#issue with steam on mint
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im gonna play modded mc on my pc while this chuggs away
all is good but that absolutely wrecked me why this wouldnt resize.. anyway, carry on.
thanks
alright so now im gonna run the things
yeh. dont forget to tell ur friend to never remove the SD card or even "unmount" it in the file manager or wherever, unless the computer is OFF.
as in fully OFF. not sleeping.
Yea, ill make sure to tell him that
i gotta do a lesson with him anyways
"This is called the touchpad..."
jk he's not THAT stupid
then if they want, they can buy like a 100 Gig or 64 Gig flash drive, and u can put ventoy on it, and use in the ventoy installer OPTIONS: (gpt ofc, plus in the other partition options leave space at end of drive )
and leave like 55 GB space if it's a 64 GB drive
yea
once ventoy etches out, then u can format that space it left with ext4. and they can use THAT as their timeshift save area (and u can move the couple timeshift saves over to that area from your own 16 GB stick)
then slap the mint iso on the main exFAT ventoy part, and it's all wrapped up.
then u can wipe ur own stick clean or do whatever
i see
this feature of leaving space is outstanding, so a live boot can still access other stuff on its own drive.
sudo apt install abiword
sudo apt remove libreoffice
sudo apt clean && sudo apt autoclean && sudo apt autoremove
just saving this for when i need it
im currently running
sudo apt update
i didnt even think about how its kind of like actually physical
that's fucking crazy to me that we made rocks think for us bruh
yeh well raw materials plus 100 years of electronice and lithography science.
its mental though
like you get what i mean
so now i assume i can install steam
ill ping you if software manager doesnt work
nvm it did praise god
so real quick theoretically if i install steam itll just install it to the sd card?
and should i install it through software manager or flatpak
not sure. u can research it in depth online where steam flatpak goes. but u will need to direct it to your home folder for the library place.
S.M. may offer it as FP if it has the flathub badge in the dropdown picker of the sources for the particular app
seeing as native screwed u last time, try FP one
how do i do that again
type steam in S.M. search
i found it in S.M.
if it shows flathub, just click install.
click each one and read the details deeply.
if neither are FP, then do that command very wrote way up earlier.
uhhhh
"The actual Steam installation and all Steam games will be installed into the home directory of each user who runs the installer script"
look for SOURCE in around the details and size
"Because Steam requires 32-bit libraries, before installing this package it will be necessary to run, as root:
dpkg --add-architecture i386; apt update"
if the size is gigabytes big, then it extremely likely is flatpak
see at the top right under the green button. that tells u everything
check the other one.
ok switch to plan b
so then just install via flatpak with the one command?
yeah u can corroborate what he wrote if it's effective, by google. "install flatpak steam on linux"
so just the command is
wait
flatpak install flathub com.valvesoftware.Steam
found steam
whichever one is right ^^
u see steam on flathub website
yeah it gives u a .ref file to d/l
i think u can double click the reference file n S.M. should do the rest.
so should i download it off this website
because it says i can also just use "flatpak install flathub com.valvesoftware.Steam" on the website
or learn the command way, shrug make sure to always read stuff n gather what it's about to do before u approve it
ok
k then do the command.
ill install later gotta go eat
btw on desktop, u can r-click, "create launcher to URL" and put this one address in, and give it a nice icon maybe as a treat and helpful resource.
. probably go with the flathub command since it sounds more thorough
SOLVED (Did full OS reinstallation, opting to use alternate disk (large SD card) for home partition for greater storage, and opting for Flatpak Steam on Chromebook with very small internal storage.)
is it solved tho? the guy gave up it seems
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