upload the Linux version,please

[Max Otto von S]

just bought and now I can't run it: Missing executable

[neroburner]

same here, Disk usage <none>

[manolo.texaco]

I have the same problem. How is the formal way to report a bug?

[Saro]

May be only beta allowed users can report bugs. I notified to one of them this problem.

[Diversant]

Still gotta wait for these games to run on Linux as XMAS present? ;)

[AzP]

Same for me when I just tried installing it.

[[e-mail]]

just gotta wait it out, i guess

[neoman4426]

If you click properties in the context menu, it appears there is a password protected beta for it, separate from the Steam beta. I'm guessing they had to mark it as compatible for it to work on their own beta. I could be completely wrong though of course.

[[Bad]Karma!]

The game from HIB is working good, if i copy it to SteamApps/common/Braid. Waiting for achivement support.

[MoonLS]

Originally posted by pashazz:

just bought and now I can't run it: Missing executable

I have the same problem.

In SGOL, i can install Braid but the install doesn't work. There is no file in folder...

[admorgan]

I am also having the same issue. All of the other games I have tried have worked with no problem.

[Harb]

the state of linux port on Steam is close beta stage. close beta password is needed

[Disentropy]

I'm part of the Seam for Linux closed beta, and cannot play Braid. If, indeed, Braid has its own closed beta, I haven't heard about it--and it's indeed unethical to let it be sold under Linux's game list if it doesn't work.

In fact, nothing at all gets installed to the SteamApps/common/Braid directory when I install the game. Copying the contents of /opt/braid (from the Ubuntu Store installation) doesn't fix this: it gives no error, now, but still won't run.

I haven't yet tried copying the contents of the Humble Indie Bundle installation to the Steam directory.

[krashd]

Does Linux even have executables?

[DarkStarSword]

@Penguin Pants: It's being listed under Linux Games in the client if you already own the game. That is quite different from being sold as a Linux game on Steam, which it isn't.

@krashd: We have Executable and Linkable Format (ELF) files (often referred to as "binaries"), which serves the same purpose as Portable Executable (PE) files (often referred to as "executables" or "Eee-ex-eees") on Windows ;-)

[Disentropy]

Darkstarsword, thanks for the clarification. I look forward to playing once it's ready. Will there be a notice to that effect?