🔥 Важная новость для геймеров на Linux! Valve тихо обновила бета-клиент Steam, и теперь Proton активируется по умолчанию для ВСЕХ Windows-игр! Больше не нужно вручную ставить галочки в настройках совместимости. 🐧💻
Это огромный шаг в поддержке Linux-гейминга! Просто устанавливаешь игру — и она сразу использует Proton. Упрощает жизнь новичкам и экономит время профи. Тестируйте в бета-ветке, но релиз должен быть скоро.
Наш вердикт: Linux как игровая платформа становится всё дружелюбнее. 🎮 Ура совместимости! #Steam #LinuxGaming
178093569 story Steam Beta Enables Proton On Linux For All Titles (gamingonlinux.com) Posted by BeauHD on Thursday June 19, 2025 @06:00AM from the enjoy-the-little-things dept. Valve has quietly updated the Steam Beta Client to enable Proton by default for all Windows games on Linux , eliminating the need for users to toggle compatibility settings manually. GamingOnLinux reports: For some context here: originally, Proton had an option to enable / disable it globally. That was removed with the Game Recording update last year. That made sense, because people kept somehow turning it entirely off and now it’s required by Steam. Currently, there’s still an option in the stable Steam Client that you need to manually check to enable Steam Play (Proton) for «all other titles». This is something of a leftover from when Proton was initially revealed, and only worked for a specific set of games on Valve’s whitelist. It now covers what Valve set by default for Steam Deck and SteamOS verification. What’s changed is that at some point in the recent Steam Beta releases, is that «for all other titles» option is gone. I’ve scrolled back through changelogs and not seen it mentioned. So now, Proton is just enabled properly in full by default in the Steam Beta like shown in the [ image here ]. This is a good (and needed) change that I’m happy to see. There’s often confusion when people try to run Windows games on Linux and end up with no install button because Proton isn’t turned on for all titles. [ This ] will soon be a thing of the past. To be clear, this is not setting Proton on every game by default, it does not override Native Linux games. It’s just making Proton available by default. ← You may like to read: → Silicon Valley Execs Join the Army As Officers Slashdot Asks: What’s the Most Influential Video Game of All Time? ‘Harassed by Assasin’s Creed Gamers, A Professor Fought Back With Kindness’ Sony Mass-Bans Russian PlayStation Accounts Magnus Carlsen Quits Chess Tournament After Refusing to Change Out of Jeans Video Game Console Makers Confront Performance Ceiling This is the most recent story. Help us pick the next by voting on submissions , or submit your own .
