Hidden files and directories always begin with a dot.

In general, programs on Linux tend to keep user files in hidden directories in the home folder, either under. You can do the equivalent of the previous steps in just two commands: $ sudo apt-get remove steam

local/share/ and delete the steam folder. Open Nautilus, the default file explorer.Ĭlick 'View', 'Show Hidden Files', or press Ctrl- H. For most programs, user files are very small and not worth worrying about, but for Steam, they include all your downloaded games, and can be quite large. Only system files, however, will be removed, user files will not. Search for 'Steam' in the Ubuntu Software Centre. Raspberry Pi Foundation As spotted by PCWorlds Brad Chacos, Valves Sam Latinga posted the announcement on Monday. Open the Ubuntu Software Centre, by clicking on the appropriate icon in the launcher, or opening the dash and searching for it. Has anyone tried anything similar before? Any recommendations are greatly appreciated.Removing Steam using the Ubuntu Software Centre: I know there are unofficial Android TV builds, but they seem to be quite old (June 2019) and I'm not sure if it will be further supported and I'm afraid it will lead to lots of frustration should I run into issues. But since it is not an Android TV OS I'm afraid that the UI will not be nice to work with from the TV and switching apps will be a pain. So I'm leaning towards using the official Android build, since there is a Kodi and Steam Link app for it. I'm new to the ODROID world, but have used Raspberry Pis previously so I'm familiar with Linux and I'm fine with a 'custom' solution.

Everything should be connected to my TV and be easy and nice to use with my remote via CEC (obviously will use a controller for playing games). Also I want to use Steam Link for Remote Play from my desktop PC. I want to be able to use Kodi (4k, HDR.) with a USB HDD attached locally that should be accessible via network (e.g. In the Properties window, click the Compatability tab. In the drop-down menu that appears, select Properties. As the title already says, I have 2 use cases for my ODROID N2+: On the right-hand side of the game page, click the Settings button (a gear icon).

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