How to Add Games to Proton on Steam for Linux: Step-by-Step Guide

Learn how to add games to Proton on Steam for Linux with easy steps to enable Steam Play and run non-Steam games smoothly.

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Adding games to Proton is simple. First, install Steam on your Linux system. Next, go to Steam settings, enable 'Steam Play' for all titles, and select the Proton version you prefer. Add non-Steam games by clicking 'Add a Non-Steam Game' under the 'Games' menu. Browse and select the game's executable file. Once added, right-click the game in your library, go to 'Properties,' and set it to run through Proton.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is Proton in Steam? Proton is a compatibility layer developed by Valve that allows Windows games to run on Linux through Steam Play.
  2. Can I run non-Steam games using Proton? Yes, you can add non-Steam games to your Steam library and configure them to run using Proton.
  3. How do I enable Proton for all games in Steam? Go to Steam settings, then Steam Play, and check the option to enable Steam Play for all game titles, selecting your preferred Proton version.

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