Simon Gardling
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nixpkgs' proton-ge-bin (the package wired into programs.steam.extra- CompatPackages via modules/desktop-steam.nix) registers in Steam's compat-tool list under its versioned id, currently GE-Proton10-34. steam-config-nix's README example uses the unversioned string "GE-Proton", which on a fresh boot wrote that literal value into localconfig.vdf — Steam resolved it to no installed tool and silently fell back to bundled Proton 10. FH5 then launched on stock Proton, which doesn't pick up PROTON_FSR4_UPGRADE the way GE does. Drop both `compatTool` (per-app) and `defaultCompatTool` (global). The wrapper-based launchOptions.env path is unaffected — env vars still pass through to whatever Proton Steam ends up using. Tool selection goes back to manual Steam UI > Properties > Compatibility. A versioned pin (`compatTool = "GE-Proton10-34";`) would work but couples the host config to whatever the proton-ge-bin nixpkgs entry ships this week; not worth the maintenance.
My NixOS configs ✨
Hosts
- mreow: My personal Framework 13 laptop
- yarn: Machine I usually just play games on. Boots into SteamOS-like interface.
- muffin: Homeserver, runs various services.
Desktop/Laptop
What do I use?
Browser: Firefox 🦊 (actually Zen Browser :p)
Text Editor: Doom Emacs
Terminal: ghostty
Shell: fish with the pure prompt
WM: niri
Background
- Got my background from here and used the command
magick input.png -filter Point -resize 2880x1920! output.pngto upscale it bilinearly