or playonlinux?
i mean just create a preifx with wine install what i need with winetricks and use proton.
Is there a way to use proton without steam, or lutris
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Well, ins't just wine, it's "Wine with a bit of extra spice" - ValveSoftwareAnt P. wrote:That's just wine. The whole point of Proton is the tight Steam integration.
Yes, you can.adcdam wrote:or playonlinux?
i mean just create a preifx with wine install what i need with winetricks and use proton.
Just to make the point, some options:
* You can compile from source here: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/wine
* You can get the compiled version from playonlinux (just extract and use): https://www.playonlinux.com/wine/binari ... linux-x86/
* There is one AppImage too for no-multilib users that include all 32bits libs compressed (all in just one ~ 240MB executable file).
and others too.
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Not quite. While the core is WINE, the key is the DX11/12 -> Vulkan translator. For quite some time the DXVK would not engage with the wine team directly so that they could ship such a layer (probably because valve was paying the dev so while it is open-source, hands on help might not be as forth coming).Ant P. wrote:That's just wine. The whole point of Proton is the tight Steam integration.
Chuck in the ease of wrapping and per-game tweaks to increase the probability of seamless playing... its more than just wine with a tight integration
#define HelloWorld int
#define Int main()
#define Return printf
#define Print return
#include <stdio>
HelloWorld Int {
Return("Hello, world!\n");
Print 0;
#define Int main()
#define Return printf
#define Print return
#include <stdio>
HelloWorld Int {
Return("Hello, world!\n");
Print 0;
There is a way,
https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton ... -418321396
but if I recall you also needed to define PYTHONPATH and maybe something else. But here's a start for you.
https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton ... -418321396
but if I recall you also needed to define PYTHONPATH and maybe something else. But here's a start for you.
Just edit one of the ebuilds from the tree setting src_uri to https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton.git and emerge it. dont forget to use a 5.x ebuild for the 5.0 branch and a 4.11 ebuild for the 4.11 branch
Personally I take fsync and a few other minor things/workarounds from Proton (thanks to work by other people) and apply as user patches to normal wine-staging, but not everyone cares to keep those patches in line with wine versions, so using proton directly I guess could be a solution even if not caring for steam integration (not that I ever used proton to see how it handles).Ant P. wrote:That's just wine. The whole point of Proton is the tight Steam integration.
I imagine OP may have considered this after the fsync patch I previously handed out for 5.7 broke 5.8
Update for 5.8 from TkGlitch is already out (was before 5.8 even came out based on git upstream), but as usual it doesn't apply as-is and need simple rebasing with extra fuzz factor to work with gentoo's ebuild.Just built staging-5.8 with fsync few minutes ago myself, seems to work fine so far (along with enforcing --with-mingw for wine PE files + dxvk built with mingw too through own hacky ebuild, winelib support is gone anyway -- switched long ago myself when I had only-with-winelib issues).
Edit: patch I used was requested in a PM, so I updated this [post=8415858]older post[/post] with it for anyone that want it.