Will Apex Legends run in Linux
Valve's Steam Deck will launch February 25th, the system comes with a modified version of Arch linux and Valve claims all games in the store would be playable out of the box. Do you think this means ...
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EA_Atic
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DICE Team@OfficialMrMerken Not as easy as its believed to change EAC, Warhammer: Vermintide 2 developers had a look to add it to their game and did big run down how it is, I can recommend reading it. https://steamcommunity.com/app/552500/discussions/0/2960544187643622408/?ctp=6#c3202622271470957243
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@EA_Atic, you've got an outdated info. Enabling EAC is easy now. (though saying that you're supporting another additional platform is another thing)
More precisely about enabling Steam Deck / Proton support there is a Valve's announcement:
https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/steamdeck/proton
So, activate support on EAC partner site and download a file.
Original announcement: https://store.steampowered.com/news/group/4145017/view/3137321254689909033
- EA_AticIntegrate it and making it work is not just downloading a file and install it. Again recommend reading the above as its newer information then the announcement that was given. @devel_origin
/Atic@EA_Atic, your info is from January 8, my announcement is dated January 22. Integration is just downloading a file and installing it (well, and also going on the EAC web portal to activate it).
Of course, as before, there is testing, there is support. Those aren't free.
As of today, they have merged their steam deck test branch into the main public one. With Proton-experimental (or bleeding edge), and the latest update, it is working on Linux. I have tried in firing range and played in matches.
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