Valve released Proton 11.0-2 on August 21 to address compatibility issues stemming from the earlier Wine 11.0 migration, marking a significant upgrade with the vkd3d reaching version 2.0 for Direct3D 12 translation on Linux. The update includes nine newly validated titles and numerous regression fixes that restore functionality for various games, including popular titles like Helldivers 2 and Marvel Rivals. Notably, the update also includes targeted patches for SteamOS users to ensure compatibility with frequent kernel and driver updates. Overall, while the release may not be flashy, it serves as essential maintenance for the Linux gaming community by improving game launch success without requiring community patches

Proton 11.0-2 Drops: vkd3d 2.0 and Wine 11.0 Regression Fixes

Valve released Proton 11.0-2 on August 21, a targeted point release designed to patch the compatibility regressions introduced by the Wine 11.0 migration five weeks earlier. The build officially bumps vkd3d to version 2.0, marking a major stabilization milestone for Direct3D 12 translation on Linux, while DXVK and FEX-Emu also receive incremental updates. Nine newly validated titles join the "Now playable" list, and dozens of regression fixes restore functionality for everything from the Command & Conquer franchise to recently updated AAA games like Helldivers 2 and Marvel Rivals. SteamOS users get dedicated patches for Forza Horizon and NFS Hot Pursuit Remastered, ensuring the Deck stays viable across Valve's frequent kernel and driver rollouts.

Proton 11.0-2 Drops: vkd3d 2.0 and Wine 11.0 Regression Fixes @ Linux Compatible