Windows users don’t have to concern themselves with what libraries they need to have installed when they just want to play something, but the Linux platform is still struggling with this problem. The Solus developers have solved the issue for their OS, by integrating the much-needed 32-bit glibc and its dependencies.
If you have ever installed Steam on a Linux machine, you know that it asks for the Sudo password to install a large number of 32-bit libraries, but we’re now d… (read more)
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