GE-Proton 11-11 was released today as a hotfix to address video playback issues and resolve an Easy Anti-Cheat error affecting Star Citizen and Hunt: Showdown. The patch includes fixes for a video playback deadlock, upside-down MPEG-1 clips, and heap corruption crashes, while also correcting the "Untrusted system file" error that hindered gameplay for some users. This release follows the more substantial GE-Proton 11-10, which introduced significant feature updates and stability improvements, but also created some bugs that this hotfix aims to resolve. The update underscores the ongoing challenges and discussions surrounding AI-assisted development within the community, as well as the importance of maintaining a reliable fork for users on Linux

GE-Proton 11-11 Hotfix Fixes Star Citizen, Hunt: Showdown, and Video Bugs

GE-Proton 11-11 shipped as a "Hotfix Release" today, addressing a video playback deadlock, an Easy Anti-Cheat "Untrusted system file" block in Star Citizen and Hunt: Showdown, and a string of protonfixes nits. Tagging commit c0c2ee35, the patch touched three targeted areas within hours of the fuller 11-10 release, with @aderumier credited as the sole contributor. It follows the monumental 11-1 rebase that rebuilt the fork's video pipeline and sparked an AI-assisted-development controversy over CodeWeavers' no-AI-code policy. As always, the only supported build comes from GloriousEggroll's official GitHub repo, with both x86_64 and aarch64 archives available.

GE-Proton 11-11 Hotfix Fixes Star Citizen, Hunt: Showdown, and Video Bugs @ Linux Compatible