Closed Tiagoquix closed 3 days ago
This isn't a bug from my understanding of the code, ProtonUp-Qt intentionally skips Steam Proton versions, I assume because they're expected to be managed from the Steam Client.
Your comment makes sense. Thanks for the clarification.
On an unrelated note, it's weird to show the anti-cheat (that is also installed through the Steam Client), because it's not possible to manage it.
That's a fair point. Maybe we want to display Proton versions in a similar way. That would be up to the maintainer, but my understanding of the code is that they are skipped for whatever reason. Proton Anti-Cheat runtimes are intentionally checked:
I am not voicing agreement one way or the other as-such, just stating my understanding of why regular Proton versions are not parsed, but not trying to say it's the reason or that it should or should not change :-)
Describe the bug
I have GE-Proton and Proton 3.16 (for a specific old game). It doesn't show in the compatibility tools list. Oddly enough, the anti-cheat is there.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior: Open the app and see that it doesn't show Proton 3.16 from Steam.
The app shows the version as available in the "Show game list".
Expected behavior
Should show installed versions from Steam.
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