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filtering on Linux is always toggled on for me, this breaks that feature and it clutters up my library like crazy, it almost makes it unusable.
I don't mind if this would be default, but at least give us the option to opt out of this hellscape.
For me it matters whether a game is native or not, I always want Proton to be opt in on a per game basis so I know which developers actually support me and my operating system.
Even more important we need a way to make more recognizable in the library the native games from the games running thanks to Proton. It could be any form of metadata to filter the collection of games, but some penguin related reference would be appreciated