The Steam Client Beta has been updated with the following changes:
Steam Achievement SetsA new way to organize, track, and complete a game's achievements. Read more details in the announcement.
Games can now organize and group achievements for base game and DLC content
DLC achievements can be added via sets without breaking game completion
Completed achievement sets remain completed when new sets are added
Achievements and sets can be archived if they are seasonal or can no longer be...
I was about to reply here, but got deeper and deeper into the News archives. So I decided to make a new post instead. Link from lemmy ml’s perspective: https://lemmy.ml/post/54090929 or from lemmy ca’s perspective: https://lemmy.ca/post/72437677 I still don’t understand how to link correctly. You can also find the article “Analyzing update intervals of Steam Client (Steam News Hub)” in community !steam@lemmy.ml .
This has been in beta-beta for a year at least. I tried using it last year I think.
It’s also still not quite complete. The reaper binary (which to be fair is a tiny piece of software) still depends on 32bit libraries, so on a 64bit only system you currenrly can’t actually start any games, only use the launcher.
With some trickery this can be circumvented, I am using steam natively without 32bit libraries, but it’s definitely not nearly done yet.
Does anyone know what the average delay is between a beta update and the update landing in stable?
I was about to reply here, but got deeper and deeper into the News archives. So I decided to make a new post instead. Link from lemmy ml’s perspective: https://lemmy.ml/post/54090929 or from lemmy ca’s perspective: https://lemmy.ca/post/72437677 I still don’t understand how to link correctly. You can also find the article “Analyzing update intervals of Steam Client (Steam News Hub)” in community !steam@lemmy.ml .
It really depends on how many bugs their are. But I’d expect it in a couple of months at the most
This has been in beta-beta for a year at least. I tried using it last year I think.
It’s also still not quite complete. The reaper binary (which to be fair is a tiny piece of software) still depends on 32bit libraries, so on a 64bit only system you currenrly can’t actually start any games, only use the launcher.
With some trickery this can be circumvented, I am using steam natively without 32bit libraries, but it’s definitely not nearly done yet.