Am I the only one, that is annoyed by this?
I just want to see all Native Linux games, without being forced to see the "Proton supported" games, too.

I hate this too. It makes the linux filter completely useless and broken. I would much rather set windows games one by one. I preferred the linux filter to having every game "Playable".

I mean it ain't much that they have to change. Just take the Tux Logo and give it two colors. Blue for Linux Native, Yellow for Proton + Linux Native. That is like what...2-5 lines of code and a symbol colored different? 10 Minutes work.

I am currently testing an old GPU, it works great for remote play.
But it doesn't seem to support proton at least out of the box.

I would like to try running locally some random games.
Why is my library cluttered with proton only?

引用自 Nico：

Why is my library cluttered with proton only?

Because maybe someone at Valve thought....
"Screw them, our emulator works at our testsystem fine, so they have to use it, too."
Turns out that it doesn't work fine.

FYI. This happened even before when the "enable proton for all titles" became turned on by default. It broke my UI on linux (or ended with this that every game is now "linux native"). I had to purge and reinstall steam to get the proper tux filter.

This has been said multiple times on the github. ie. https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux/issues/5639

Valve don't seem to care for other linux usecases beyond steam deck/proton/Vulkan 1.3...

When running older hardware the linux native builds are what you want to look at. So I understand Nico completely.

I gotta bump this topic, since it is really that there ain't a Linux Native only filter in the library. Seriously Valve, give us a option to filter out Proton OR Native Linux games. Having over 2000 games and not being able to filter that out is frustrating as hell.