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5 years later Valve finally gives Windows compatibility tool Proton a logo https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2024/02/5-years-later-valve-finally-gives-windows-compatibility-tool-proton-a-logo/

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5 years later Valve finally gives Windows compatibility tool Proton a logo

Can you believe it? Proton, the compatibility layer that allows Windows games to run on Steam Deck / Linux PCs didn't actually have a proper logo for over 5 years.
Liam Dawe (GamingOnLinux)
#linux #proton #SteamDeck
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madmax
madmax
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I just saw it while updating proton, now I know why. When I saw it, I thought why I never saw it, probably didn't load before properly. You know like loading in video games 😀
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Heptagon
Heptagon
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The logo implies the name being changed to Helium
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Rasmus Lindegaard
Rasmus Lindegaard
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i honestly care more about the work they put into proton over the work they put into the branding
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Maddy :verifiedp2:
Maddy :verifiedp2:
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Pulsar Edit, ReactOS and Valve's Proton all use a similar logo.

They're also all FOSS Projects that are in some way related to Microsoft.

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Gee Nichols
Gee Nichols
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the unsung hero of lockdown .. it is also immeasurable the amount of reboots-into-windows proton has saved humanity as a whole..

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