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How can I install steam on Fedora 28+
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I'm trying to figure out how to install Steam on my Fedora 28 laptop. I found these instructions but it's unclear to me whether I need to use the negativo17 repo to install Steam or if there's some other method.
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I'm trying to figure out how to install Steam on my Fedora 28 laptop. I found these instructions but it's unclear to me whether I need to use the negativo17 repo to install Steam or if there's some other method.
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I'm trying to figure out how to install Steam on my Fedora 28 laptop. I found these instructions but it's unclear to me whether I need to use the negativo17 repo to install Steam or if there's some other method.
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I'm trying to figure out how to install Steam on my Fedora 28 laptop. I found these instructions but it's unclear to me whether I need to use the negativo17 repo to install Steam or if there's some other method.
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In versions of Fedora prior to 28 you could use the negativo17 repo but since Fedora 28 the 3rd party repos that are included with Fedora now include one that has Steam packages.
This was mentioned on this Fedora page in the wiki titled:
Workstation/Third Party Software Repositories, specifically in this section of the page titled: Restricted Inclusions.
To install Steam you simply have to do the following:
$ sudo dnf install -y fedora-workstation-repositories
$ sudo dnf install -y steam --enablerepo=rpmfusion-nonfree-steam
NOTE: The RPMs are in this repo: rpmfusion-nonfree-steam.
For further details on this repo consult the RPM Fusion Repos page. From here all the repos' links are organized into "Free" and "Nonfree", the Steam RPMs are under the appropriate Fedora version's repo links in the table.
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In versions of Fedora prior to 28 you could use the negativo17 repo but since Fedora 28 the 3rd party repos that are included with Fedora now include one that has Steam packages.
This was mentioned on this Fedora page in the wiki titled:
Workstation/Third Party Software Repositories, specifically in this section of the page titled: Restricted Inclusions.
To install Steam you simply have to do the following:
$ sudo dnf install -y fedora-workstation-repositories
$ sudo dnf install -y steam --enablerepo=rpmfusion-nonfree-steam
NOTE: The RPMs are in this repo: rpmfusion-nonfree-steam.
For further details on this repo consult the RPM Fusion Repos page. From here all the repos' links are organized into "Free" and "Nonfree", the Steam RPMs are under the appropriate Fedora version's repo links in the table.
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In versions of Fedora prior to 28 you could use the negativo17 repo but since Fedora 28 the 3rd party repos that are included with Fedora now include one that has Steam packages.
This was mentioned on this Fedora page in the wiki titled:
Workstation/Third Party Software Repositories, specifically in this section of the page titled: Restricted Inclusions.
To install Steam you simply have to do the following:
$ sudo dnf install -y fedora-workstation-repositories
$ sudo dnf install -y steam --enablerepo=rpmfusion-nonfree-steam
NOTE: The RPMs are in this repo: rpmfusion-nonfree-steam.
For further details on this repo consult the RPM Fusion Repos page. From here all the repos' links are organized into "Free" and "Nonfree", the Steam RPMs are under the appropriate Fedora version's repo links in the table.
answered 46 mins ago
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In versions of Fedora prior to 28 you could use the negativo17 repo but since Fedora 28 the 3rd party repos that are included with Fedora now include one that has Steam packages.
This was mentioned on this Fedora page in the wiki titled:
Workstation/Third Party Software Repositories, specifically in this section of the page titled: Restricted Inclusions.
To install Steam you simply have to do the following:
$ sudo dnf install -y fedora-workstation-repositories
$ sudo dnf install -y steam --enablerepo=rpmfusion-nonfree-steam
NOTE: The RPMs are in this repo: rpmfusion-nonfree-steam.
For further details on this repo consult the RPM Fusion Repos page. From here all the repos' links are organized into "Free" and "Nonfree", the Steam RPMs are under the appropriate Fedora version's repo links in the table.
answered 46 mins ago
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In versions of Fedora prior to 28 you could use the negativo17 repo but since Fedora 28 the 3rd party repos that are included with Fedora now include one that has Steam packages.
This was mentioned on this Fedora page in the wiki titled:
Workstation/Third Party Software Repositories, specifically in this section of the page titled: Restricted Inclusions.
To install Steam you simply have to do the following:
$ sudo dnf install -y fedora-workstation-repositories
$ sudo dnf install -y steam --enablerepo=rpmfusion-nonfree-steam
NOTE: The RPMs are in this repo: rpmfusion-nonfree-steam.
For further details on this repo consult the RPM Fusion Repos page. From here all the repos' links are organized into "Free" and "Nonfree", the Steam RPMs are under the appropriate Fedora version's repo links in the table.
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