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- How trustworthy is ProtonDB? : r linux_gaming - Reddit
ProtonDB is pretty accurate overall, but you should not look at just the current average rating Read the comments and pay attention to the setups (hardware drivers proton version) and time played Also check if there is a github issue (protondb provides a handy link) With some games results can vary between hardware setups
- Can someone explain ProtonDB and pluggins like Im a 5 year old?
ProtonDB is a whole different thing from the proton GE and proton experimental ProtonDB is just a user created data base that can help tell you how well a game should run on the steam deck and any tweaks you might have to make to help it run better Proton GE and experimental are compatibility layers that let windows games run on Linux
- ProtonDB now has filters for PC and Steam Deck reports
ProtonDB is the go-to for a lot of people to see how games run on Linux desktop and Steam Deck, and while its rating system is far from perfect it's nice to have A recent upgrade also makes it a lot nicer to browse
- Best ProtonDB Posts - Reddit
This extension seamlessly integrates ProtonDB's compatibility data into Steam's interface, making it easier than ever to see how well Windows games run on Linux through Proton without opening new tabs What's special about it? You'll find ProtonDB ratings and Steam Deck verification badges in a native-like appearance on almost every page
- Protondb: Native vs Platinum : r SteamDeck - Reddit
Bear in mind ProtonDB isn't exclusively for deck compatibility, so native is purely referring to Linux in
- ProtonDB: Steam Deck Reports Are Here! : r SteamDeck - Reddit
The Deck Verified program is a substantial human undertaking from Valve and aims to be a more authoritative answer to if a game works For what games don't have a status yet, ProtonDB tries to give you its best guess, but really it's reading the reports that'll give you your best answer, not the rating badge
- ProtonDB Community Extension : r SteamDeck - Reddit
This extension seamlessly integrates ProtonDB's compatibility data into Steam's interface, making it easier than ever to see how well Windows games run on Linux through Proton without opening new tabs What's special about it? You'll find ProtonDB ratings and Steam Deck verification badges in a native-like appearance on almost every page
- What about games that run better than Windows on ProtonDB?
To be clear what if there existed a question while reviewing the game on ProtonDB that said "Do you have Windows installed and if so, does this game perform better or worse on Linux?" I think this could help people choose what to play on what OS and could also be a reason people might consider Linux as their daily OS
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