Various games using KT Engine like recent WRC and TT Isle of Man, when
run in a win10 prefix, try to load UWP/xinput1_3.dll that ships with the
games. It seems to be mostly-compatible xinput implementation built on
top of windows.gaming.input.dll.
However if we try to replace it with the builtin the game crashes
because it tries to call entry points that are not available in the
original xinput (that's the "mostly-compatible" part), so we need this
override.
Since our windows.gaming.input.dll implementation is just a stub
controllers other than steering wheels (which are handled through
dinput) do not work.
This reverts commit 9eb14500c2.
We are going to introduce a fake micross.ttf which also includes
all of these Arabic characters. We will use that one instead.
Some unofficial builds running closer to upstream created a Documents ->
My Documents symlink. We would then create a My Documents -> Documents
symlink, resulting in infinite recursion. Detect this scenario and fix
it before merging user directories.
The upcoming NVIDIA 470 driver series will introduce a DLL (nvngx.dll)
for the support of NVIDIA DLSS in Proton. This change adds logic for
discovering the location of DLL files provided by the NVIDIA driver, and
copies them to C:\Windows\System32\
Reviewed-by: Adam Moss <amoss@nvidia.com>
Add https://github.com/jp7677/dxvk-nvapi as a submodule. dxvk-nvapi will
not be copied into Proton prefixes by default, but instead will be
controlled via the environment variable PROTON_ENABLE_NVAPI. This is
done to avoid any potential adverse effects of the nvapi DLL existing
in cases where an application may require a function that is not
implemented by dxvk-nvapi.
This new functionality can be enabled by setting the following environment
variable to a value of `1`:
`PROTON_ENABLE_NVAPI`
This functionality is needed in order to support DLSS within Proton.
Reviewed-by: Adam Moss <amoss@nvidia.com>
Opening file in append mode sets the offset to the end of the file prior
to each write. This allows user to append tags/notes to the log file
just before interesting events, e.g.:
local $ ssh ivyl@test
test $ echo "!!! FOCUS CHANGE" >> ~/steam-XYZ.log
The log file is deleted just before we open it anyway, so there won't be
any leftover content from previous session.
