Is this right an normal ? I have this question because after updating my system, in Steam i only have to select now “proton-cachyos-10.0-20260101 (steam linux runtime)” instead i have the choice for “…. 0101 (native) Is it okay so or do i have to reinstall over “Hello” the “Gaming packages” ? bes…

If I understood correctly then: [image] CachyOS Announcement: Migrating away from steam-native-runtime Announcements CachyOS Announcement: Migrating away from steam-native-runtime Why this change? Arch Linux has removed compatibility with the Steam Native Runt…

Ah okay, also all is in normally changing :slight_smile:

But this was only in regards to the acutal steam runtime not the version of proton that @Dennis50300 suggested. Or am I mistaken there?

Here is a better explanation ; [image] May be worth a heads on Orphaned packages and updates proton-cachyos which is proton native is no longer a part of gaming-meta package. Default one is proton-cachyos-slr which uses steam linux runtime to align better with other proton versions that exist. …

Thank you for the outstanding information! Do you have any information regarding the difference between proton-cachyos-slr and proton-cachyos. From my understanding slr is optimized to work better with the steam-runtime. Is that correct and if so are there any differences between the proton-cachyos…

[image] BlackEye: proton-cachyos-native there is no package called that

I worded that badly. I was referring to the specific versions inside the compatibility selection inside steam. But I got my answer from the link provided by @cscs My bad for not reading it through to the end.

[image] BlackEye: Do you have any information regarding the difference between proton-cachyos-slr and proton-cachyos In that other thread the Cachy team member explained that while the former proton-cachyos is more ‘native’ and may provide a small performance boost - I quote “single digit per…

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Jessur January 19, 2026, 4:12pm 2

If I understood correctly then: