So im soon a steam deck owner and would like to know how to run all gog games on linux. Someone told me of a program but i forgot the name where you can play all games with ease.

I also saw Someone played ms flight simulator without a Xbox account(he played it locally) does someone know how to do this ?

Greetings

Didn't he mean Heroic Games Launcher?

Yeah this could be it

./play.it got support for SteamOS added with its 2.18.1 release, thanks to a contribution by JashinYoda.

On the other hand you will not be able to run "all GOG games" with it, it has support for only a selection of ~600 games from GOG as well as a couple hundreds games sold from other stores. Only DRM-free games are supported.

Oh, and there's also Lutris, but as other's have mentioned, there's not going to be a 100% use case, even with Protron.


Even if you're willing to rend the heavens to try.

Is it also possible to use the xbox app?

To be honest, the best place I've found to get any info Deck related is reddit, Google just bring up trashy copy pasta websites and is too hard to filter.

Regarding your question, I don't use any Microsoft service (including Xbox and game pass) but here's what I've found.

https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comments/wkuhla/why_cant_the_xbox_app_work_with_proton Probably Steam version.

Yeah but on the steam page it says ms account is needed

Holy crap, it does require a "launcher". Not only require it but several people on the review section mention something "60 hours of gameplay recorded on Steam with actual zero flight hours, due updates and stuff". Just WOW...

Can't really help you there but it seems the person playing ofline have a high-seas edition.

You can install windows. You can even make a portable install so as to not overwrite your SteamOS and Linux installs, for the best results. I'm doing that when I get my microSD card tomorrow. Best of both worlds.

./play.it game scripts can not "do" anything to the underlying system, as they do not have root access. The only thing this software does is generating native packages, it does not even install them afterwards (this should be done using the distribution packages manager).

This is already explained in the thread I linked to, and the documentation pages that are linked from its first post.

A bon mon gars. Depuis quand un jeu n'a besoin d"accéder au système d'exploitation. Votre script crée des deb qui demandent une validation superuser et donc peut compromettre l'intégrité du système