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We need an official rpm package please

steamopen Feature Requestreviewed
ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux#4480 · opened 2016-06-05 by caoli5288 · updated 2024-07-18 · 13 comments · github
Ccaoli5288 2016-06-05 github

Not every linux distros based on debian. The unofficial client in rpmfusion is outdated and package bad. Many people use fedora or openSUSE in the company and Home, We do need an official steam client.

Iisage 2016-06-05 github

outdated and package bad

Elaborate, please.
Or better, file a bug in rpmfusion bugzilla

Ccaoli5288 2016-06-06 github

@isage Why rpmfusion? I do not even sure if RPMFusion is still alive, most of those packages are still build in F22.

?ghost 2016-06-08 github

There is no need for this, there is already a request for flatpak that can run on all linux distros, please close this bug.

Iisage 2016-06-08 github

There's no need for this. There's no need for hipster crap like flatpak. There's even no need in official debian package.
There's distro maintainers for that.

Ssudopluto 2016-06-09 github

afaik most distros already package a steam launcher.

MMailaender 2016-06-13 github

@openSUSE users can simply install https://software.opensuse.org/package/steam

Bbiji 2016-07-12 github

official rpm for fedora 24 pls

MMailaender 2016-07-12 github

That probably won't happen. http://negativo17.org/steam/ explains the Fedora philosophy on that matter.

Bbiji 2016-07-13 github

Not officially from fedora but from steam repository

Ssudopluto 2016-07-13 github

The official valve repo already has issues on Ubuntu 16.04. Why would you want one for fedora? I don't see the issue with using a third party repo such as unitedrpms or rpmfusion. Most distros already package a steam launcher, so this is a fedora issue, not a steam issue.

Ccaoli5288 2016-07-14 github

@sudopluto Some distro such as fedora will never package any non-free software. Some third-party repo (rpmfusion and negativo17.org) packaged steam with a bunch of unused dependency.

Ddiazbastian 2017-01-20 github

The Flatpak approach #4473 is a better global cross-distro solution.

?ghost 2024-07-18 github

Hi, does anyone know if the Steam beta rpm is available, does anyone have any information about the development, any stable version?

Nothing extracted yet.