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    GE-Proton 11-12 released as standalone AppImage●GE-Proton: standalone AppImage released in version 11-12 https:// playingtux.com/en/articles/202 6/11/ge-proton-11-12-apMmastodonCultureGaming114 d ago

    GE-Proton, the community build of Valve's Proton compatibility layer for running Windows games on Linux, has reached version 11-12 and is now distributed as a standalone AppImage. Linux gaming sites and enthusiasts are highlighting the change, which simplifies installation by bundling everything into a single executable file rather than requiring a separate setup process.

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    Shelly 3.2 Package Manager for Arch Linux Released●# Shelly 3.2 Graphical Package Manager for Arch Linux Brings Multi-Package Downgrades, Flatpak and AppImage ImprovementsMmastodonTechnologySoftware32 d ago

    Shelly 3.2, a graphical package manager for Arch Linux, has been released with support for downgrading multiple packages at once, alongside improvements to Flatpak and AppImage handling. The update is being shared across the free and open source software community, with coverage from Linux news outlet 9to5Linux.

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    dwproton 11.0-16 standalone AppImage released●dwproton: standalone AppImage released in version 11.0-16 https:// playingtux.com/en/articles/202 6/11/dwproton-11-0-16-MmastodonCultureGaming104 d ago

    A new version of dwproton, a standalone AppImage build for Linux gaming, has been released as version 11.0-16. The tool packages Wine and Proton-based components in a portable format, letting Linux players run Windows games without system-wide installation. Linux gaming communities are picking up the release, which follows interest in alternatives to GloriousEggroll's GE-Proton builds.

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