It recommends to disable Compiz before launching Steam. It also notes that if you run Compiz on your computer you will experience severe slowdown problems. You have to right-click into the login field first. Note: The login window doesn't have keyboard focus when starting up. Therefore, run wine msiexec \a SteamInstall.msi and follow the Steam installer instructions. After that Steam is installed in Wine's "virtual" Windows drive, usually ~/.wine/drive_c/Programs/Valve/Steam.Īlternatively, you will need to use msiexec to run the Steam installer.
Run wine start SteamInstall.msi and follow the instructions. Download the installer, open a terminal and change to the download directory. have to set up a working Wine installation first. Then run it by typing: "playonlinux" in the console and click on "installer", select "jeu" or "game" and next, select steam, next, say yes for all next steps, and here it is, Steam is installed! Enjoy.
First download the latest version of PoLĪnd install it. One "easy" method of installing Steam is with Play On Linux. Here's what the Valve Developer Community has to say on the subject. It may also be they are actively trying to make their program run well under Wine (games publishers have been known to do that). But it may well be the Steam people are fighting off Wine compatibility. * Note: If you get it to work, updates to Wine will most probably never break it. If you run into any trouble, feel free to ask a question under the wine tag at Ask Ubuntu.Īlso see this site for Steam games that work with Wine (and, by extension, PlayOnLinux). You should try to run it using out-of-the-box Wine first. In general, it seems that Steam will work okay. Though it is number three on this list on purpose. If it still doesn't work, you can give Crossover Games a go. Marco has detailed the instructions on how to get it working behind the link. If it turns out that doesn't work for you, you can try using PlayOnLinux. Right click the installer executable, go to Properties → Permissions and check Allow executing file as program, then right click it again and select Open with Wine Windows program loader. Install Wine from the Software Center (or click the shopping bag icon). People have reported that Steam works with just standard Wine. Both Steam and Wine are ever-changing, and today's best method might break tomorrow*.
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