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Inside of steam, you can click on a game to browse local files. It works on Linux anyway, just opens my file browser to the right place. I agree it should be r
by neltnerb 6y ago
Inside of steam, you can click on a game to browse local files. It works on Linux anyway, just opens my file browser to the right place.
I agree it should be rare, though I have had to do it for stuff that I wouldn't consider to be too advanced (using mods) but it's fair to say that it's still uncommon in the grand scheme of things since most games have a decent UI for handling mods already.
I maybe need to get to a game folder... three times a year? The only time it was more than that was when a modder I really liked stopped publishing releases outside of github so you had to copy them to the right place manually.
- account42 6y ago> Inside of steam, you can click on a game to browse local files. This gets you to the game's install directory, not to the corresponding Proton prefix which contains the Windows user profile directory with the save file.