Is it possible?Ĭlick to expand.Quite possible using some form of sandbox. and vice versa - have another with my account with my login details saved and set to online and also accessed by just double-clicking the Steam icon on my desktop. It would be just much more convenient if i could just have like a "portable Steam" where i have 1 install folder with his account and the login details saved and set to offline so i could simply double-click the RE3 icon on my desktop any time i wanted to play it. and so obviously everytime i wanna switch between my account and all the games on it and RE3, i have to log out, go offline and then log back in with the other username and password. The reason i ask is because i did that thing of buying access to another Steam user's account to play the Resident Evil 3 remake for like $5. Steam can also be launched from the command-line by typing steam.The best comparison i can make is where you put a "portable" txt file in your Dolphin Emulator installation folder so therefore any games played with that install would only interact with that folder so you could make another install folder (for cases, for example, if different Wii/GameCube games worked better with different versions of Dolphin) To launch the Steam client, open the Activities search bar, type “Steam” and click on the icon. When a new version is released, you can update the Steam package through your desktop standard Software Update tool or by running the following commands in your terminal: sudo apt update sudo apt upgrade Starting Steam # At this point, you have Steam installed on your Ubuntu desktop.ĭuring the installation process, the official Steam repository will be added to your system. Once the download is complete, install Steam with apt Open the terminal either by using the Ctrl+Alt+T keyboard shortcut or by clicking on the terminal icon. We’ll download the installation file from the official website and install it from the command-line: Installing Steam on Ubuntu is fairly straightforward. To be able to install packages on your Ubuntu system. You’ll need to be logged in as a user with sudo privileges This article explains how to install the Steam client on Ubuntu 20.04. How to install Steam on Linux (Ubuntu, Mint, Fedora, Manjaro)
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