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- Nick Congleton
- Debian
If you plan on gaming on Debian, you're going to want Lutris. It's taken the cumbersome process of installing and playing games with Wine and automated everything to a point that makes everything nearly as easy as on Windows. Lutris is available from the developers through a Debian repository, so all you need to do is add it to your system to get started.
In this tutorial you will learn:- How to Install Wine Staging
- How to Import the Repository Key
- How to Add the Repository
- How to Install Lutris
- How to Create Your Lutris Account
- How to Launch Lutris and Sign in
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- Nick Congleton
- Debian
Wine's Staging branch is miles ahead of standard Wine in terms of both performance and features. You can install the latest Staging releases on Debian just as easily as the default version and get the latest updates as soon as they're released.
In this tutorial you will learn:
- How to Enable 32bit Support
- How to Import the Wine GPG Key
- How to Add the Wine Repository
- How to Install Wine Staging
- How to Open the Configuration and Test
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- Nick Congleton
- Debian
Steam has made constant improvements since it came to Linux, and that's not slowing down. With the introduction of Steam Play and Proton, Steam's version of Wine, you can now play your favorite Windows games directly through your Linux Steam client. Even better, you don't need to install any outside repositories to do it.
In this tutorial you will learn:- How to Install Your Graphics Drivers
- How to Enable 32bit Support
- How to Enable the Non-free Repository
- How to Install Steam
- How to Enable Steam Play
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- Lubos Rendek
- Debian
su command is used has been changed. By default execution of the su command no longer provides you with expected user environmental variables. In the case of a simple switch to administrative user
root by executing su with no arguments the expected root's PATH variable is no set properly. Symptoms
Here is an example:$ su Password: # reboot bash: reboot: command not found # adduser bash: adduser: command not found
/sbin/ directorySolution
The trick on how to fix this inconvenience is to explicitly tell thesu to set environment variable as if the user logs in directly. This is can be done by the use of - switch. Subscribe to Linux Career NEWSLETTER and receive latest Linux news, jobs, career advice and tutorials.
Excerpt from the
man su manual page. -, -l, --login will provide an environment similar to what the user would expect had the user logged in directly.su command with - or -l or --login swith. Example: $ su - OR $ su -l
su command.
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- Lubos Rendek
- Debian
In this tutorial you will learn:
- How to install Spotify prerequisites
- How to import Spotify public key
- How to install Spotify on Debian 10