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== Steam doesn't run from these instructions == | == Steam doesn't run from these instructions == | ||
The instructions on this page | The instructions on this page do not appear to be complete. | ||
First of all, /usr/games/bin/steam cannot be run by root, but my user doesn't have permissions to run it either. After running | First of all, /usr/games/bin/steam cannot be run by root, but my user doesn't have permissions to run it either. After running | ||
chmod 777 /usr/games/bin/steam | chmod 777 /usr/games/bin/steam | ||
I can run it, and accept a license agreement. After that, I | I can run it, and accept a license agreement. After that, I also needed to remove the following files: | ||
~/.local/share/Steam/ubuntu..../libxcb* | |||
(1 file, 1 symbolic link to that file) | |||
After these two additional steps, Steam is working. | |||
Revision as of 17:02, January 19, 2017
This is a pretty important package. Why not open a bug for integrating it into Funtoo? There is no reason to force people to use layman.
--Drobbins (talk) 04:54, March 6, 2015 (UTC)
Steam doesn't run from these instructions
The instructions on this page do not appear to be complete.
First of all, /usr/games/bin/steam cannot be run by root, but my user doesn't have permissions to run it either. After running
chmod 777 /usr/games/bin/steam
I can run it, and accept a license agreement. After that, I also needed to remove the following files:
~/.local/share/Steam/ubuntu..../libxcb* (1 file, 1 symbolic link to that file)
After these two additional steps, Steam is working.