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Also, specifically Ubuntu - it depends on a higher version of libc6 than is available in everything up to and including unstable in Debian repositories, it's on
by 14113 14y ago
Also, specifically Ubuntu - it depends on a higher version of libc6 than is available in everything up to and including unstable in Debian repositories, it's only available in experimental.
- voltagex_ 14y agoAlso known as Steam syndrome. Does this trend worry anyone else? Limiting usage to one distro can't be a good thing.
- nuclear_eclipse 14y agoHasn't stopped other distros from supporting Steam, with Valve's blessings no less. I use Steam on my Arch Linux machines with zero issues.
- gee_totes 14y agoI also a happy user of Steam on Fedora. I can run full-screen games just fine (been playing Faster than Light recently).
- fnordfnordfnord 14y agoCurrently using Steam on Linux Mint. Works as well as it ever has.
- ekianjo 14y agoMint being more or less a fork of Ubuntu, saying it works on Mint does not say much about the support for other distros.
- qdot76367 14y agoIt usually relies on the libc of the system too, which means you are REALLY limited to bleeding edge ubuntu for these normally. OpenNI has been horrible about this.
- yarrel 14y agoIt's bad. Ubuntu is the corporate partner for companies that don't want to do Free Software.
- 14113 14y agoIt really worries me, especially as it's not just differently structured distros like arch that are out in the cold, but debian, which Ubunutu is derived from.