
I'd add you as a contributor to this guide if I was able to or knew how.ġ. py file they created and instructions on using it, without which this would not be possible. Note: This guide is for the Steam version only and running it through Steam Proton. Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy Jellyfish Beta (Tested April 3 2022) OpenSUSE Tumbleweed (Tested March 26 2022) Using the steps from this guide I am writing I was able to get FFXIV to run through Steam Proton on the following distributions: True, I could post this guide on protonDB in the comments, but as they are just comments this guide would likely fall down to the wayside when new comments are posted. So you use Linux and want to play Final Fantasy XIV on it? Then you’ve reached the right guide. I have used this game manager for years and have never had an issue with installing and certainly I can go to the store and purchase games from within the manager in Ubuntu.Īnything you need to help me resolve this conundrum let me know what and how to get it.Update March 26 2022: The guide has now been updated to work around the new requirement of steam accounts needing to be steam-linked and 'the launcher' I can do account-related things from the upper right but cannot view notifications (greyed out) and the upper leftmost menus work, but they do not include the store. Just cannot do anything other than use my library.

I can select install/play games and it works fine. After again removing it, I downloaded directly from steam and used the software installer QApt to install from the downloaded. It installed–with the same issue: only library is available. So I removed all of steam again (in terminal) and went back to the software center and chose the one that was not a flatpak. Tried choosing the installer from Dash and got message it was not a valid program.

Tried using steam-installer in Terminal: would not install stating “manual installation” chosen. Finally went into terminal and completely removed Steam, except logs. Uninstalled/reinstalled with same effect after updating system.īecause there are 2 versions in Discovery I tried the other one. Thought maybe the 1st time it was because I used the flatpak. Resulting issue is I only have access to my library all other options like STORE are greyed out and not working. I have tried unsuccessfully to install Steam 3x now. Processors: 16 × Intel® Core™ i9-9900K CPU 3.60GHz Recent install of Kubuntu 22.04 single OS (no grub)
