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Doesn't address the core issue, but... IIRC, the folders that contain a Steam UserIDs save game data are named after the game's Steam AppID. You can look them

by MrFoof 6y ago

Doesn't address the core issue, but... IIRC, the folders that contain a Steam UserIDs save game data are named after the game's Steam AppID. You can look them up here (https://steamdb.info/apps/ https://steamdb.info/apps/). I admit it's certainly not a solution to the discoverability problem when navigating a filesystem, as there are over 100,000 AppIDs and growing at this point.

mminer237 6y ago
They are. I always just google the game and copy it out of the store URL: https://store.steampowered.com/app/573100/Battlefleet_Gothic_Armada_2/ ¯¯¯¯¯¯
- scottlamb 6y ago
  These are exposed to the Linux filesystem, right? Can you just add a symlink?
  - morsch 6y ago
    Sure
  - jandrese 6y ago
    Yes, but it would be nice if the Steam Client did that for us.
    - Jarwain 6y ago
      Could submit an issue/MR so someone could tackle it
przmk 6y ago
You could also use [Protontricks](https://github.com/Matoking/protontricks https://github.com/Matoking/protontricks) as such : protontricks -s <search_term> and it will return anything that matches the search query with its appid like : Found the following games: Grand Theft Auto V (271590)