News Steam Deck Gains Proton 7.0 Support to Bolster Games Library, VRS Incoming

[Admin]

Valve has just launched Proton 7.0 with additional game support, bug fixes, and improvements. At the same time, Valve is also finalizing its own specialized version of VRS for the Steam Deck.

Steam Deck Gains Proton 7.0 Support to Bolster Games Library, VRS Incoming : Read more

 

[mitch074]

Oh come ON! Proton is the API! ProtonDB is the website where compatibility for games is tracked! It's in the NAME, people! Proton DataBase!!!

 

[excalibur1814]

Can't wait to install Windows 11 on day 2. (Yeah, I've owned a Onexplayer). Ideally, dual-boot for the win.

 

[mitch074]

Can't wait to install Windows 11 on day 2. (Yeah, I've owned a Onexplayer). Ideally, dual-boot for the win.

If you want to waste 64 Gb and 20% of the system's performance, go ahead. Having used Proton ever since it came out, and having tested it extensively recently for my job (along with Win11), for games on Steam Win11 plays second fiddle at best.
If you want to play Epic Store games, you'd better look into installing and configuring Lutris - it's faster than installing Win11 and it was surprisingly painless.