Upon release of Hotfix #34 on your Steam Deck, your device will install the Native version.
If you are unsure whether the build has been installed correctly, you can do the following:
Go to the game’s Steam page. Click on the Set...
Steam deck is a closed ecosystem so it is likely tied to the file system and bundled libraries.
It would likely take a little work to get it working on other distros, but the underlying binary is now going to be elf and use the correct system calls
Edit:
Closed ecosystem is not the right word. Probably known system is a better way of saying it
Steam deck is a closed ecosystem so it is likely tied to the file system and bundled libraries.
It would likely take a little work to get it working on other distros, but the underlying binary is now going to be elf and use the correct system calls
Steam Linux Runtimes (currently at version 3.0) are shipped with all Linux versions of Steam. SLR 3.0 is leveraging Bubblewrap, also used by Flatpak, for a containerized approach to libraries. Games are not supposed to talk to SteamOS libraries directly. SteamOS itself is not a stable development target by design.
Steam deck is a closed ecosystem so it is likely tied to the file system and bundled libraries.
It would likely take a little work to get it working on other distros, but the underlying binary is now going to be elf and use the correct system calls
Edit:
Closed ecosystem is not the right word. Probably known system is a better way of saying it
Steam Linux Runtimes (currently at version 3.0) are shipped with all Linux versions of Steam. SLR 3.0 is leveraging Bubblewrap, also used by Flatpak, for a containerized approach to libraries. Games are not supposed to talk to SteamOS libraries directly. SteamOS itself is not a stable development target by design.