Tested on Solus and Ubuntu, the Linux Steam Integration Snap is released. It's purpose is to be a "Helper for enabling better Steam integration on Linux". There looks to be a lot of improvements all-around, easing known Steam issues with e.g. Unity titles not launching properly and others. Release highlights:
Brief overview of the important changes in this release:
I've always looked at Steam as an ideal candidate for self-containing architectures like Snaps or Flatpaks. Additionally, I'm always impressed with Solus' founder and lead Ikey Doherty.
More info on the release blog post here.
Brief overview of the important changes in this release:
- Initial snapd support
- New Unity “black screen of nope” workaround
- Enhanced vendoring rules
- New lsi-exec general-purpose binary
- Massively enhanced shim system
I've always looked at Steam as an ideal candidate for self-containing architectures like Snaps or Flatpaks. Additionally, I'm always impressed with Solus' founder and lead Ikey Doherty.
More info on the release blog post here.
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