Proton 5.13-1

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Which games? If i have them I can try them.

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:wink:

@dalto
hmm…

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I tried AC IV, Torchlight and Magic 2014 but I suspect if I tried others it would be the same.

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Yeah that’s weird, can you try latest GloriousEggroll?
Just to exclude Proton itself, if it doesn’t work too…Or confirm it doesn’t work :slight_smile:

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I will try gloriouseggroll(once I lookup how to do that).

However, all other versions of proton seem to work fine.

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It’s very easy, check my guide here:

Specifically Install custom Proton engine bullet from that link
With GE or TKG you at least will be able to play your latest games i think

However, all other versions of proton seem to work fine.

Oh, well that probably mean that it’s specific version of Proton is crapped :frowning:
I mean it’s extremely weird that there are no log at all

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btw i assume you’re up to date, but just in case:

gcc --version
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GE works, but AC IV doesn’t finish launching which is something that was supposed to be fixed in 5.13-1.

gcc (GCC) 10.2.0
Copyright (C) 2020 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions.  There is NO
warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
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Is this Manjaro Stable?
I think it should be ahead on Arch and latest Proton depends on more recent version, that must be a reason…

Oh, then try TKG :frog: , it’s 5.19 should be fixing it (i think):
https://github.com/Frogging-Family/wine-tkg-git/releases/download/5.19.r1.gb49e8743/proton_tkg_5.19.r1.gb49e8743.release.zip

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No…Arch.

>> yay -Syi gcc                                                                                                                 
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Conflicts With  : None
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Download Size   : 31.53 MiB
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Build Date      : Wed 30 Sep 2020 02:38:18 AM CDT
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Does your mirror show something different?

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That’s what mine shows.

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Weird, i have the same…Sorry maybe i’ve mixed something, trying to find where i’ve read about it yesterday

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Not what i was initially referencing, but here’s some stuff that i found (let’s dive in :laughing: ):

which leads to this

Looks like this Proton release is not very well made…

That’s so weird though, a lot of people got it working on Arch with both Nvidia / AMD, for example here it’s evident:
https://www.protondb.com/app/1174180

What are we doing wrong?! :thinking:

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That is very weird. I am using Proton 5.13 and it seems to be working alright for me so far. Granted the only games I have really tried with it so far have been Elder Scrolls Online, and Nier Automata. Although i have heard alot of reports like this about nothing working at all. Maybe it just reacts to people’s setups differently?

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I don’t know…should be more or less the same, what’s your setup?

btw, surfing through issues on proton - it looks like they’re very well aware of the problems and soon should update it :woozy_face:

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Well that’s promising atleast, hopefully a fix for you guys should incoming soon. As for my setup, I don’t really have anything special. GeForce 1050ti, i5-8400, 16gb of ram, and I am running EndeavorOS on Kernel 5.9.1, although it was also working on 5.8 as well.

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Have you updated your steam client? I see there is a recent update with a couple proton 5.13 fixes;

Fix Proton 5.13 on systems that do not define XDG_RUNTIME_DIR (steam-runtime#284)
Fix Proton 5.13 ‘Force Exit’

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Thx, when manually checking for steam update there seems to be one, let’s see if it works :slight_smile:

Usually it auto-updates just on launch though :thinking:

Nooope, at least RDR 2 doesn’t seem to work, i’ll try something else now…

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Yes, I am fully up-to-date.

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There was an update if you had steam running you got a pop-up. I have it running in the backround client wise. So far I see no reason to not add it to autostart :man_shrugging: