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> What’s a single reason to keep 32 bit packages? Perhaps not every package is needed, but you need some 32-bit support for games. >> Linux distro developers
by yjftsjthsd-h 1y ago
> What’s a single reason to keep 32 bit packages?
Perhaps not every package is needed, but you need some 32-bit support for games.
>> Linux distro developers may not like it, but Steam is huge and requires 32-bit to work properly for the client and for Proton / Wine.
- Cloudef 1y agoSteam ships its own runtime that has all the required 32bit libs for proton and linux games, valve only really has to update steam client to target 64bit
- blucaz 1y agoNo, the graphics stack needs to be native and in sync for obvious reasons, and that includes the mesa libraries. What can be in the runtime is already in the runtime.