Fsync relies on the kernel’s futex() system call to support optimal thread pool synchronization. Esync relies on the kernel’s eventfd() functionality, and it needs special setup on some Linux distributions, and can cause file descriptor exhaustion problems in event-hungry applications.įsync is a replacement to Esync. WINED3D is a compatibility layer inside WINE that runs D3D9, D3D10, and D3D11 through OpenGL.Įsync can enhance the performance of multithreaded games. Proton launch options are environment variables that can be used to change the options of Proton, and it can be used with each game individually ( they can not be used with all games at once). Troubleshooting Windows games that do not run under Proton If you own RadeonSI GPU, you need to to enable Vulkan support manually ( I will make a separate tutorial for that) If Proton is not installed, you can install it by following these steps:Ĭheck if Graphic drivers are installed, and check if Vulkan is installed as well ( I will make a separate tutorial for that).
If you did not find that folder, create it, and extract proton_dist.tar contents inside that folder. check to see if there is a folder with the name dist.to check if the compressed file is downloaded successfully Right click on any Proton version, and pick Properties.Now, it is supposed to have 4 different of Proton: Proton 4.2, Proton 4.11, Proton 5.0, and Proton 5.13 ( I do not have Proton 5.13 apparently) If you dual-boot between Windows, and Linux, you better use BTRFS filesystem, and install WinBtrfs on Windows, WinBtrfs is an open-source btrfs driver for Windows that can be downloaded from this link » Ĭheck if Proton is downloaded, and extracted properly by Steam by following these steps:
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