How to install Steam in Sonoma (14) MacOS?

[Diogo]

Hi, I need some help here please. My MacBook Pro install the new Sonoma (14) version in the last days and now I cannot install the Steam (error: said it's not compatibility with Sonoma, need a update to that).

So, there is any Steam's update to running in Sonoma; or what I can do to solve this problem?

The Steam isn't running in Sonoma? Its very disappointing..

Thank you

[Diogo]

Originally posted by Diogo:

Hi, I need some help here please. My MacBook Pro install the new Sonoma (14) version in the last days and now I cannot install the Steam (error: said it's not compatibility with Sonoma, need a update to that).

So, there is any Steam's update to running in Sonoma; or what I can do to solve this problem?

The Steam isn't running in Sonoma? Its very disappointing..

Thank you

Nobody can help me with this problem?

Thank you

[Milo Coneja]

I DONT KNOW

[Homy]

Steam works fine in Sonoma on my Mac. Have you installed Rosetta first?

[Diogo]

Originally posted by Homy:

Steam works fine in Sonoma on my Mac. Have you installed Rosetta first?

I have Rosetta. Maybe it's any problem with my Mac.. it's very disappointing. I am having searching any solution but its now easy until now

[Ackvaa]

[Homy]

Originally posted by Diogo:

Originally posted by Homy:

Steam works fine in Sonoma on my Mac. Have you installed Rosetta first?

I have Rosetta. Maybe it's any problem with my Mac.. it's very disappointing. I am having searching any solution but its now easy until now

Very strange! See if Sonoma 14.1 helps.

[Sunker]

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[ghostsurge]

I've had the same problem. At first steam just wouldn't update, so I uninstalled and when I tried reinstalling it continually says it isn't compatible. For some reason it refuses to apply the update which I'm sure is compatible. Hopefully theres a fix for this soon.

[BadShotLoo]

Hi All, what's Rosetta? As I can't run my steam anymore, since I updated my OS to Sonoma 14.1.1. Any help would be great! TIA

[MelaureCurufin]

Rosetta is the x86 compatibilty box. But Steam should run native on ARM. When you launch it check in Activity Monitor if Steam runs in Silicon or x86 mode ...