PSwiki - User contributions [en]

Running Windows package on Linux

2021-09-08T21:47:26Z

Holesod: adding executable permission to steam_nonsteam.sh

'''NOTE: This guide is for PSUnreal and not PSLegacy.'''

== Install Steam ==
# Create an account with Steam if you do not already have one
# Follow the instructions at Steam's website for installing Steam on Linux: https://store.steampowered.com/about/

== Enable Compatibility for Windows Applications ==
# Open Steam and Log In
# In the Steam Menu, select Settings
# In the left side of the window click on "Steam Play"
# Make sure that "Enable Steam Play for supported titles" is checked and make sure that "Enable steam play for all other titles" is checked
# Click OK in the settings window
# Click Library in the Main Steam Window
# Where it says Games, click it and check "Tools"
# Scroll down to the latest version of Proton (currently is 6.3)
# Click Install in the Main window (if it says Launch instead you already have it installed).

== Creating the environment ==
# Create the directory ~/bin (if it's not already created ignore this step)
# Open directory ~/bin
# Create a script file named steam_nonsteam.sh in ~/bin and grant it executable permission by either going to the properties of the file or in a terminal for the path typing in chmod +x ~/bin/steam_nonsteam.sh)
# install any small non-steam game using the windows installer path as the argument to steam_nonsteam.sh in a terminal window
# your environment should be prepared at this point

== steam_nonsteam.sh script contents ==
<nowiki>
!/bin/bash
PROTON_VERSION="6.3"
PROTON_DIR=$HOME/.steam/steam/steamapps/common/Proton\ $PROTON_VERSION
RUNNING="$1"

if [ ! -f "$PROTON_DIR/proton" ] ; then
echo "Proton version $PROTON_VERSION not found!";
exit
fi

if [ ! -f "$RUNNING" ] ; then
echo "$RUNNING does not exist!";
exit
fi

printf "Proton (\033[32m$PROTON_VERSION\033[0m) script found at\n \033[32m$PROTON_DIR/proton\033[0m\n\n"
printf "Now running\n \033[32m$PWD/$RUNNING\033[0m\n"

export STEAM_COMPAT_DATA_PATH="$HOME/.steam/steam/steamapps/compatdata"
export MOUNT_PATH="/media/d4/01D434E8CBD0E8F0"

PROTON_USE_WINED3D11=1 \
#PROTON_NO_D3D11=0 \
PROTON_NO_ESYNC=1 \
$HOME/.steam/steam/steamapps/common/Proton\ $PROTON_VERSION/proton \
run $RUNNING \
&> /dev/null

exit 0
</nowiki>
== steam_non_steam.sh usage ==
<nowiki>steam_nonsteam.sh path/to/installer.exe</nowiki>

== Install Glorious Eggroll version of Proton ==
The built-in Proton versions so far have some issues with some titles so the customized version 'Glorious Eggroll' is a possible solution
# Download Glorious Eggroll version of Proton from: https://github.com/GloriousEggroll/proton-ge-custom/releases
# Extract the tarball to the directory: ~/.steam/root/compatibilitytools.d/ (note: may need to create the directories)
# Close and restart steam

== Place to put the non-steam game for ease of execution ==
Proton should work like WINE,but as a precaution, rather than place the executable contents anywhere, it would be better to place in ~/.steam/steam/steamapps/compatdata/pfx/drive_c/<your choice here>

== To get the game to show up in Steam ==
The only games that automatically show up in steam are those that are from the Steam Store, however, adding non-steam games to the library is possible. Games that include a desktop entry can be added to the steam library. The launcher item only needs to be created for pslauncher, as psclient loads from pslauncher.
# Open a menu editor like menulibre
# Add a new launcher by clicking the + button in MenuLibre
# Search for the Windows Executable.
# Place the file path (minus the executable) in the "working directory" and the executable in the "command"
# in the box that says "New Launcher" click and type a new name (this is what you will be looking for in steam)
# Select an Icon, enter a description, select a category (optional)
# Save the launcher entry and close menulibre
# In steam, go to the library and click "add a game"
# Select "add a non-steam game"
# Click browse
# Navigate to your home folder then ".local/share/applications"
# The desktop entry will most likely start with menulibre-xxxx where xxxx is the name of the launcher
# Click "open"
# Click "add selected programs"
# Right click the menu item choice that matches the name of the launcher and select properties
# Can rename the item and choose an icon here. This unfortunately does not copy the data from the desktop entry. (maybe a dummy desktop entry would have been sufficient)
# Click browse to find the executable
# Click "compatibility"
# Check "Force the use of a specific Steam Play compatibility tool"
# Select Proton-6.14-GE2 (or whatever version of Glorious Eggroll that was installed in compatibilitytools.d)
# Close the properties window

