Hi everyone,
How about Steam? Are there plans to integrate steam into LibreELEC?
I think, a huge amount of users would look forward see steam support for libreelec.
greetings,
tbol.inq
Steam
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tbol.inq -
May 6, 2016 at 11:42 AM -
Thread is Unresolved
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I guess it could be available as an add-on some day, lrusak is the man to answer this as he's the one who developed and played with steam add-on for oe.
Meh. From. Phone.
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Hi everyone,How about Steam? Are there plans to integrate steam into LibreELEC?
I think, a huge amount of users would look forward see steam support for libreelec.greetings,
tbol.inq
Not really possible. LibreELEC is 64 bit only and doesn't support multilib.
There is a chance using docker to get it to work, but I've have limited success from what I've tried.
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Not really possible. LibreELEC is 64 bit only and doesn't support multilib.
There is a chance using docker to get it to work, but I've have limited success from what I've tried.
Could it be utilized if run under CHROOT ? on devices , ie running chroot ubuntu under LibreElec
i was about to post this as a question for wetek play but it may help the OP to get steam on his device if it is possible
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Not really possible. LibreELEC is 64 bit only and doesn't support multilib.
There is a chance using docker to get it to work, but I've have limited success from what I've tried.
I also like the idea of steam within libreelec. Specially with the upcoming game section / retro player.
Is support for multiblib impossible? Or is there hope to have multilib and steam one day? -
In my opinion it defeats the purpose of LibreElec if other major options are supported.
LibreElec is meant as a minimal system to run Kodi. If there are add-ons or docker packages, that is fine. As long as the base of LibreElec stays minimal.
If you want more options, you are better off using a suitable light Linux system so you can install any software you want.
Just my opinion.
