Quoting: "liamdawe, post: 6176, member: 1"Hmm which line to edit?

Probably easier (and less liekly to break with updates) Launch steam by running the following command (or something like it) "xdg-open steam://library [External Link]".

As far as I can tell as long as steam is opened using and xdg link then it won't give you the "No Linux for you" window

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Quoting: "Anon, post: 6161"Kame, you were right!

I usually am! :p

Can't wait to get home and start downloading TF2!

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Seems you may be able to try and play/download games without being in the beta. Install the Steam client, go to the steam website, go to a Lnux game you own, and hit the play button and tell it to launch! Can't see if it actually downloads the Linux version right now (at work), but it might!

Liam: That sucks :(

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Quoting: "liamdawe, post: 6143, member: 1"Just FYI media.steampowered.com/client/installer/steam.deb

Awesome, installs, launches, PULLS UP MY GAME LIST... then tells me to log in with an enrolled account because it's in beta :(

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Looks like Linux has been added as an OS choice on the steam website for searches!

http://store.steampowered.com/search/?snr=1_4_4__12&term=#os=linux&advanced=0&sort_order=ASC&page=1 [External Link]

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Quoting: "liamdawe, post: 6075, member: 1"There is no Hopefully TF2 is coming to Linux it's all there in the CDR's.

T*L*2
As in TorchLight 2 not Team Fortress 2 :p

But yes I also hope TL2 comes to Linux

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The lack of the gui launcher is an issue with unity, unity 4 (and especially the linux exporter) are still very much beta.

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Aww, I already own all of the bonuses :(

Oh well, on the plus side Wizorb is super fun and I highly recommend it.

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Why you gotta go and be all cryptic like that :p

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Favorable might be overstating it a tad.

That's on the agenda as something to discuss, but we're a small team that doesn't know much about Linux and don't want to grow or take on busy work. That said, we know there is a demand and we do like to please.

Classifying Linux as "busy work" doesn't really strike me as "favorable"

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