Valve released a new Steam client beta yesterday (October 28), which allows gamers to play Windows games that used the company’s old DRM software on Linux.For Linux users, the issue of games that make use of Valve’s own custom executable-generation (CEG) DRM not launching was reported via Github back in 2018.Earlier today (October 29), a post from GamingOnLinux reported that Linux users with the latest version of Proton Experimental using Steam Play can now play Windows games that use the old CEG DRM.
Valve developer Pierre-Loup Griffais tweeted that this is “initial support”, encouraging others to “comment if you test any” via Github.Together with newest Proton Experimental, tonight's Steam Client Beta adds initial support for the CEG DRM.
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