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…Valve added AMD's FSR 4.1 to the Proton Experimental branch, enabling Steam Machine owners to use FSR 4.1 in compatible games though it remains experimental and may have issues…
…The new update just dropped for Proton-CachyOS, which allows the compatibility layer to automatically download and create the DLSS-related files required by the Optiscaler, which makes it easier for AMD…
…Valve's Proton 11.0-beta1 enhances Steam Deck and Linux gaming with broader compatibility, improved performance, and expanded support for classic and new titles. Based on Wine 11, it introduces NTSync…
…In the Proton stack, FEX handles the CPU instruction translation; the Windows API and graphics compatibility layers (Wine, DXVK, VKD3D-Proton) still do the heavy lifting on the API side. FEX solves…
…That's all thanks to Proton, Valve's compatibility layer that has made Windows games run on Linux almost as well as they do on Windows, even without any work from the…
Valve has begun integrating AMD's FSR Upscaler 4.1 into its Proton compatibility layer to enable FSR 4.1 on the SteamOS Linux-based operating system. Recently, we reported that AMD…
…ones that are less bloated, more privacy-friendly, yet widely compatible with all the existing Microsoft Office files in circulation. Proton has slowly been building up its own office suite of sorts…
…Valve has released Proton 11.0-1, a major update to its Windows compatibility layer for Linux that makes more games playable while fixing a long list of bugs affecting existing titles…
As a special treat to me personally, Valve has released a new version of its Proton compatibility layer—the special sauce that lets Windows games run on Linux platforms like the Steam…
…Valve has also confirmed that FSR 4.1 is now officially available via FSR 4.1 via Proton Experimental for games that support the FSR upgrade, finally bringing the official Proton version…
