DavidoTek has released ProtonUp-Qt v2.15.1, a Linux compatibility manager that now correctly detects aarch64 hardware, preventing ARM handhelds from downloading inappropriate x86_64 Proton-GE builds. The update includes backend changes, such as switching Luxtorpeda to Codeberg and integrating proton-cachyos for both Steam and Lutris users. This version aims to streamline installations for Linux gamers, particularly those using devices like the Steam Deck. Users can download the AppImage directly from GitHub or wait for the Flathub package, which will be available soon

ProtonUp-Qt v2.15.1 Update: ARM Fixes and proton-cachyos for Linux Gaming

DavidoTek just released ProtonUp-Qt v2.15.1 to GitHub. The Linux compatibility manager now finally detects aarch64 hardware correctly, stopping ARM handhelds from accidentally pulling x86_64 Proton-GE builds. You will also see several backend swaps, including Luxtorpeda moving to Codeberg and proton-cachyos replacing Proton-Sarek for both Steam and Lutris users. Grab the AppImage from GitHub or wait a few days for the Flathub package if you want to keep your Wine and Proton layers in check.

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