GloriousEggroll has released GE-Proton 11.3, a hotfix that includes three targeted patches shortly after the major 11.2 update. The hotfix addresses a wine-wayland virtual device bug causing double-input issues and two ARM64 compilation failures related to the wineopenxr patch and NVIDIA libraries. These ARM64 fixes indicate a growing focus on supporting Apple Silicon and Linux ARM systems, alongside traditional x86_64 desktops. Users can download the hotfix from GitHub and easily integrate it into their Steam compatibility tools or gaming frontends like Heroic and Lutris

GE-Proton 11.3 Hotfix Brings ARM64 Fixes and Wine-Wayland Patch

GloriousEggroll has published GE-Proton11.3, a rapid-response hotfix for the popular Linux gaming compatibility layer that lands just hours after the massive 11.2 release. The drop contains three targeted patches, including a fix for a wine-wayland virtual device double-input bug, an ARM64 compilation break in the wineopenxr patch, and a second ARM64 failure from x86-only NVIDIA libraries. Those two ARM64-focused fixes signal that the project's build pipeline is actively prioritizing Apple Silicon and Linux ARM support alongside traditional x86_64 desktops. Users can grab the verified tarballs from the GitHub releases page and drop them into their Steam compatibility tools folder or feed them to frontends like Heroic and Lutris.

GE-Proton 11.3 Hotfix Brings ARM64 Fixes and Wine-Wayland Patch @ Linux Compatible