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If they are dropping Ubuntu 19.10 over lack of 32 bit support, it's probable that they're going to drop support for Catalina and up as well. I don't think they'
by empyrical 7y ago
If they are dropping Ubuntu 19.10 over lack of 32 bit support, it's probable that they're going to drop support for Catalina and up as well. I don't think they've made a statement yet, however.
- faho 7y agoDropping support for Catalina would be akin to dropping support for macOS entirely, while dropping support for Ubuntu is not the same as dropping support for linux. In fact Valve already have their own distro, and it's not based on Ubuntu.
- empyrical 7y agoHmm, I've done some googling and it looks like Valve has a 64 bit version of Steam for macOS already. You may need to delete Steam.app and re-install to get it. So you will still be able to use Steam itself on Catalina+, but will need to wait for 32bit only games to have a 64 bit version made available (or for someone to come up with some kind of compatibility tool)