ProtonPlus makes managing Proton versions on Linux, SteamOS and Steam Deck simple
ProtonPlus makes managing Proton versions on Linux, SteamOS and Steam Deck simple
ProtonPlus is a useful tool for managing compatibility layers like Valve's Proton, GE-Proton and more on Linux, SteamOS and Steam Deck.

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1 0 ReplyI don’t like the interface tbh. I much rather use ProtonUp-QT for this purpose.
At least in my experience proton plus is restricted in what you can and can’t do.
9 0 ReplyAgreed, it feels a lot like Bottles and I am not really a fan of it's interface either personally.
1 0 ReplyI haven't checked, but can protonup QT manage the vk3d and dxvk versions too?
2 0 ReplyNot sure. I rarely use it as is. I haven’t done anything in depth. I have only pulled it up on rare occasions I need specific versions.
Like 98% of my library is just install and play with default steam hotfix version.
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I'll wait for Proton++ or Proton#
26 0 ReplyWhat about JProton or Proton on Rails?
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I'm so lost here...
Is it not already DEAD simple?
9 0 ReplyNot super so if you wanna mess around with GE-Proton and stuff. Personally I prefer ProtonUp-Qt though. It's a terrible name, but way less flashy, which it super doesn't need to be.
10 0 ReplyI've used both and found ProtonPlus to be better for my needs. It has way more proton and wine versions available. They also added the feature for steam games to select their proton version from the client as well.
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This is akin to ProtonUp, with more compat forks available to download within the GUI.
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Great soft
1 0 ReplyInitially thought this was about the Proton Foundation product before I realised which community I was in
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