Running Windows package on Linux

2021-09-08T21:31:57Z

Holesod: Clarification on which launcher needs to be created

'''NOTE: This guide is for PSUnreal and not PSLegacy.'''

== Install Steam ==
# Create an account with Steam if you do not already have one
# Follow the instructions at Steam's website for installing Steam on Linux: https://store.steampowered.com/about/

== Enable Compatibility for Windows Applications ==
# Open Steam and Log In
# In the Steam Menu, select Settings
# In the left side of the window click on "Steam Play"
# Make sure that "Enable Steam Play for supported titles" is checked and make sure that "Enable steam play for all other titles" is checked
# Click OK in the settings window
# Click Library in the Main Steam Window
# Where it says Games, click it and check "Tools"
# Scroll down to the latest version of Proton (currently is 6.3)
# Click Install in the Main window (if it says Launch instead you already have it installed).

== Creating the environment ==
# Create the directory ~/bin (if it's not already created ignore this step)
# Open directory ~/bin
# Create a script file named steam_nonsteam.sh in ~/bin and grant it executable permission
# install any small non-steam game using the windows installer path as the argument to steam_nonsteam.sh in a terminal window
# your environment should be prepared at this point

== steam_nonsteam.sh script contents ==
<nowiki>
!/bin/bash
PROTON_VERSION="6.3"
PROTON_DIR=$HOME/.steam/steam/steamapps/common/Proton\ $PROTON_VERSION
RUNNING="$1"

if [ ! -f "$PROTON_DIR/proton" ] ; then
echo "Proton version $PROTON_VERSION not found!";
exit
fi

if [ ! -f "$RUNNING" ] ; then
echo "$RUNNING does not exist!";
exit
fi

printf "Proton (\033[32m$PROTON_VERSION\033[0m) script found at\n \033[32m$PROTON_DIR/proton\033[0m\n\n"
printf "Now running\n \033[32m$PWD/$RUNNING\033[0m\n"

export STEAM_COMPAT_DATA_PATH="$HOME/.steam/steam/steamapps/compatdata"
export MOUNT_PATH="/media/d4/01D434E8CBD0E8F0"

PROTON_USE_WINED3D11=1 \
#PROTON_NO_D3D11=0 \
PROTON_NO_ESYNC=1 \
$HOME/.steam/steam/steamapps/common/Proton\ $PROTON_VERSION/proton \
run $RUNNING \
&> /dev/null

exit 0
</nowiki>
== steam_non_steam.sh usage ==
<nowiki>steam_nonsteam.sh path/to/installer.exe</nowiki>

== Install Glorious Eggroll version of Proton ==
The built-in Proton versions so far have some issues with some titles so the customized version 'Glorious Eggroll' is a possible solution
# Download Glorious Eggroll version of Proton from: https://github.com/GloriousEggroll/proton-ge-custom/releases
# Extract the tarball to the directory: ~/.steam/root/compatibilitytools.d/ (note: may need to create the directories)
# Close and restart steam

== Place to put the non-steam game for ease of execution ==
Proton should work like WINE,but as a precaution, rather than place the executable contents anywhere, it would be better to place in ~/.steam/steam/steamapps/compatdata/pfx/drive_c/<your choice here>

