Valve's Proton 10.0 Beta Released With More Windows Games Now Playable On Linux

It would be very weird for them to release a new version with less games playable.
- "New version now only supports Space Cadet"
  
  The game, the movie, or the keyboard?

Wine wayland wooo
Edit: or.. Maybe not? Will try and report back
Edit 2: Nope
Edit 3: Installed wayland enabled proton to try. If the game doesn't crash, screen scaling doesn't work and nether do controllers, steam overlay or hdr. Definitely not ready
- Nope, response by a proton dev was
  Not ready yet

From the GitHub:

        Now playable (previously worked with Proton Experimental):
        Batman: Arkham Asylum Game of the Year Edition
        Black Ink
        Factorio
        Ignited Entry
        Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024
        MySims Kingdom
        No Man's Sky in VR mode (regressed after a game update)
        Rising Storm 2: Vietnam
        Sniper Elite: Nazi Zombie Army
        Soul Interface
        THE KING OF FIGHTERS XIII GLOBAL MATCH
        VIDEO GAME (924310)
        Willful
        X Rebirth VR Edition
    Fixed / improved video playback in:
        Agony Unrated
        All-Star Fruit Racing
        Audiosurf
        Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night
        Gal*Gun 2
        Greedfall
        Indigo Park: Chapter 1
        Omensight
        SOULCALIBUR VI
        TELEFORUM
        Tintin Reporter - Cigars of the Pharaoh
        Zero Escape: The Nonary Games

unfortunately EAC will probably close the loophole for that steam overlay hack I fear the day they whitelist a specific proton and blacklist all the custom ones and wine

The newly-enabled Windows games include [...], Factorio, [...]
Mfw I've been playing that happily on my steam deck for 2 years—was it just a Linux build before? Gonna have to check that now
- Yes, "just". DXVK as well as WineD3D try to support any game, even those who have native Linux versions. There were games in the past who dropped their Linux port (Rocket League), so it makes somewhat sense. There are/were also games who did not have cross platform multiplayer and you’d need to play the Windows version if you wanted to play with Windows gamers. Generally WineD3D (OpenGL, Vulkan) and DXVK (Vulkan) aren’t a Linux specific things, they just translate from Direct3D to OpenGL/Vulkan running on Wine, but that would work on Windows/ReactOS as well. Windows has OpenGL/Vulkan support. There are already Windows gamers who use such translation layers to play older games if it works better than Windows’ built-in backward compatibility. Even if OpenGL gets dropped by GPU drivers and even though Vulkan isn’t backwards compatible to OpenGL, it’s possible to write general OpenGL drivers who use Vulkan instead of implementing it per GPU. But another possibility would be to play a game that just has Direct3D/OpenGL support on Vulkan-only device with a translation layer like DXVK. Another factor would be games who have incomplete ports or simply games who have buggy ports.
  
  Every time I face a weird bug that I can find no reference to online it turns out to be caused by a native linux build. I've seen the linux port work well only in factorio and some other game that I can't remember.
- It has a Linux Build, yeah