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Steam's Windows version is known to run under Wine. It doesn't run great, but you can certainly use it enough to download game assets.
by nknighthb 12y ago
Steam's Windows version is known to run under Wine. It doesn't run great, but you can certainly use it enough to download game assets.
- skriticos2 12y agoI've done that a few times, but I don't want to clutter my current system with the wine + winetricks packages again for the upteenths time. I was hoping to find an accessible way now that Linux is first class citizen for Steam.
- Elv13 12y agoYou can create a disposable chroot debootstrap and use "xhost +" on the host to let Steam run. This is what I do every time I need something that require Java on my desktop.