If you want to buy Steam Tech, But only after verification Compatibility Your topics Library Since the operating system of the new system is a hybrid of one console (Steamos 3.0), be aware that there is a useful tool to do this.
Is called Protontant And collects information related to the activity of the games being used Proton, A technology that allows Windows software to run under Linux.
You can use Protontant Basically in two ways: by searching for the games you want to know compatibility with or by linking the service with you Account Steam (Who should be the general profile). The second mode is the most practical for obtaining the most accurate information in the entire library.
Prototype information is very easy to read. Games are classified as follows: Broken, Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum. Broken games do not start, bronzes start, but with failures and numerous problems, silver runs with dignity, but still shows uncertainty, while gold and platinum are fully playable.
Proton is a new tool released by Valve software that integrates with Steam Play to allow you to run Windows games on Linux by pressing the Play button on Steam. Behind the scenes, Proton also includes popular tools such as Wine and DXVK, which must be installed and maintained by the user. This reduces the burden on many users to switch to Linux, preventing them from learning the details of how it works or losing access to a large part of their library. Proton is still taking its first steps, so support is low but constantly improving.
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