GE-Proton11-6: DualSense Haptics, Wayland Overlay, and Death Stranding 2 Fixes

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GE-Proton11-6 has been released, featuring a significant 58-patch Wine-Wayland rewrite that introduces native cross-process window rendering and a fully functional Steam overlay on Wayland. This update enhances DualSense audio and haptic support for Linux users, particularly optimizing compatibility for titles like Death Stranding 2, Red Dead Redemption 2, and Sekiro. Additionally, the release includes fixes for anti-cheat systems allowing games like Marvel Rivals to launch successfully and resolves video playback issues for several titles. Users can install the build through platforms like Steam and Heroic Games Launcher, but should test individual games due to its experimental nature



GE-Proton11-6: DualSense Haptics, Wayland Overlay, and Death Stranding 2 Fixes

GE-Proton11-6 has been released, delivering a massive 58-patch Wine-Wayland rewrite that finally enables native cross-process window rendering and a fully functional Steam overlay on Wayland. The update brings complete DualSense audio and haptic routing to Linux, establishing a solid foundation for Death Stranding 2 while optimizing PlayStation controller support for titles like Red Dead Redemption 2 and Sekiro. Anti-cheat syscall fixes now clear launch failures for Marvel Rivals, and a comprehensive video pipeline rework restores playback in games like Atomic Heart and Girls' Frontline 2. Players can install the build directly through Steam, Heroic Games Launcher, or Lutris, though testing individual titles is advised given its bleeding-edge dependency chain.

GE-Proton11-6: DualSense Haptics, Wayland Overlay, and Death Stranding 2 Fixes @ Linux Compatible