erri120

Thanks for the info. We didn't search in that path before. This issue will be fixed in the next release.

It's weird that the log file doesn't mention anything. This might happen when everything gets parsed correctly, but the Steam manifests simply don't contain anything. Can you open the Steam directory and verify that the "libraryfolders.vdf" file exists and contains paths to your libraries? The file will look something like this: 1 │ "libraryfolders" 2 │ { 3 │ "0" 4 │ { 5 │ "path" "/ssd-pool/games/SteamLibrary" 6 │ "label" "" 7 │ "contentid" "4129378406094616110" 8 │ "totalsize" "0" 9 │ "update_clean_bytes_tally" "7022581164" 10 │ "time_last_update_corruption" "0" 11 │ "apps" 12 │ { 13 │ "228980" "476185459" 20 │ } 21 │ } 22 │ }

GameFinder supports Flatpak installation: https://github.com/erri120/GameFinder/blob/e538c3205d925604bc2a38635e4410dd871671da/src/GameFinder.StoreHandlers.Steam/Services/SteamLocationFinder.cs#L193-L196 @studentTwenty can you check if Steam is installed at ~/.var/app/com.valvesoftware.Steam/data/Steam

In response to post #72141393. #72141428 is also a reply to the same post. True but not for the big ones, tho I can see my self using this for smaller games such as Darkest Dungeon

hmm electron based mod manager without VFS? Sry but will probably never use anything that doesn't have some sort of VFS or symlinks. The nice thing is that due to this being electron based are we gonna see some linux versions or do you use windows native modules that can't be ported?

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