We can see the dashboard something like the below image.
Here, we are able to log in successfully. $ sudo apt install steamĬreate a new account, if login in the first time. Or, altaeatively application can be installed using apt. 14:13:36 (287 KB/s) - ‘b’ saved Īfter the package got downloaded, install the application. Multilingual support and lots of community based self help guide help to increase interest in streaming.ĭownload the latest package of steam.Video, gif and texting makes collaboration easy while steaming. Provide gaming controller hardwares too which make steam gamming expericen even batter.Have a huge community base of more then 100 million users.you can imagine of polarity level of the platform. While surfing across the official site, I was able to see more than five million gamers online. A cross-platform where users can play or purchase games. This is the official statement of the Steam website. This is the ultimate destination for playing, discussing, and creating games. Thanks to this kind of tool we can enjoy games on our system every day.Today we will see how to install Steam with Ubuntu 21.04. ConclusionĮvery day there is better and better support for gamers on Linux and a lot of the blame for this goes to Steam. When you get an output screen like the following then you know that SteamCMD has been successfully installed. steamcmd.sh +quit 1.- Installing SteamCMD on Ubuntu 20.04Īfter executing the command, the whole process of downloading the necessary packages and libraries will start. Now decompress it tar xvf steamcmd_Īnd then you just need to run the executable file. su -ls /bin/bash steamĪnd from there with the help of the wget command download the tool. Now, we need to log into the steam user and make it temporarily able to use bash. The following NEW packages will be installed:ģ upgraded, 3 newly installed, 0 to remove and 68 not upgraded.Īfter this operation, 14.9 MB of additional disk space will be used. The following additional packages will be installed: Next, you will need to install a package called lib32gcc1 which is a dependency of SteamCMD.įortunately, it is included in the official repositories, so to install it we just need to run it: apt-get install lib32gcc1 There you will have to provide information about the user and assign a new password. The above command creates a new user named steam. Next, switch to the root user of the system sudo -iĪnd from there create a new Steam user. After that, you need to make sure your system is fully updated. First, open a terminal instance or connect via SSH.
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