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        <description>Have you ever looked at a Windows game you definitely, absolutely, 100% legally obtained and thought: “Damn, I really wish I could play this on Linux.” Well, good news. In this video, we're taking one of those completely legitimate, totally legal, acquired-through-entirely-normal-means™ Windows game copies and getting it running on Linux using Steam and Proton. I'll show you how to add the game to Steam, configure Proton, deal with compatibility issues, and actually get the thing running without installing Windows. Is this the intended use case for Steam? Probably not. Does Proton care where the .exe came from? Also probably not. So grab your legally acquired game files, open Steam, and let's commit some completely legitimate Linux gaming. Music: Soularflair - Why Are We Led By The Least Among Us (Divide By Zero Rmx) Genre: Electronica, Industrial Licensed under CC BY #Linux #Steam #Proton #LinuxGaming #GamingOnLinux #FOSS</description>
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