PlayOnLinux.tcz

[xor]

I am using "Xfe" File Manager,
your suggested command.
How can I make it fully authorized in "Xfe"!?

[Juanito]

Please make an effort to either search these forums or google the answer.

[xor]

99.99% of the results offered by the search engine
An answer in the form of sudo apt-get install xfe !

 

[Juanito]

If you search these forums on “tc:staff” the third result explains what to do.

[xor]

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sudo xfe
solved the problem!

For xfe to run in sudo mode all the time

What would you suggest I write in the startup *.sh file!?

[Juanito]

You should only use sudo when absolutely necessary.

Now that you have set the permissions there will be no further need to change them.

[xor]

steam-fonts: SteamFonts.zip no longer available 404 https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/159399

[xor]

steam this file seems to have been removed from the steam store now!

now the question is:

https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux/issues/2763

suggested command here,

How can I use it for TCL!?

Download the steam fonts:

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wget https://support.steampowered.com/downloads/1974-YFKL-4947/SteamFonts.zip

[Juanito]

If you cannot find a copy of steamfonts to download, maybe liberation fonts or mscorefonts would work?

[xor]

I'm stuck at this point.

If you cannot find a copy of steamfonts to download, maybe liberation fonts or mscorefonts would work?

[Juanito]

You could try the liberation-fonts-ttf extension in the repo...

[xor]

What are the commands that need to be entered!?

You could try the liberation-fonts-ttf extension in the repo...

[Juanito]

Nothing special - just the standard commands to load a tinycore extension.

[xor]

current status report:
- firstly I forgot to pre-install the one you suggested.
(no longer needed as I understand it)

+ SteamFonts file downloaded with wget !
+ Although the screen resolution was changed, the steam login screen opened without any problems.
! important note: the standard steam login screen structure has been completely updated by steam.

I think they're fixing their linux issue now.

[gadget42]

interesting statistics(for those who enjoy such minutia):
https://games.slashdot.org/story/22/10/24/0243245/30-million-gamers-were-logged-into-steam-today