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Valve dev details more on the work behind making Steam for Linux more stable
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Nice, the latest update is completely bugged for me. If I launch a game full screen, the pop up for steam overlay appears multiple time, placing the chat window in front of the game, and the main steam window disappears forever.
Yeah sadly it just broke things for me. I appreciate the general idea but if it breaks games on stable debian then its not ready for release. You can turn off the new runtime environment system by launching steam from the terminal like so: