steam and wine gaming

[LibreQuest]

I had an issue with the linux-steam-utils script when it came to setting up Proton so I changed the script to disregard wheel user check and installed Steam on my wheel user account. Anyway, Proton gaming in Steam works for me and Wine runs all the games as it does on Linux. So far I've only tested a few but all is good.

Also winetricks is available.

For me the switch from Linux to FreeBSD, GhostBSD and OpenBSD has been a great experience. I've not tried all the BSDs yet but I'm just using what works best with each system I set up. So far FreeBSD hasn't let me down on desktops and GhostBSD has been great on laptops. And OpenBSD is perfect for my 64bit systems that require a 32bit efi.

[ericbsd]

Great to hear! Thanks!

[MikeBishop]

I just came across this thread and thought I'd chime in. So, regarding Steam and Wine on Linux systems, yes, it is definitely possible to play games using that combo.

[MikeWaars]

I've tried it myself, and it can work like a charm. As for Lutris, it's a fantastic tool that can make gaming on Linux even smoother by managing different game launchers and configurations. It's worth giving it a shot!
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[wb7odyfred]

pkg install Suyimazu
from inside a running Suyimazu, install Wine and SteamOS Then you should have a very good gaming system.

Fred