ProtonUp-Qt version 2.13.0 has been officially released, enhancing the user interface designed for the installation and updating of Proton-GE for Steam, as well as Wine-based compatibility tools like Wine-GE for Lutris. This latest update introduces notable features such as the Protok-Tkg NTSYNC and Proton-Sarek compatibility tools, along with a fix for GE-Proton compatibility with Lutris.
- Enhanced support for game consoles and handheld devices, ensuring optimal gamepad functionality.
- Compatibility confirmed on Ubuntu 18.04 or newer, Fedora 34, and Manjaro 20.2.
- Addition of the Proton-Sarek compatibility tool.
- Resolved issues with GE-Proton for Lutris.
- Corrected Lutris icon/application ID.
The development of ProtonUp-Qt has been supported by contributions from various individuals, particularly highlighting the efforts of @sonic2kk.
2. Alternatively, you can download the ProtonUp-Qt AppImage directly.
3. Ensure the AppImage is marked as executable by using your file manager or by executing `chmod +x ProtonUp-Qt*.AppImage` in the terminal.
4. Run ProtonUp-Qt by double-clicking the AppImage.
For further assistance and usage guidance, users can refer to tutorial videos from Intelligent Gaming, G's Multiverse, or Brodie Robertson.
Features of ProtonUp-Qt v2.13.0:
- A GUI that facilitates the installation of various compatibility tools including Proton-GE, Protok-Tkg, Luxtorpeda, Boxtron, and SteamTinkerLaunch.- Enhanced support for game consoles and handheld devices, ensuring optimal gamepad functionality.
- Compatibility confirmed on Ubuntu 18.04 or newer, Fedora 34, and Manjaro 20.2.
Changelog Highlights:
- Introduction of the Protok-Tkg NTSYNC compatibility tool.- Addition of the Proton-Sarek compatibility tool.
- Resolved issues with GE-Proton for Lutris.
- Corrected Lutris icon/application ID.
The development of ProtonUp-Qt has been supported by contributions from various individuals, particularly highlighting the efforts of @sonic2kk.
Installation Instructions:
1. The preferred method of installation is via Flathub or your respective app store (the Flathub release will typically follow a few days after the AppImage release).2. Alternatively, you can download the ProtonUp-Qt AppImage directly.
3. Ensure the AppImage is marked as executable by using your file manager or by executing `chmod +x ProtonUp-Qt*.AppImage` in the terminal.
4. Run ProtonUp-Qt by double-clicking the AppImage.
For further assistance and usage guidance, users can refer to tutorial videos from Intelligent Gaming, G's Multiverse, or Brodie Robertson.
Conclusion:
ProtonUp-Qt 2.13.0 represents a significant step forward in improving the installation and management of compatibility tools for gaming on Linux, making it easier for users to optimize their gaming experience across various platforms. As the software continues to evolve, users can look forward to additional features and improvements in future releasesProtonUp-Qt 2.13.0 released
A new version of ProtonUp-Qt, a GUI for installing and updating Proton-GE for Steam and Wine-based compatibility tools like Wine-GE for Lutris, has been released. ProtonUp-Qt v2.13.0 includes improvements such as Protok-Tkg NTSYNC and Proton-Sarek compatibility tools and fixed GE-Proton for Lutris.