== To get the game to show up in Steam ==
The only games that automatically show up in steam are those that are from the Steam Store, however, adding non-steam games to the library is possible. Games that include a desktop entry can be added to the steam library. The launcher item only needs to be created for pslauncher, as psclient loads from pslauncher.
# Open a menu editor like menulibre
# Add a new launcher by clicking the + button in MenuLibre
# Search for the Windows Executable.
# Place the file path (minus the executable) in the "working directory" and the executable in the "command"
# in the box that says "New Launcher" click and type a new name (this is what you will be looking for in steam)
# Select an Icon, enter a description, select a category (optional)
# Save the launcher entry and close menulibre
# In steam, go to the library and click "add a game"
# Select "add a non-steam game"
# Click browse
# Navigate to your home folder then ".local/share/applications"
# The desktop entry will most likely start with menulibre-xxxx where xxxx is the name of the launcher
# Click "open"
# Click "add selected programs"
# Right click the menu item choice that matches the name of the launcher and select properties
# Can rename the item and choose an icon here. This unfortunately does not copy the data from the desktop entry. (maybe a dummy desktop entry would have been sufficient)
# Click browse to find the executable
# Click "compatibility"
# Check "Force the use of a specific Steam Play compatibility tool"
# Select Proton-6.14-GE2 (or whatever version of Glorious Eggroll that was installed in compatibilitytools.d)
# Close the properties window

Running Windows package on Linux

2021-09-08T21:28:03Z

Holesod: Added script for installing steam games to prepare environment

'''NOTE: This guide is for PSUnreal and not PSLegacy.'''

== Install Steam ==
# Create an account with Steam if you do not already have one
# Follow the instructions at Steam's website for installing Steam on Linux: https://store.steampowered.com/about/

== Enable Compatibility for Windows Applications ==
# Open Steam and Log In
# In the Steam Menu, select Settings
# In the left side of the window click on "Steam Play"
# Make sure that "Enable Steam Play for supported titles" is checked and make sure that "Enable steam play for all other titles" is checked
# Click OK in the settings window
# Click Library in the Main Steam Window
# Where it says Games, click it and check "Tools"
# Scroll down to the latest version of Proton (currently is 6.3)
# Click Install in the Main window (if it says Launch instead you already have it installed).

== Creating the environment ==
# Create the directory ~/bin (if it's not already created ignore this step)
# Open directory ~/bin
# Create a script file named steam_nonsteam.sh in ~/bin and grant it executable permission
# install any small non-steam game using the windows installer path as the argument to steam_nonsteam.sh in a terminal window
# your environment should be prepared at this point

== steam_nonsteam.sh script contents ==
<nowiki>
!/bin/bash
PROTON_VERSION="6.3"
PROTON_DIR=$HOME/.steam/steam/steamapps/common/Proton\ $PROTON_VERSION
RUNNING="$1"

if [ ! -f "$PROTON_DIR/proton" ] ; then
echo "Proton version $PROTON_VERSION not found!";
exit
fi

if [ ! -f "$RUNNING" ] ; then
echo "$RUNNING does not exist!";
exit
fi

printf "Proton (\033[32m$PROTON_VERSION\033[0m) script found at\n \033[32m$PROTON_DIR/proton\033[0m\n\n"
printf "Now running\n \033[32m$PWD/$RUNNING\033[0m\n"

export STEAM_COMPAT_DATA_PATH="$HOME/.steam/steam/steamapps/compatdata"
export MOUNT_PATH="/media/d4/01D434E8CBD0E8F0"

PROTON_USE_WINED3D11=1 \
#PROTON_NO_D3D11=0 \
PROTON_NO_ESYNC=1 \
$HOME/.steam/steam/steamapps/common/Proton\ $PROTON_VERSION/proton \
run $RUNNING \
&> /dev/null

exit 0
</nowiki>
== steam_non_steam.sh usage ==
<nowiki>steam_nonsteam.sh path/to/installer.exe</nowiki>

== Install Glorious Eggroll version of Proton ==
The built-in Proton versions so far have some issues with some titles so the customized version 'Glorious Eggroll' is a possible solution
# Download Glorious Eggroll version of Proton from: https://github.com/GloriousEggroll/proton-ge-custom/releases
# Extract the tarball to the directory: ~/.steam/root/compatibilitytools.d/ (note: may need to create the directories)
# Close and restart steam

== Place to put the non-steam game for ease of execution ==
Proton should work like WINE,but as a precaution, rather than place the executable contents anywhere, it would be better to place in ~/.steam/steam/steamapps/compatdata/pfx/drive_c/<your choice here>

