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Thanks, I had used that before to select particular versions of Proton before (to see if one version provides better performance), but didn't know it was also the way to force use of Proton rather than the Linux version.
https://www.protondb.com/app/8930
All in all running the Windows version with Proton support at least lets you play some turns.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Windows macOS SteamOS + Linux
OPERATING SYSTEM: SteamOS, Ubuntu
CPU PROCESSOR: Intel Core i3, AMD A10
CPU SPEED: 2.4GHz
MEMORY: 4 GB RAM
HARD DISK SPACE: 10 GB
VIDEO CARD (ATI): Radeon HD 6450
VIDEO CARD (NVIDIA): Geforce 640M
VIDEO CARD (INTEL): Iris Pro
VIDEO MEMORY (VRAM): 1GB
this information is even written in the system requirements for the game.
I'm on an AMD Ryzen 5600X CPU and an NVIDIA RTX 3070, and I have 32 GB RAM... so I think my hardware can handle those system requirements pretty easily...
https://www.protondb.com/app/8930
Which means one you understand the problem you can fix it permanently.
Which version of your distribution are you using? You could check for stability issues. Additionally you could set up proton GE which works at times when regular proton doesn't (but the protondb reports say proton works). Lastly you could try something like winetricks and do some tweaking.
Side notes… when you believe AI, you get the problems that come with it just like you do when you blindly believe instructions on the internet rather than understanding a problem. Secondly broken Linux ports are a common occurrence so in that case you'll be needing to switch to proton a lot. You also have problems for games with many dlc that sometimes the later dlc are just not released for Linux so you can only play them if you use proton (as Kepos mentioned already).
Older games on Linux do not absolutely work better. Have a look at the civilization 3 reports on protondb for example.
funny and so simple
https://i.postimg.cc/3N1rRsSt/Capture-d-cran-du-2024-08-09-01-56-52.png
my favorite windows player ( xmplayer) running trought steam and connected to a shoutcast stream to listen to etn.fm under a vm after i just added it as a non steam game shortcut and selected proton-ge ( why not ge ) and nothing else done
so simple xD
and posting there throught steam under my mint vm xd
too bad i can't really test game this way , at least under a vm , but adding some old windows tools is really easy when they are not too complexe
Answer is completely unnecessary but I am curious and like to learn things. In time I would learn it, I feel, but I will appreciate any explanation I get here.
I am running windows 7 and i used virtualbox to make a vm ( virtual machine ) of linux mint 22
Under the mint vm, i decided to setup steam so i just downloaded it and installed it using fhe minit tool where you can find many programs ( software manager ) from the left menu.
After steam has been setup, i decided to copy/past somewhere inside the vm my windows
folder of xmplayer.
And i launched steam under the mint vm, and added the xmplay.exe as a non steam game with compatibility using proton ge and steam did the rest for the me.
I hope it's more clear
You can't test game because it's a vm and you can't really use 3d acceleration for game inside a vm/
and it's a virtual machine of mint 22
It was so simple at least , xmplayer is not a too complex tool and i had nothing to setup , i just pressed the play button under steam to run it ( that's why i said it was so simple)
Under settings > system I see the following:
OS: Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
Processor: AMDRyzen 5 5600X
Memory: 32.0 GiB
Disk Capacity: 1.0 TB
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070
Hope that is the info u requested.