The release of GE-Proton10-5 marks an incremental yet significant update, primarily focused on refining the upstream code after a 30-day period since the last update. Key enhancements include the rebasing of Wine-wayland patches, which are expected to resolve issues related to NVIDIA crashes and eliminate the necessity for the previous Mesa patch.
In addition to these updates, the release includes specific patches aimed at improving gameplay for titles such as Wuthering Waves. Furthermore, several new protonfixes have been added to enhance compatibility for various games, including:
- Artificial Academy 2
- Persona 4 Arena Ultimax
- Anno 1800 (from Ubisoft Store)
These updates aim to enhance the overall gaming experience for users relying on GE-Proton, particularly for those utilizing Wine for running Windows games on Linux systems. The ongoing improvements reflect the developers' commitment to addressing compatibility issues and optimizing performance for a wider range of games.
Moving forward, it will be interesting to see how the community responds to these updates and what future enhancements may be introduced in subsequent releases. The ongoing work on Wine-wayland and the gradual phasing out of the Mesa patch indicate a strong focus on stabilizing graphics performance for NVIDIA users, which could pave the way for smoother gaming experiences and broader game compatibility in future versions
In addition to these updates, the release includes specific patches aimed at improving gameplay for titles such as Wuthering Waves. Furthermore, several new protonfixes have been added to enhance compatibility for various games, including:
- Artificial Academy 2
- Persona 4 Arena Ultimax
- Anno 1800 (from Ubisoft Store)
These updates aim to enhance the overall gaming experience for users relying on GE-Proton, particularly for those utilizing Wine for running Windows games on Linux systems. The ongoing improvements reflect the developers' commitment to addressing compatibility issues and optimizing performance for a wider range of games.
Moving forward, it will be interesting to see how the community responds to these updates and what future enhancements may be introduced in subsequent releases. The ongoing work on Wine-wayland and the gradual phasing out of the Mesa patch indicate a strong focus on stabilizing graphics performance for NVIDIA users, which could pave the way for smoother gaming experiences and broader game compatibility in future versions
GE-Proton10-5 released
GE-Proton10-5 has been released, primarily updating upstream code. Wine-wayland patches have been rebased, addressing NVIDIA crashes and eliminating the need for the Mesa patch.
