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Valve has announced the introduction of two new compatibility layers for SteamOS, in addition to the existing Proton layer. The first, FEX, is an adaptation of the fex-emu project, which emulates x86 instructions on Arm chipsets and aims to enhance game performance and compatibility.
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Valve has announced the introduction of two new compatibility layers for SteamOS, in addition to the existing Proton layer. The first, FEX, is an adaptation of the fex-emu project, which emulates x86 instructions on Arm chipsets and aims to enhance game performance and compatibility.
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