I'd like to have a better separation / distinction between native Linux games (what we had until recently as "SteamOS + Linux" in the library) and Proton-powered Windows titles.
Currently Proton titles all show in the SteamOS + Linux tab, which can be bothersome when you have a big library (~700 native Linux games and ~1400 total in my case) and enable SteamPlay for all games in the settings.
I understand the rationale that for the many end users, whether a game is native or a whitelisted Proton game should not matter as it should be a seamless experience - but for some of us it does matter and having a clear way to separate the two would be very welcome.
It could be an option (opt-in) among the SteamPlay parameters, which would e.g. list Proton games under a "SteamPlay" or "Proton" category (like we have "Software" and "VR" categories in the library already).
I'd like to have a better separation / distinction between native Linux games (what we had until recently as "SteamOS + Linux" in the library) and Proton-powered Windows titles.
Currently Proton titles all show in the SteamOS + Linux tab, which can be bothersome when you have a big library (~700 native Linux games and ~1400 total in my case) and enable SteamPlay for all games in the settings.
I understand the rationale that for the many end users, whether a game is native or a whitelisted Proton game should not matter as it should be a seamless experience - but for some of us it does matter and having a clear way to separate the two would be very welcome.
It could be an option (opt-in) among the SteamPlay parameters, which would e.g. list Proton games under a "SteamPlay" or "Proton" category (like we have "Software" and "VR" categories in the library already).