Proton/Winehq/Steam Deck Support
Alexa
Since Easy Anti Cheat now supports WineHQ/Proton compatibility layers it would be really co if I could run Rec Room on Linux/Steam deck. But to allow rec room to run on Proton it needs to be enabled in the Epic Games Developer Portal. I really hope rec room gets support for it soon as I would really like to play the game on the steam deck
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rebok dev
PLS add support to run RecRoom on Proton/Wine 😥
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solo
Is there a reason this hasn't been done yet?
It would be really amazing if Linux support could be added to recroom, so that I could play with my friends.
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Please support SteamVR on Linux
Poly Limefur
You may not have known, but SteamVR is officially for Linux/SteamOS now and some people (like me) use Linux a lot and hate having to go to Windows to play Rec Room or any other Windows-only VR game. I know it'd no doubt require some code rework (I don't think it'd be much from the PSVR port though, PS4 basically runs 64-bit BSD) but it would be really nice for us Linux gamers to be able to play Rec Room on our favorite OS without having to boot another slow and large OS.
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Linux support, include everyone!
A Random Lantern
I love Rec Room on my time with windows, but native support is better than compatibility wall. And people have been getting problems through Proton and Lutris, which wouldn't happen with native compatibility. So why not include the linux community? It'd atleast help to make proton more stable with this game.
I know most of you wont vote for this since it doesn't help you, but it wont hurt to upvote this for the linux users. There are many of us out there.
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serg_sel
I had Windows pc, I was playing easily, then Windows was getting more expensive for me and I moved to Linux, now I cannot play my favourite game... Please, devs, pay attention to this.
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