I've caught steam doing completely random stuff out of the blue, or invoking entirely different actions from what was clicked in the menu, a few times now. This isn't an attempt to figure it out (because it's quite clearly just valve's sloppy coding) so much as asking if others have had the same experience. Examples: * clicking tray icon to open friends list -> "Delete these collections?" * playing a game, getting alt tabbed to desktop suddenly to a message box "DELETE SELECTED TITLES?" despite no actio...

I Know This Isn't Technically A Giant Push & Favorability, But Just Hear Me Out?? For Someone Who's Anti-AI, But Still Wants 8K Resolution... Does Anyone Know A Great Computer Build For This Scenerio?? My Goals: 64 GB RAM With Room For Future Upgrades Native 8K Resolution M.2 Chaching --- For Lightning Fast Loading Times Nothing Can Be AI Nor Frame Generation & No Upscaling Anyone Know A Great Setup Computer Setup?? PS: This Is Not A Gaming Question, I Just Currently Don't Have Acces...

Hi, I was hoping to be able to run my PC games on Linux. But after installing Steam on linux mint, only a few of the games in my library can be installed to my Linux laptop. I have checked certain games on the protondb website and they are compatible with linux, so i'm interested to know why I can't install my purchasess ( a few have been free ) on linux. Thank you, nick....

Native linux game suddenly stopped working and when I contact steam support, they always expect I am talking about steam play. But my game is linux native and run in linux runtime 1.0 scout. Do you know, how to contact support? Game is Motorsport Manager and it ran well until like two weeks ago. My CPU is not on problematic list....

This is a minor problem, but it is an annoyance, so I might as well mention it. I have a new linux PC with a very small SSD but a much bulkier hard drive, so I'm downloading all my steam games to the latter. The only problem is, whenever I actually boot up my computer, Steam seems to forget that I'd set my hard drive to be my default storage system and reverts it back to my SSD. Every time I turn on my computer, I have to go to Steam -> Settings -> Storage, add my hard drive to the list of storage device...