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Yes really, I have no interest in playing 32bit games on Linux, and Valve could make it blatantly obvious that a 64bit client cannot play 32bit games. So if Val
by erwincoumans 5y ago
Yes really, I have no interest in playing 32bit games on Linux, and Valve could make it blatantly obvious that a 64bit client cannot play 32bit games. So if Valve is really concerned, just make the 32bit client download primary and have the 64bit download behind some EULA that explains that it only supports 64bit games.
In fact, I'm mostly on MacOS M1, and there is only a 64bit client on that. Sure, the game collection is small, but I'm fine with that.
- account42 5y agoSo you expect Valve to prioritize a client that will only be usable for a minority of a minority (Linux users that understand what 32-bit and 64-bit are and are OK with excluding games based on an arbitrary 64-bit only restriction) while there is no pressing need for it since you can run 32-bit Steam on pretty much any distribution after installing a couple of extra packages?