Valve's Oct. 7 Steam client beta runs Windows programs added as non-Steam games on Linux through Proton by default and fixes two Browse and Stop button bugs.

Since the release of the Steam Deck, Valve fans have gotten very familiar with the idea of the Proton compatibility layer that allows games written for Windows to run capably on the Linux-based ...

The Proton compatibility layer has helped bring many PC games to Linux, and it's updated regularly with new features and improvements. Now, Proton 10.0-4 has arrived with 19 new compatible games and a ...

Valve's Proton, the open-source tool for running Windows games on Linux, has received a significant update that promises to enhance game compatibility for Linux gamers. The latest version, Proton 9.0, ...

Valve's Lepton projhect is bringing Android games to Linux, and it could change everything about how you use Android on your ...

Valve released a small update for Proton Experimental - the compatibility layer to run Windows games on SteamOS / Linux for September 11th.

Another fresh upgrade for Proton Experimental to bring further Windows game compatibility enhancements to SteamOS / Linux.

The latest stable version 8.0-5 of Valve's Proton compatibility layer for Windows games on Linux includes support for new games, as well as HDR support for several titles. The most notable new feature ...

If there's one positive we can glean from Valve's decision to delay the Steam Deck, it's that the company now has some extra time to polish its handheld gaming PC good and proper. In fact, this ...

Valve's new handheld gaming PC is already a smash hit for the company well before the Steam Deck's release date, with order availability not expected to improve until the far future of after Q2 2022.

To play Windows-compatible games in its Linux-based operating system, the Steam Deck relies on a compatibility layer called Proton. It’s a collection of different technologies, including the venerable ...