Going back to SteamOS can be a chore since you’ll have to create a bootable drive and reinstall the OS. We don’t recommend doing this if all you want is to experiment with Windows on your Deck. You can also install Windows directly on your Steam Deck’s internal SSD, wiping SteamOS off your device in the process. The most straightforward option that doesn’t involve wiping any data is to create a bootable microSD card with the Windows To Go version of the operating system, allowing you to use both Windows and SteamOS on your Deck. You aren’t limited to only one way of running Windows on your Steam Deck. How to Install Windows on Steam Deck's Internal SSD Step 4: Boot Using the SD Card and Install Windows Step 3: Get the Steam Deck Windows Drivers How to Install Windows on a Steam Deck Using an SD Card Run Windows on Steam Deck With an SD Card: What You Need And if that's the case, you will want to replace it with ~/.wine/.Windows on Steam Deck: What Are Your Options? If you didn't specify one when installing steam for windows, then you wouldn't need one in your scripts. NOTE: The WINEPREFIX only needs to be specified if you specified a WINEPREFIX when installing steam (or other windows programs). In this case I don't know that the unset on LD_PRELOAD is needed, but my other scripts used it. Nice -n 19 wine Steam.exe -no-dwrite steam://rungameid/304930 So here's another script that kicks off the windows version of unturned by calling the windows steam client through wine with an appropriate url: #!/bin/bash This will result in launching a second instance of steam, but you wont have needed to have it running for the whole time, just while the second game is running. To answer your question and to add a steam game, you need to create a script that calls the steam.exe and passes the game id.
So, that's how you add a generic wine game. Then I use the Add non-steam game option, and then I browse to the script. I set the permissions on the script (for example): chmod 755 ~/bin/poe.exe Also, the permissions on the file had to be executable. The game wouldn't launch for me without unsetting LD_PRELOAD.
As Michael suggests, you need to use a shell script to launch them.įor example, I use this to launch path of exile, named poe.exe: #!/bin/bashĮxport WINEPREFIX=/media/stephen/d_extra/PoE/ I've had some success launching apps through wine from the Linux Steam client.
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