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Yes and no, by installing Steam as flatpak. The Steam Linux (and Windows) clients still require 32-bit, but with flatpak the rest of the system doesn't have the
by nani8ot 3y ago
Yes and no, by installing Steam as flatpak. The Steam Linux (and Windows) clients still require 32-bit, but with flatpak the rest of the system doesn't have them.
Edit: freedomben commented that Steam works but complains on Fedora w/o 32-bit libraries. So it might work until a game actually needs them.
And macOS has a 64-bit-only Steam client, altough they don't support any 32-bit games anyway.