has been over-delivering compared to our wildest expectations when it first launched. I have also been tracking with excitement every little piece of progress since last year, with my regular reports on new games working with… Continue Reading
Note that is is a guest post by Ben Murden who joined me to cover the TGS2019. You can follow him on Twitter. CD Projekt Red had a seemingly large presence at this year’s show, and even Keanu Reeves showed… Continue Reading
We can finally put the rest the idea that the Smach Z portable gaming PC has been vaporware all along. I feel the need to say that because every single time I write an article about it, I get comments… Continue Reading
We released a podcast with Marc Di Luzio, ex-porter at Feral Interactive, now working at Unity to support Linux in multiple ways. At the time the full transcript was not ready yet, so here it is! Enjoy! (Also, transcripts take… Continue Reading
Today this is a sad tale I have to share with you, my friends. My main gaming PC actually died just 2 weeks ago. As I was playing GTA V (thanks to Proton), suddenly everything went off at once. Highly… Continue Reading
I have tried to run this game on Proton for a while. And you know what? It was kind of working before. You could get in the game, play and all with kind of sub-par performance (framerate was not really… Continue Reading
It’s still summer. It’s still hot, pretty much wherever you may be reading this (Australia excluded I guess?). And it’s still a good time to stay indoors, put a fan or air conditioning, grab a cold drink and enjoy some… Continue Reading
I mentioned it in passing in my last article about Rocket League, but the good thing with the latest Proton 4.11 release is that D9VK is now considered mature for wide testing and this opens up many doors for old… Continue Reading
I hope you guys did not miss the release of Proton 4.11 a few days ago. As mentioned in our previous post, one of the major additions is to provide a launch option to use D9VK, the DirectX9 renderer that… Continue Reading