Steam Play and More From Valve for GNU/Linux
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Valve put out a new Steam beta client, plenty of Linux fixes and no more Steam Play zero-byte downloads
Valve have put out their second beta update to the Steam client this year and this is actually a rather nice one.
Firstly, the big annoyance of Steam Play titles always having a zero-byte download when you first load the Steam client has been solved. It will still do it once but when you update them again now, it won't happen again (confirmed that myself). While in reality it was a really minor issue, it was damn annoying so it's great to see it fixed.
On top of that, Steam now supports ipv6 for "connections to download servers", DPI and screen size changes bugs were fixed, a new force quit option in the normal Steam Overlay if a game is frozen but the overlay still works that will be handy.
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Steam Client Beta Updated With Many Linux Fixes, Vulkan Caching Updates
Valve has just released their biggest Steam client beta update of the year so far for Linux gamers.
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