The files you want to change are in its 'bin' subfolder, or in one of its subfolders to be more exact, which will have the 'name' of a number Should be something like /Steamapps/common/WoWs (*) Pop!_OS is a fork ('clone with tweaks') from Ubuntu, made by an American firm called system76 that specializes in making computers that come with linux, so they try to provide a better experience for the typical user.This is also why I can really advice pop!OS for people with nvidia (*)] On ubuntu this would look something like this: You will not have to download specific drivers if you have an AMD GPU, they will always be in the kernel itself. I went with 3.90 nvidia proprietary myself. Install Steam, goto Settings - Steam Play, enable both 'Enable steam play for supported titles' and 'Enable Steam Play for all other titles/ Run other titles with ' I tried it under ubuntu mate 18.10 myself, so I expect any ubuntu (debian) derivative to go as well.

I have tried it myself finally, with the proton layer that is built in with steam, and it works like a charm, which finally allowed me to fully delete the Spy&BloatWare that is winX. a lot of fiddling) to make wows work under linux, but that still left certain things either subpar or even not working. You might have heard until now there were options (i.e.

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