forked from Lainports/freebsd-ports
Changes: 20201010...20210303
PR: 254104
Submitted by: Alex S <iwtcex AT gmail DOT com> (maintainer)
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{ type: install
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message: <<EOM
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Please note, this is an unofficial wrapper for the Steam client
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and as such it is supported on a best effort basis.
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Limitations:
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- Sandbox is disabled for the web browser component.
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- Valve Anti-Cheat doesn't work with FreeBSD < 13.
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- No controller input, no streaming, no VR.
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- No support for Linux Proton builds.
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Additional dependencies:
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- If you use an NVIDIA card, you need to install a suitable
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x11/linux-nvidia-libs(-xxx) port.
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Steam setup:
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1. Create a dedicated FreeBSD non-wheel user account for Steam. Switch to it.
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2. Run `steam-install` to download the Steam bootstrap executable.
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3. Run `steam` to download updates and start Steam.
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For the list of tested Linux games see https://github.com/shkhln/linuxulator-steam-utils/wiki/Compatibility.
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Native Proton setup (optional, semi-experimental):
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1. Run `sudo pkg install wine-proton libc6-shim python3` and `lsu-pkg32 install wine-proton mesa-dri`.
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2. In Steam install Proton 5.13 (appid 1420170) and Steam Linux Runtime - Soldier (appid 1391110).
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3. Run `lsu-register-proton` to register emulators/wine-proton as a compatibility tool.
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4. Restart Steam.
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To enable emulators/wine-proton right click a game title in Steam,
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click Properties, click Compatibility, select emulators/wine-proton.
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EOM
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}
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]
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