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It seems i386 only. Is there a way to test this on 64-bit Ubuntu without breaking my packages beyond repair?

• bryanlarsen 14y ago
  It appears to work fine on 64 bit with the compatibility libraries. Do an `apt-get -f install` if your `dpkg -i` complains about missing dependencies. And if you're using XMonad, switch to something else first.
  • bvdbijl 14y ago
    Thanks, fixing deps did it for me!
  • acomar 14y ago
    Woah, you weren't kidding about switching away from XMonad first. That is the most broken focus switching I've ever seen -- and that's after I figured out why I couldn't click anything in the window.
    • Tobu 14y ago
      Why can't I click on anything? (tab works, except on the EULA screen) Some sort of hidden window that clashes with sloppy focus?
      • Tobu 14y ago
        Ah, it seems like the pointer coordinates are offset from what Steam expects. If I move windows close to the center of the screen, or if I can find resize the window from an offset edge, it works again. With gnome-shell, fwiw.
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• sturd 14y ago
  I found that running the following command helped in running Steam on a 64-bit Ubuntu 12.04 install; sudo apt-get install ia32-libs