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Set your installation directory before running the program with -d
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"your/compatibilitytools.d/directory"
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Example:
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protonup -d "~/.steam/root/compatibilitytools.d/"
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To update to the latest version, just run protonup from a command line
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Example:
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protonup
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List available versions with --releases
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Example:
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protonup --releases
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Install a specific version with -t "version tag"
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Example:
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protonup -t 6.5-GE-2
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By default the downloads are stored in a temporary folder.
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Change it with -o "custom/download/directory"
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Example:
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protonup -o ~/Downloads
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List existing installations with -l
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Example:
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protonup -l
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Remove existing installations with -r "version tag
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Example:
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protonup -r 6.5-GE-2
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Use --download to download Proton-GE to the current working directory
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without installing it, you can override destination with -o
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Example:
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protonup --download
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Use -y toggle to carry out actions without any logging or interaction
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Example:
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protonup --download -o ~/Downloads -y
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