Then, install and play your game and, when you’re ready to report your experience, run: steam.report “Your Title” Once you’re readying to start testing, first run these commands (only once): sudo snap connect steam:hardware-observe sudo snap connect steam:system-observe To install the Steam snap candidate: sudo snap install -candidate steamĭownload will take a little while, and once complete you’ll need to open it, login, and get things set up. Once you’ve given them a good go, Ubuntu asks that you submit a game report using the report tool it has bundled inside of the Steam snap. Once you’ve done that all you need to do is install and play games in your Steam library. Install the Steam package: aptitude install steamĭid you like the tutorial? We await your comments.To get involved, you first need to install Steam from the candidate channel. Once you have added the corresponding repository, you can now install Steam with the following command in the terminal: sudo apt update & sudo apt install steam Install Steam on Debianįor the Debian distro we will do it in the following way, from the terminal:Īdd the “non-free” section to the /etc/apt/sources.list file: deb jessie main contrib non-freeĮnable multi-arch support and update the list of available packages: dpkg -add-architecture i3861aptitude update
Open the “Software and updates” section from the Unity Dash.Īs we see, it’s effortless. If we want to perform the same task from the terminal, we will have to write the following command.To do it via a graphical interface, we must follow these steps: To add the “multiverse” section of the repositories we can do it in two ways, via graphics or through the command terminal. Steam is a proprietary (non-free) program, so it is found in the “multiverse” sections of the repositories that are not activated by default. This forces us to add this section of the repositories to download and install Steam on our brand new Ubuntu. Steam is already in the Ubuntu repositories, so its installation should not give us too many inconveniences.
Next, we will show you how to install Steam on Ubuntu and Debian.
Steam is the best and largest video game platform on PC and has more than 2500 video games available for Linux.
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