- Still no Wayland support… - Don’t get me started on the client being 32-bit in this day and age - In a way, Steam being 32bit ensures the kernel and most distros keep supporting 32bit. - Sadly, that’s true. We still have to support 32-bit because of steam. It’d be cool if we could FINALLY move on from ancient x32. Oh, and also X11. - deleted by creator - How is X11 STILL relevant when Wayland, a CLEARLY better alternative, exists? And also, why should we keep supporting ancient stuff? Get used to the change or perish, that’s how LIFE ITSELF works. - how is x11 still relevant - the same way cobol is still relevant while it being older than x11 
- Is this sarcasm? 
- How is it clearly better? It’s a broken incompatible mess that’s being pushed on everyone that offers more headaches than benefits - Check this for example https://gist.github.com/probonopd/9feb7c20257af5dd915e3a9f2d1f2277 - Okay, but that didn’t answer the second point. 
 
 
 
- Don’t you fucking touch my X11. I need it for my BSD rig. After I get a GPU you can have it. 
 
- true, unless they had a stance against proprietary software. (e.g, Fedora Linux,Trisquel) 
 but afaik Fedora tried to remove 32 bit support but it received backlash- They didn’t try to remove 32-bit support. One Fedora contributor floated it as an idea, and the press/comment sections went wild. - Oh alr 
 
 
 
- Why does it need to be 64-bit? Does it really need to address more RAM to launch games? 
- maybe in the future Steam Client will become x64-bit/Wayland if CEF compiled only on X64-BIT and Wayland, 
 Cause a Steam Client update broke the Windows 8.1 and below thingy not Valve Manually blocking it lol.
- I ran Steam on Wayland just fine for several years. - I meant without XWayland. Ofc you can run basically any x app via XWayland. 
 
 
- I’ll be amazed if the file browse dialogs actually work. - Why’s that? Seems like a fairly simple task to me - It’s an issue because every desktop shell has a different implementation and Steam needs to support various versions of kde/gnome/xfce and whatnot. I found that I had to install certain packages and do unholy things to make dialog appear on some systems. - Hmm, I would have assumed its as simple as checking for a few different file managers and just launching one. Interesting that it seems to be more complicated than that. 
- huh? isn’t it just a simple - xdg-mime query default inode/directory(obviously in non-bash code form) and then calling that program?- like if games can do this, why can’t steam? 
 
- Yes, but it’s broken for some time now. - Really? It’s been working fine for me since I installed steam - it’s really one of those “well…it depends” It works for you because you somehow figure out the magical setup. It’s never worked for me even on Arch with dolphin. and I didn’t even bother dealing with it on NixOS. 
- I experienced it mostly on gnome. You would right click and ask to browser file and it wouldn’t do anything. You had to repeat it several times for it to open. - Mmm, I’ve been on KDE since I started using Linux, so that could explain my difference - Yea gnome is fucking trash right now. I keep trying it out but it’s more trouble than it’s worth. - I used to love it back in the day but the devs are stubborn and continue to push an unintuitive design for some reason and GTK is pretty terrible. - On the flip side I hated Plasma 5 for a long time when it first released because it was buggy as all hell. But now it’s my main choice as well. - Plasma just has so much qol settings built into it. The only thing I’m missing is remote access, for whatever reason I can either get unattended access where the mouse and keyboard work, but the whole screen is white, or I get attended access, where I have to press a button on the computer to allow access 
- plasma has made such monstrious strides that i decided to switch to it after updating my mom’s laptop and going “oh shit that’s sweet” - i’m fairly certain you could mostly replicate gnome in plasma, just like you can replicate windows 
 
 
 
 
 
 
- That would be a miracle 
 
- The environment variable - STEAM_FORCE_DESKTOPUI_SCALINGstopped working but there is now a UI scale slider in the Steam settings instead. My only complaint is that it is hidden in the accessibility options. 
- Damn no mention of the starting in store page bug. - My and my friends steam just show a black store page on first open. We had to click to library and back for it to render. - I started making my library the start up default and then just clicking over to the store to save myself a click. - Flatpak version on Bazzite. Didn’t experience it on other distros. - I’m using the .deb (for VR and DRM) I can only access the steam library and interact with it, if I try to interact with the desktop the window closes. ended up installing wlxoverlay to access my desktops. also steam only gives me 1 of my 2 monitors. hope this fixes some of these issues 
- Bazzite - Isn’t there already Steam preinstalled? - Correct. It comes with the Flatpak version pre installed. - No, it comes with the rpm. We do not use the flatpak. 
 
 
 











