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Valve released a beta version of Steam's client, facilitating the launch of games, not from the Linux and SteamOS library.
Valve hands over manually added Windows programs under Linux and SteamOS to Proton by default with the client beta of October 7th. Those who use the stable Steam client must first assign the compatibility layer by hand.
Steam Beta Update Automatically Sets Non-Steam Windows Apps To Launch Under Proton
Seemingly as part of the ongoing efforts to streamline and polish Steam and SteamOS, Valve has published a new beta update for the Steam client that fixes a handful of issues with the library, Steam Input, the Steam Controller's BLE mode, and Big Picture mode. More notably, with this update, Steam clients installed on Linux machines will automatically set Windows programs added to Steam as non-Steam games to launch via Proton by default. This c…
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