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Other users running both Ubuntu and Debian based OSes have have been able to get it working. Instead of waiting for the 'luck' of another user running the same variant as you, why not just try it?
Since you're on 32-bit steam shouldn't require anything other than the proper video drivers to install.
http://steamcommunity.com/app/221410/discussions/0/882965118613928324/
Be sure that you installed your gfx drivers the correct way and use my script as root+user.
@Ironlenny
I am running lmde 32-bits also and this is not so simple...
I found this on reddit:
"Looks like the outdated libc is. I guess the necessary steps are: * Pull new kernel from debian-experimental and recompile * Once booted into new kernel, pull new glibc * Modify steam to use libjpeg instead of libjpeg-turbo
I think I'll wait now that I have it up and running on Ubuntu and go back to LMDE once things are fixed."
from source
Since I don't want to have such headache to upgrade, I think I'll try either with debian or LUbuntu.
@Routhinator
Do you know if it works with debian? The problem here is that libc6 version is too old in dependencies. So even by modifying dependencies in deb package, I got version error at launch:
Kano's link worked for me. Just use the second two debian scripts, not the first one.
Since there was no answer, I supposed that it didn't work...
But it's too late, I already migrated to LUbuntu, worked like a charm ;). And it's really fast also, I am quite impressed. So bad it is not a rolling revision :(.
Very strange...
In my case, for a 5 old netbook with 2Go RAM, there's no need to have 64 bit OS...
I amsure I am not the only one in this kind of situation.
I do wish the Ubuntu-based Mint users would stop posting that it works fine for them on here though, made it harder to find a useful post. If your Mint install has a version number instead of a date (so Linux Mint 14 rather than LMDE 201204) it isn't relevant to this :)