On 2018-10-15 5:23 p.m., Simon McVittie wrote: > They might *also* be including proprietary Steam libraries, but in > general the term "Steam Runtime" refers to Steam Runtime v1 'scout', a > small Ubuntu derivative (based on Ubuntu 12.04 'precise') containing all > the open-source libraries you'd expect, used to give the Steam client and > Steam games a predictable baseline for library dependencies. Originally, > the script that launches the Steam client would preferentially use the > Steam Runtime libraries via LD_LIBRARY_PATH for everything, only using > host system libraries for things not in the Steam Runtime (notably > glibc and 3D drivers). It now uses either the host system or the Steam > Runtime (whichever appears newer) for each individual library, with a > few exceptions. Ah, thanks for the explanation! I have started working on packaging dxvk. I have a working package but I still use the embedded libraries in upsteam's source tarball. I have sent a mail to debian-x and debian-wine about it, maybe I should have included debian-game, so I am linking it here: - https://lists.debian.org/debian-x/2018/10/msg00098.html Cheers, -- Alexandre Viau aviau@debian.org
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