Is it more confusing than installing Windows 11 as a live-system?
P.S. It’s exactly the definition of Malware btw.
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ok…
I installed steam by flatpak, I dont have that directory, where is the directory with proton of steam of flatpak?
No idea. i don’t use flatpaks, maybe @proficiency knows?
It’ll automatically installed a proton version when you enabled it through Compatibility options, and installed a game.
When you’re done install a game, it will appears as tools within your library.
You can right click it to open file manager to the exact location of your entire steam library you would familiar with.
(ps. I don’t installed Steam from Flatpak, but it should be identical).
It looks like this:
you will also learn about something called “Proton GE”.
It’s a forked of Proton which itself fork of WINE.
Sometimes few games work optimally using Proton GE.
You can use a software called protonup-qt, it basically does what keybreak talk about but without the Heebie-jeebies of downloading it manually from ProtonGE github and copy/paste it to the folder.
This is how it look like. It automatically create a directory within your steam folder. So it will be usable within your steam applications. (it will be on different directory than normal Steam folder).
This folder.
When I do “Browse local files” It happens a big nothing.
And are you using Gnome?
Yes, I use gnome.
If you use Gnome and “browse local files” doesn’t works for you, try to run this on your terminal:
xdg-mime default org.gnome.Nautilus.desktop inode/directory
If you use other DE, I’m not sure I can help you with that.
Yes. This is the most sane KDE setup I’ve ever seen lol 
Anyway good luck gaming at Linux. 
Install Ventoy on usb flashdrive. Copy your Windows iso to it. That’s it.
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