

Time, Mr. Freeman is it really that time again?

DRI_PRIME=1 %command% -novid -window -noborder -w 1920 -h 1080
Also able to play Online Deathmatch without problems, and the game itself is a classic.
Runs flawlessly on Linux in native. Played through a fair bit of Half-Life: Uplink as a test.

It runs perfectly other than the fact it doesn't show up on my main display on dual monitor setup
On dual monitor setup it doesn't show up in my main display of choice. Have to manually move it to the other monitor each time I play.
Runs great, no tinkering needed!

Broken experience on a multi-monitor setup, especially when leftmost monitor is a different resolution
On a multi-monitor setup the game launches on the leftmost monitor. Since my leftmost monitor is a different resolution than my primary it screws with the game when I move it to the correct monitor. For example holding tab in multiplayer results in off-screen scoreboard.
On a multi-monitor setup if the game is launched on the wrong monitor likely resulting in the wrong resolution, if you move it to your primary monitor while the Valveguy intro is playing, your mouse input will be offset by the difference between the resolutions and become barely usable. The only workaround is to first skip the Valveguy intro, then move the game to the correct monitor.
The game will always launch on the leftmost monitor, and if it's a different resolution there are bugs that I couldn't solve with any launch parameters described here on protondb. The only workaround that worked for me is to unplug monitors other than my primary.
The game works fine but it likes to start on the wrong monitor on multi-monitor setups, gamescope is a simple solution to this.
LD_PRELOAD="" gamescope -w 2560 -h 1080 -r 144 -f --force-grab-cursor --mangoapp -- gamemoderun %command%
Opening the Steam overlay while in the main menu would show a red screen

[V] Works
Everything's perfect! From modern screen resolutions support, to (unfortunately) fixed bugs (crowbar mashing was fun), to assassins' models... you name it, you enjoy it!

Native support and works right out of the box.
Half-Life works right out of the box because it has native support. I am able to join a server. In a worse scenario, you can run the Windows version with Proton or Wine, but I haven't dealt with that issue.
-novid
Works flawlessly out of the box.

Good game good
I am running out of description ideas
Works natively, very well optimized and one of the best PC games ever.

Native runs well, but music doesn't work. Switch to proton if you want music to play

Runs a-ok and practically flawlessly. Had ot leave it running for a WHILE on first boot to actually get in.
Kept displaying on the incorrect montior when alt-tabbing out and back in.

No tinkering, worked well.

Works ootb
If you're on arch, endeavor specifically, don't forget to install lib32-nvidia-utils! Otherwise lots of things will break.

-soft
OpenGL rendering totally broken. Software rendering required, limits to lower resolution.
Graphics card is GTX 1070.
buttery smooth experience OOTB

gamemoderun %command% -novid
desde la actualizacion al modo freetoplay, half-life hizo que vuelva a tener texturas como en las primeras versiones, ademas que a causa de eso no se puede jugar los mods y expansiones (como counter-strike, oppossing force, blueshift,etc). Me gustaria que volviera a su version aterior a la version freetoplay, ya que no tenia ese problema

Quality gameplay
While starting Half-Life using a multi-monitor setup, the game appears on my second monitor instead of my primary one
This was easily solved by changing the resolution and moving the window over, but I'll still have to move the window over after every launch

its only runs when its non-forced proton experimental
-nofbo

DXVK_HUD=devinfo %command%
The game ran smoother and more consistently on Linux than on Windows. Absolutely mind-blowing.

gamemoderun %command% -heapsize 1G
Works flawlessly. Had no issues running mods.

Works flawlessly
I've tested it on Wayland, no issues.

Works as Intended
What can I say, Half Life is a great game and now it can be enjoyed on Linux! Works without any issues.

Perfect
Works very well, only slight problem is everytime I launch the game, it launches on my other monitor and I gotta move it over with keyboard shortcuts.

-soft
I guess it's just because the game is dated.
As it doesn't run with OpenGL for me I had to use software rendering which is fine at first but some areas of the game run with noticeable framedrops.
Crashes at startup if not run with software rendering.
I'd love to play it with OpenGL, need to figure out a fix first.

Texture flickering once or twice during the whole playthrough
I just use proton experimental out of habit, there's probably no reason to force it