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The current license agreement explicitly allows repackaging of the client to work and be distributed on other distros.
by gizmo686 14y ago
The current license agreement explicitly allows repackaging of the client to work and be distributed on other distros.
- ajross 14y agoIt's a technical thing, not a legal one. The current client is blindly, stupidly tied to the Ubuntu 32 bit distribution in ways that are dumb even for a binary package on Ubuntu.
- simoncion 14y agoI'm running the Steam client on 64-bit Ubuntu 12.10, and didn't do anything special to get it installed. Why do you say that it's tied to the 32-bit version of Ubuntu?
- armored_mammal 14y agoDo the videos work? Did you follow the 'special' instructions to install the 'special' version of Flash that will work with Steam? Because I sure didn't, and so no videos in the Steam client play. Though that's probably even worse than being 32-bit specific.
- btmorex 14y agoIn fairness, steam videos don't work for me even in Windows. Something about wrong flash version. I really wish they would just embed a normal video player.
- simoncion 14y agoI dunno. The videos don't even work on my Windows machine, as I don't have Flash installed over there. If I wanna see promotional videos, I run on over to Youtube.