引用自 a.j.rimmer：

Valve has decided to compete with Microsoft. However, its methods are peculiar.
When you have Windows Spyware installed, Microsoft knows everything about you - your hardware and software, what you're doing on your computer, and what networks you connect to. But if you're using Steam, Valve doesn't know anything about you. That's why their support has to ask for your OS version - they'd prefer not to even bring up Proton. Valve has no way of knowing if a game launched successfully, what software/hardware version you're running, or what your settings are. If you want to compete with M$, you need to rethink your methods. It's essential to analyze Steam's operations and identify what isn't working.
Yes, there are games that don't work in Proton, and if you plan to launch your own console based on SteamOS, you'll eventually have to address this issue. System crashes are a pretty serious problem, and I doubt most users will bother dealing with them through a forum.

引用自 BloodShed：

So you want Valve to be more like Microsoft?

引用自 Vaulty：

If only there was a place where people could post information about whether games work on proton
https://www.protondb.com/explore

Or for a way to contact Valve directly with more detailed reports
https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/issues

Or if there was like some sort to see on Steam store if game is compatible
https://psteamproxy.yuanyoumao.com/steamdeck/mygames

引用自 a.j.rimmer：

引用自 Vaulty：

If only there was a place where people could post information about whether games work on proton
https://www.protondb.com/explore

Or for a way to contact Valve directly with more detailed reports
https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/issues

Or if there was like some sort to see on Steam store if game is compatible
https://psteamproxy.yuanyoumao.com/steamdeck/mygames

Basically, I don't have a problem with something not working yet. If there are any issues, I would appreciate a warning before installation. I'll be happy to report anything if there's something to report.
The OS reporting that the shell crashed until it actually crashes probably won't make anyone happy. Where is the diagnostics? If the application has already been tested, I don't feel the need to do it again.
My task is to describe the error, if there's anything to describe. To report it and wait to see if anyone cares. I understand that games nobody plays probably won't get fixed quickly. But the fact that Proton also has fundamental flaws – that it doesn't manage resources and crashes – is a pretty major defect. And if the argument is that it works for some things, then we probably won't make any progress.

引用自 a.j.rimmer：

Valve has decided to compete with Microsoft. However, its methods are peculiar.
When you have Windows Spyware installed, Microsoft knows everything about you - your hardware and software, what you're doing on your computer, and what networks you connect to. But if you're using Steam, Valve doesn't know anything about you. That's why their support has to ask for your OS version - they'd prefer not to even bring up Proton. Valve has no way of knowing if a game launched successfully, what software/hardware version you're running, or what your settings are. If you want to compete with M$, you need to rethink your methods. It's essential to analyze Steam's operations and identify what isn't working.
Yes, there are games that don't work in Proton, and if you plan to launch your own console based on SteamOS, you'll eventually have to address this issue. System crashes are a pretty serious problem, and I doubt most users will bother dealing with them through a forum.

引用自 a.j.rimmer：

Here, everyone's an expert on everything. I'll let you in on a secret: Wicrosoft and Google collect information about you to show you ads. My Linux doesn't show any ads, and if I compare the outgoing traffic, there's a pretty substantial difference between Windows and Linux. I don't need special offers in the form of ads; I need my OS to work the way I want it to. And when it comes to system crashes, that's something I really don't need.

引用自 a.j.rimmer：

But if you're using Steam, Valve doesn't know anything about you. That's why their support has to ask for your OS version - they'd prefer not to even bring up Proton. Valve has no way of knowing if a game launched successfully, what software/hardware version you're running, or what your settings are.