For me it just stays stuck on connecting but never actually connects.

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I have a Chromebook, but it stopped receiving updates years ago, so I put a regular Linux distro on it (can't remember which one). As it's an x86 Chromebook, Steam runs perfectly on Linux. Since then I've also been Degoogling. I don't even use Google as a search engine anymore. I used to think their using Linux would be good for us, but boy was I wrong!

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It's nice that they provide the packages to get it working, but they could simplify it with just one metapackage called "gaming" or something. That would quiet a lot of backlash.

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Interesting. I would assume the DMCA came from a manufacturer of some of the obviously-identifiable-but-unlicensed car models, and instead it came from someone who copied a design of some car, who thought that a model of someone else who copied a design of the same car was his own. emoji emoji

It looks like they had that part of it covered from the beginning.

"During the early stages of development, Sakis legally sourced certain car models under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) license from Sketchfab, a trusted and reputable online model database."

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I can't figure out how to get steam games to work with the new configuration system, which is what this GUI uses. It still works when I use the legacy environment variables though.

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This Anime gacha game is all about magical girl horse racing

I think you mean magical horse girl racing. :grin:

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Why always online? Skate, Skate 2 and Skate 3 were perfectly fun offline. I don't understand

It's basically an MMO. It's a multiplayer game with the Skate name, so it won't be similar to the singleplayer experience of the previous games. Skate as we knew it is officially dead. Hopefully, another developer will come along and make a true spiritual successor to Skate.

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I have no idea how you did this unless you manually compiled it and installed the files into the system, in which case you should be able to manually delete all the files.

You would think, but how does someone manually compile and install "blind"? That would take at least some thought to pull off and most likely some reading of the instructions. I'm very curious.

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Again, doubt it would happen.

Are you just being a cautious pessimist, or do you have a reason why you doubt it will ever happen? It actually sounds like a really good idea and probably something that might ultimately be necessary if Valve is going to compete with these Xbox handhelds that are emerging, undoubtedly with full AMD driver and configuration software support.

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How to see SteamOS compatibility in the store on desktop Linux? I only see "Steam Deck Compatibility."

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