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The easiest way to find out if you've installed Steam as a flatpak or from your package manager is to run the following command: The easiest way to find out if you've installed Steam as a flatpak or from your package manager is to run the following command:
$ flatpak list | grep Steam $ flatpak list | grep Steam
Steam com.valvesoftware.Steam 1.0.0.81 stable system Steam com.valvesoftware.Steam 1.0.0.81 stable system
If you get any output that does not look similar to the above, you have Steam installed through your package manager and can skip the next section. If you get any output that does not look similar to the above, you have Steam installed through your package manager and can skip the next section.
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Either git clone this repository and install using the install script, or run the following command in your shell: Either git clone this repository and install using the install script, or run the following command in your shell:
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/charwrangler404/steamtricks/refs/heads/main/webinstall.sh | bash curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/charwrangler404/steamtricks/refs/heads/main/webinstall.sh | bash
## Notes on setup with a flatpak Steam ## Notes on setup with a flatpak Steam
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This is the script that will be added to your profile in your shell, allowing you access to the following commands This is the script that will be added to your profile in your shell, allowing you access to the following commands
setup_install setup_install
change_install change_install
The `setup_install` command essentially renames an existing install The `setup_install` command essentially renames an existing install