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7 years later, Valve's Proton has been an incredible game-changer for Linux

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7 years later, Valve's Proton has been an incredible game-changer for Linux

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 2 months ago

It has been 7 years since Valve revealed Proton, their compatibility layer to run Windows games on Linux systems. What an incredible time it has been.

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Would 64-bit Proton be able to support old 32-bit games?
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  Yeah, that’s what wow64 does.

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