Canonical announced some time ago their Steam Snap which was promoted as stable with Ubuntu 23.04, as they continue to push their own packaging format with Snap but it seems this has been causing problems for Valve.
The article also is too favorable for Valve and doesn’t mention alternative methods. The billion dollar company should allow people to install games on their browsers. The client is nothing but an analytics and tracker. There’s no benefit, just like there’s no benefit in XBox or PS4/5 achievements or their features.
The article also is too favorable for Valve and doesn’t mention alternative methods. The billion dollar company should allow people to install games on their browsers. The client is nothing but an analytics and tracker. There’s no benefit, just like there’s no benefit in XBox or PS4/5 achievements or their features.
How should that work?
I’m guessing OP is referring to GOG, where you can download an installer from the web page.
Mhm perhaps… I wouldn’t know since I have connected my Lutris to gog.com it’s way more convenient that way.
Humble Bundle does the same thing with their trove. Basically, you can just download the installer for any game you have access to.