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The goal of this was to see whether it's possible to enable family sharing, I guess Steam would see it as a different PC and then both clients be enabled at the same time? Could be a nice way to have non-Linux games on the native client and even launch them via the Steam Link (Because somehow the wineSteam won't stream to it)
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