Faugus has released version 2.4.3 of its lightweight Linux front end for running Windows games through UMU-Launcher, introducing per-game Proton selection and customizable widget colors. This update allows users to pin specific Proton builds to individual games while maintaining default settings for the rest of their library. In addition, the release includes various bug fixes, improved gamepad navigation, and translations in 12 languages, enhancing the usability of the application. Overall, this update focuses on quality-of-life improvements, solidifying Faugus's reputation as an accessible option for gaming on Linux

Faugus 2.4.3 Adds Per-Game Proton Selection and Widget Coloring

Faugus, a lightweight Linux front end for running Windows games through UMU-Launcher, released version 2.4.3 today. The update's headline feature lets you pin a specific Proton build to individual games without affecting your library's defaults, alongside a new option to recolor the launcher's widget. It also bundles a batch of bug fixes, gamepad navigation, duplicate game IDs, backup button glitches—and a round of community translations spanning 12 languages. Available via AUR, Copr, PPA, .deb, Flatpak, or source, it keeps Faugus's standing as one of the most approachable options for Windows-on-Linux play.

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