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So, with Ubuntu’s decision for dropping 32-bit support – this might affect Linux gaming (in general). But, you can’t ignore the fact that the “PCMasterRace” (as I like to call it) loves Steam for its features and the catalog of games offered. Yes, you can start using alternatives to it (like GOG or similar) available for Linux.
However, as it stands now – Steam is a big deal for the Linux gaming community. They still have to decide on what distribution to focus on (or to bring back the SteamOS) and how they are planning to minimize breakage for existing users. We will evaluate ways to minimize breakage for existing users, but will also switch our focus to a different distribution, currently TBD.- Pierre-Loup Griffais June 22, 2019 Ubuntu 19.10 and future releases will not be officially supported by Steam or recommended to our users. Steam might no longer support Ubuntu 19.10 and future releasesĪ steam dev ( Pierre-Loup Griffais) tweeted that Steam will officially no longer support Ubuntu 19.10 and its future releases. So, judging by this – we can be sure that dropping i386 architecture is not a smooth choice at all.
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The upside is that if we change that policy, I’m ready to go with pure 64 bit CentOS 7 packages.” The downside of doing that is that we will spend a lot of time explaining to users that pure 64 bit Wine will not run 32 -bit programs, no matter how many places we plaster that information.
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There are certainly more 64 bit Windows apps now than there used to be, so it wouldn’t be completely useless. We’ve been telling users for 10 years that pure 64 bit Wine is not supported, but with so many systems going 64 bit only, perhaps it’s time to reconsider that policy. “ I could build pure 64 bit Wine packages for Ubuntu. In addition to this, the dev also discussed the possibility of making Wine to support 64-bit only:
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Apt requires the i386 and amd64 versions of packages match or it will refuse to install them, so unless that changes, users of 19.10 and up will be unable to install the 32 bit libraries they need to run Wine, unless they downgrade a significant part of their system to the 18.04 versions.“ It’s theoretically possible for me to build the 32 bit side on the OBS using the libraries from 18.04, but that would lead to a mismatch in library versions the 32 and 64 bit sides were built against. The suggestion from Ubuntu is to use the 32 bit libraries from 18.04, which will be supported until 2023. ” The immediate question for me is whether to even bother trying to package Wine for Ubuntu 19.10 and up. Wine Developers discussing to drop support for Ubuntu 19.10Ī Redditor came across one of the messages from Wine dev’s email list that mentioned whether to drop support for Ubuntu 19.10 or make changes to Wine to drop 32-bit support as well.
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