== To get the game to show up in Steam ==
The only games that automatically show up in steam are those that are from the Steam Store, however, adding non-steam games to the library is possible. Games that include a desktop entry can be added to the steam library.
# Open a menu editor like menulibre
# Add a new launcher by clicking the + button in MenuLibre
# Search for the Windows Executable.
# Place the file path (minus the executable) in the "working directory" and the executable in the "command"
# in the box that says "New Launcher" click and type a new name (this is what you will be looking for in steam)
# Select an Icon, enter a description, select a category (optional)
# Save the launcher entry and close menulibre
# In steam, go to the library and click "add a game"
# Select "add a non-steam game"
# Click browse
# Navigate to your home folder then ".local/share/applications"
# The desktop entry will most likely start with menulibre-xxxx where xxxx is the name of the launcher
# Click "open"
# Click "add selected programs"
# Right click the menu item choice that matches the name of the launcher and select properties
# Can rename the item and choose an icon here. This unfortunately does not copy the data from the desktop entry. (maybe a dummy desktop entry would have been sufficient)
# Click browse to find the executable
# Click "compatibility"
# Check "Force the use of a specific Steam Play compatibility tool"
# Select Proton-6.14-GE2 (or whatever version of Glorious Eggroll that was installed in compatibilitytools.d)
# Close the properties window

Running Windows package on Linux

2021-08-28T01:51:54Z

Holesod: Updated Instructions for enabling compatibility for Windows Applications

Running Windows package on Linux

2021-08-28T01:43:34Z

Holesod: /* Enable Compatibility for Windows Applications */

Running Windows package on Linux

2021-08-14T18:26:54Z

Holesod: Some basic instructions to get started with running a windows package on linux.

== Install Steam ==
# Create an account with Steam if you do not already have one
# Follow the instructions at Steam's website for installing Steam on Linux: https://store.steampowered.com/about/

== Enable Compatibility for Windows Applications ==
# Open Steam and Log In
# In the Steam Menu, select Settings
# In the left side of the window click on "Steam Play"
# Make sure that "Enable Steam Play for supported titles" is checked and make sure that "Enable steam play for all other titles" is checked

== Install Glorious Eggroll version of Proton ==
The built-in Proton versions so far have some issues with some titles so the customized version 'Glorious Eggroll' is a possible solution
# Download Glorious Eggroll version of Proton from: https://github.com/GloriousEggroll/proton-ge-custom/releases
# Extract the tarball to the directory: ~/.steam/root/compatibilitytools.d/ (note: may need to create the directories)
# Close and restart steam

== Place to put the non-steam game for ease of execution ==
Proton should work like WINE,but as a precaution, rather than place the executable contents anywhere, it would be better to place in ~/.steam/steam/steamapps/compatdata/pfx/drive_c/<your choice here>

== To get the game to show up in Steam ==
The only games that automatically show up in steam are those that are from the Steam Store, however, adding non-steam games to the library is possible. Games that include a desktop entry can be added to the steam library.
# Open a menu editor like menulibre
# Add a new launcher by clicking the + button in MenuLibre
# Search for the Windows Executable.
# Place the file path (minus the executable) in the "working directory" and the executable in the "command"
# in the box that says "New Launcher" click and type a new name (this is what you will be looking for in steam)
# Select an Icon, enter a description, select a category (optional)
# Save the launcher entry and close menulibre
# In steam, go to the library and click "add a game"
# Select "add a non-steam game"
# Click browse
# Navigate to your home folder then ".local/share/applications"
# The desktop entry will most likely start with menulibre-xxxx where xxxx is the name of the launcher
# Click "open"
# Click "add selected programs"
# Right click the menu item choice that matches the name of the launcher and select properties
# Can rename the item and choose an icon here. This unfortunately does not copy the data from the desktop entry. (maybe a dummy desktop entry would have been sufficient)
# Click browse to find the executable
# Click "compatibility"
# Check "Force the use of a specific Steam Play compatibility tool"
# Select Proton-6.14-GE2 (or whatever version of Glorious Eggroll that was installed in compatibilitytools.d)
# Close the properties window