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New Steam Client Stable Update Fixes UI Issues on Linux for Intel/AMD Users

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New Steam Client Stable Update Fixes UI Issues on Linux for Intel/AMD Users

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Linux@lemmy.ml • 3 years ago

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New Steam Client Stable Update Fixes UI Issues on Linux for Intel/AMD Users - 9to5Linux

Valve released a new Steam Client stable update to add several improvements for Linux users and also fix numerous issues and bugs.

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Yay. It’s fixed for my NVIDIA computer, too. All of the bizarre scaling issues and other nonsense is fixed.
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  Oh thank fuck FINALLY

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