That first message wasn’t in reply to you though, and wasn’t saying you couldn’t in Steam:
I’ve used both and found ProtonPlus to be better for my needs. It has way more proton and wine versions available. They also added the feature for steam games to select their proton version from the client as well.
I was merely letting them know that ProtonUp-Qt can also do that now, as well as ProtonPlus?
In Steam, you have to open the settings for each game individually to set it.
In ProtonUp-Qt, you get a list of all of the games installed with their proton DB rating in one column and a drop down to select the compatibility layer in another. So you can easily set several games almost at once, without having to set it globally.
Yes, and? I only switch to GE-Proton on games that need it, so I leave that setting on vanilla Proton (ie unset).
Talking in fricking circles over here.
I mean, you’re the one that said something super obvious to start with?
You said, you can select the options outside of steam smilieface.
So I mentioned you can just use steam to select it.
You replied, but then you have to change it for each game.
To which I said, you can also change it globally.
And then you said you want to change it individually.
So i have no idea what this conversations point is lol
That first message wasn’t in reply to you though, and wasn’t saying you couldn’t in Steam:
I was merely letting them know that ProtonUp-Qt can also do that now, as well as ProtonPlus?
No kidding your reply to someone else wasn’t a reply to me…
What crawled up your butt and died? Yeesh.
Nothing. I was laughing earlier. You’re just talking in circles and nonsense. It’s fine.
They’re not though.
In Steam, you have to open the settings for each game individually to set it.
In ProtonUp-Qt, you get a list of all of the games installed with their proton DB rating in one column and a drop down to select the compatibility layer in another. So you can easily set several games almost at once, without having to set it globally.