https://universal-blue.discourse.group/docs?topic=2656 you either install the non-steam games you al
https://universal-blue.discourse.group/docs?topic=2656
you either install the non-steam games you already own on your drive with a community-made script, or if that doesn't work well, manually add the .exe file and make a directory for the prefix. use proton or wine-ge as the wine runner
you either install the non-steam games you already own on your drive with a community-made script, or if that doesn't work well, manually add the .exe file and make a directory for the prefix. use proton or wine-ge as the wine runner
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Steam Setup Steam can run Windows games on Linux. It utilizes a wide range of projects and patches all packed into a piece of software built-in to Steam called Proton for Windows compatibility. Enabling Proton For All Steam Games Note: Skip this section if you’re using a Handheld/HTPC image. Currently Steam only allows whitelisted games to...
