#Disable in-process synchronization primitives "WINEDEBUG": "+timestamp,+pid,+tid,+seh,+debugstr,+module", #logs are saved to $HOME/steam-$STEAM_APP_ID.log, overwriting any previous log with that name #to enable these settings, name this file "user_settings.py" Here are the contents of the file by default: #!/usr/bin/python2.7 This file the configuration file for Proton, which is the modified Wine distribution shipped inside Steam itself. Change its name to user_settings.py and then open the file in a text editor. There’s a file with the name user_settings_sample.py. If you head to HOME/.steam/steam/steamapps/common/Proton\ 3.7/, you’ll find the Proton’s configuration files. We’ll also run Age of Empires 2 HD on Linux as an example test case.Įnabling Proton Configuration File & Logs Now, in this tutorial, we’ll explain how to enable Steam Play with Proton, how to adjust its preferences and how to debug non-working games.
Valve said it will make sure all games on the store will be eventually supported under Steam Play for Linux.
But today, you can start expecting a pure gaming experience on Linux just like on Windows. Some big titles were never ported to Linux and remained Windows-only, and those which were ported had many glitches. This is a huge deal, because thousands of users around the world were prevented before from fully switching to Linux due to the limitations of the gaming experience on Linux. Proton is a modified distribution of Wine that enables you to run Windows games on Linux, and it’s integrated directly inside Steam itself, which will enable you to run all Windows-only Steam games natively on Linux. Today, Valve released a new beta version of Steam Play which includes a technology called “Proton”.
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