Hey everyone! I started working on this a month ago and then forgot about it after I finished v1.0. Today, I announce v2.0! This adds so many improvements and makes it so much more functional than before.
Ultimately, every time I updated Proton GE, I got more and more tired of having to keep going to github, downloading the latest archive, extracting it, restarting steam, and configuring it to use the new version. So I decided to automate it! You can now run this script, and it does everything for you, and so long as it’s not the first time you’ve used it, you don’t even have to restart steam!
Now, as I say in the README, the official GE-Proton repo gives an example of script that does something similar, but that example is intended as more of a one time thing, and I felt like I could make a more permanent script that also makes some functional improvements over their implementation.
I hope you all enjoy!
hmm, I just install it through flatpak; I am a simple person.
Which package do you talk about?
proton GE
I don’t know any Flatpak package in Flathub that is just called proton GE. Could you link to the it?
Probably referring to the add-on for Steam
Thanks for the link. I didn’t know the Flatpak package had addons like these.
Yes, this exactly. Thx.
I use ProtonPlus for updates. It be nice. Dev promised background updates soon, too.
So protonup-qt was to comfortable for you to use?
Cool, I actually hadn’t heard of this! Though, I do prefer cli applications, so I think I still prefer mine ;)
ProtonPlus is another one.
Convergent thinking is cool though, don’t get discouraged.
I do prefer cli applications, so I think I still prefer mine ;)
So protonup
-qtwas to comfortable for you to use?There FTFY
Well, well, well, looks like you might have me beat! Though, this doesn’t look like it marks latest and previous versions for ease of use within steam. You do have to restart every time you make a change. Mine however, should only need a restart on the first time you use it.
Uh, that’s an interesting update, I’ll give it a look, I use protonup for my “steam machine”, use within steam would be a good feature there.
