The latest release of ProtonUp-Qt, version 2.12.0, has been unveiled, enhancing the graphical user interface for installing and updating Proton-GE and other compatibility tools like Wine-GE tailored for Lutris. This software is particularly optimized for use on game consoles and handheld devices, having been tested on various Linux distributions including Ubuntu 18.04 or later, Fedora 34, and Manjaro 20.2.
This update introduces several new features, including a compatibility tool for Proton-CachyOS and a fresh theme designed specifically for the Steam Deck. Additionally, users now have access to a dialog for configuring API access tokens for GitHub and GitLab. Noteworthy changes in this version include the removal of Wine-GE in favor of GE-Proton and UMU for Lutris.
- Gamepad support, making it optimal for handheld and console gaming.
- Compatibility tested across multiple Linux distributions.
- Introduced a new theme for the Steam Deck.
- Added a dialog for GitHub and GitLab API token configuration.
- Removed Wine-GE to streamline the toolset with GE-Proton and UMU for Lutris.
In conclusion, ProtonUp-Qt v2.12.0 represents a significant step forward for Linux gamers seeking to optimize their gaming experience through improved compatibility tools. The ongoing updates and community contributions demonstrate a commitment to enhancing the gaming landscape on Linux platforms. Future iterations may continue to refine user experiences and expand compatibility with emerging games and technologies
This update introduces several new features, including a compatibility tool for Proton-CachyOS and a fresh theme designed specifically for the Steam Deck. Additionally, users now have access to a dialog for configuring API access tokens for GitHub and GitLab. Noteworthy changes in this version include the removal of Wine-GE in favor of GE-Proton and UMU for Lutris.
Features of ProtonUp-Qt v2.12.0:
- User-friendly GUI for installing and updating various compatibility tools, including Proton-GE, Luxtorpeda, Boxtron, and SteamTinkerLaunch for Steam, Lutris, and Heroic Games Launcher.- Gamepad support, making it optimal for handheld and console gaming.
- Compatibility tested across multiple Linux distributions.
Changelog Highlights:
- Added Proton-CachyOS compatibility tool.- Introduced a new theme for the Steam Deck.
- Added a dialog for GitHub and GitLab API token configuration.
- Removed Wine-GE to streamline the toolset with GE-Proton and UMU for Lutris.
Installation Instructions:
Users are encouraged to obtain the application from Flathub or their respective app store, with the AppImage release following shortly after. To install, users need to mark the AppImage as executable and can run it directly. For assistance in usage, several tutorial videos are available.Community Acknowledgment:
A special thanks is extended to @sonic2kk and all contributors who have played a role in enhancing ProtonUp-Qt.In conclusion, ProtonUp-Qt v2.12.0 represents a significant step forward for Linux gamers seeking to optimize their gaming experience through improved compatibility tools. The ongoing updates and community contributions demonstrate a commitment to enhancing the gaming landscape on Linux platforms. Future iterations may continue to refine user experiences and expand compatibility with emerging games and technologies
ProtonUp-Qt 2.12.0 released
A new version of ProtonUp-Qt, a graphical user interface designed for the installation and updating of Proton-GE, has been released, catering to Steam and Wine-based compatibility tools such as Wine-GE for Lutris. The software is specifically optimized for game consoles and handheld devices, having undergone testing on Ubuntu 18.04 or newer, Fedora 34, and Manjaro 20.2. The update features a compatibility tool for Proton-CachyOS, introduces a new theme for the Steam Deck, and provides a new dialog for configuring API access tokens for GitHub and GitLab.
