I would, but Steam on Fedora doesn’t seem to like to do that with existing games on an NTFS partition. If I could have done it, I wouldn’t be posting such a shoddy portion of my desktop.
I really couldn’t be bothered to do that, unless I could do all of them at once. I really did try to look for a solution, but I only have so much time in the day, and faffing about with Steam game icons just isn’t it for me.
My siblings use this PC as well, and they like to play the same games on Windows. I found this to be the perfect compromise, as we don’t have to use extra disk space on duplicate games.
I’d add some icons for the Steam games
I would, but Steam on Fedora doesn’t seem to like to do that with existing games on an NTFS partition. If I could have done it, I wouldn’t be posting such a shoddy portion of my desktop.
Couldn’t you download and add the icons manually?
I really couldn’t be bothered to do that, unless I could do all of them at once. I really did try to look for a solution, but I only have so much time in the day, and faffing about with Steam game icons just isn’t it for me.
Why not reformat and use a more open filesystem?
You’d get less issues too!
My siblings use this PC as well, and they like to play the same games on Windows. I found this to be the perfect compromise, as we don’t have to use extra disk space on duplicate games.