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[UX/Tech] Use Proton-GE instead of Wine-GE as default and as recommended #4185

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@arielj arielj commented Dec 19, 2024

The other day I made a PR enabling UMU by default.

With that in place we can now make Proton-GE the recommended/preferred compatibility layer to be used.

I updated:

  • the default if no wine is present
  • updated the wine manager to make it the first tab
  • changed the copy at the top of that page to reflect the new recommendation

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@arielj arielj added the pr:ready-for-review Feature-complete, ready for the grind! :P label Dec 19, 2024
@arielj arielj requested review from a team, flavioislima, CommandMC, Nocccer and imLinguin and removed request for a team December 19, 2024 20:42
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I've yet to test this on a clean-install, but code LGTM

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