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‎[23:46:49] ‎<‎sniff‎>‎ @Two_Dogs I am glad you are back - the link is there yes, that is why i am wondering why i get an error when trying to install it from the terminal  Unable to locate package libc
‎[23:46:50] ‎<‎windows10-user‎>‎ https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glibc/2.24-9ubuntu2
‎[23:47:16] ‎<‎sniff‎>‎ ty reading now
‎[23:48:13] ‎<‎windows10-user‎>‎ Try sudo apt-get install -f
‎[23:48:51] ‎<‎Two_Dogs‎>‎ sniff: i suggest you do not remove libc 
‎[23:49:19] ‎<‎sniff‎>‎ window user - same error unable to locate package
‎[23:49:54] ‎<‎sniff‎>‎ I did download the Glib-source from the Welcome screen "apps" manager... where do i find that source to compile it?
‎[23:49:59] ‎<‎Two_Dogs‎>‎ windows10-user: dont suggest install -f till you done it yourself
‎[23:50:31] ‎<‎Two_Dogs‎>‎ windows10-user: you are over your head, go fix win systems on ##win-help
‎[23:50:39] ‎<‎windows10-user‎>‎ I done it 
‎[23:52:03] ‎<‎Two_Dogs‎>‎ sniff: what is the end game? all this libc stuff to do what?
‎[23:52:34] ‎<‎sniff‎>‎ trying to get Steam to launch ha - just want to play a game - enjoying the challenge
‎[23:52:45] ‎<‎Steven_‎>‎ Hi sniff 
‎[23:52:53] ‎<‎Steven_‎>‎ store.steampowered.com/about
‎[23:52:58] ‎<‎Steven_‎>‎ Download Linux .deb
‎[23:53:18] ‎<‎Two_Dogs‎>‎ sniff: ok, good luck then
‎[23:53:23] ‎<‎Steven_‎>‎ Open terminal, type sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install libc6:i386 xterm
‎[23:53:52] ‎<‎Steven_‎>‎ sniff, Then type cd ~/Downloads && sudo dpkg -i steam_latest.deb && sudo apt-get install -f
‎[23:53:59] ‎<‎windows10-user‎>‎ Two_Dogs: you are over your head 
‎[23:54:26] ‎<‎Two_Dogs‎>‎ sniff: do yourself a favor , assume someone who calls itself windows10-user is just that and clueless to linux, unless you dont mind win users playing target practice on your system
‎[23:55:13] ‎<‎Steven_‎>‎ Those are basic steam install instructions, sniff, if steam doesn't appear when you click it, I can help you further, but after downloading steam and unpacking steam runtime, it can take up to five minutes to appear on slower systems
‎[23:55:14] ‎<‎Two_Dogs‎>‎ yeah, i am, the crack/meth addled are present
‎[23:55:16] ‎<‎windows10-user‎>‎ Do yourself a favour he said good luck meaning he won't help you further, we can help you sniff: 
‎[23:56:35] ‎<‎Two_Dogs‎>‎ sniff: you asked the steam channel on freenode?
‎[23:56:36] ‎<‎Steven_‎>‎ Steam download for Linux is one time 252 megabytes
‎[23:56:39] ‎<‎sniff‎>‎ @Steven_ thank you I am working on the above and will brb
‎[23:56:40] ‎<‎windows10-user‎>‎ And I'll like to let you know -f basically install dependencies that your install may have left out, it's completely safe 
‎[23:56:50] ‎<‎Two_Dogs‎>‎ sniff: the expert steam users?
‎[23:57:00] ‎<‎Steven_‎>‎ On Windows Steam is 160 megabytes then another 45 megabytes after relaunch on 64-bit systems
‎[23:57:28] ‎<‎Steven_‎>‎ On Mac OS 10.7.5 or higher, Steam is 200 megabytes then 60 megabytes after relaunch
‎[23:58:25] ‎<‎Two_Dogs‎>‎ windows10-user: and Steven_ you two fucktards cant get enough attention on -chat? get the fuck out of the channel, you dont have any valued added service to volunteer
‎[23:58:34] ‎<‎windows10-user‎>‎ get the ops now Steven_
‎[23:58:49] ‎<‎Steven_‎>‎ windows10-user, Take a screenshot and give it to Rusty when he gets here
‎[23:58:57] ‎<‎windows10-user‎>‎ alright
‎[23:59:02] ‎<‎sniff‎>‎ @Steven_ just turned off inet to test if i get the same message before update and so far the same error- runing for the firs time now letting it reboot
‎[23:59:08] ‎<‎Two_Dogs‎>‎ go elsewhere, this is not the win user playground
‎[23:59:29] ‎<‎Steven_‎>‎ Steam for Linux supports 64-bit systems only, Ubuntu 14.04.5 or higher, Debian 8 or higher, Fedora 19 or higher, Steam for Windows supports 32-bit XP and higher, exclusing 64-bit XP
‎[23:59:31] ‎<‎sniff‎>‎ cd ~/Downloads && sudo dpkg -i steam_latest.deb && sudo apt-get install -f
‎[23:59:34] ‎<‎sniff‎>‎ wait no