Closed colemickens closed 1 year ago
Hi,
I recently decided to try Steam in Linux again.
I noticed that protonup was installing the latest GE Proton to ~/.steam/root/compatibilituttools.d but Steam was not noticing the custom Proton, and I couldn't select it in the UI.
protonup
~/.steam/root/compatibilituttools.d
However, after running this, Steam was able to find custom Proton:
cp -r ~/.steam/root/compatibilitytools.d ~/.local/share/Steam/
You can change the default installation directory with -d, in your case I guess it would be protonup -d "~/.local/share/Steam/compatibilitytools.d"
-d
protonup -d "~/.local/share/Steam/compatibilitytools.d"
Hi,
I recently decided to try Steam in Linux again.
I noticed that
protonup
was installing the latest GE Proton to~/.steam/root/compatibilituttools.d
but Steam was not noticing the custom Proton, and I couldn't select it in the UI.However, after running this, Steam was able to find custom Proton: