None actually booted just fine.

How can I get it to do that while clicking an icon haha

First do the games launch normally without error? If you have errors you might need to do the chown thing if you users are mixed up.

if everything is working fine you can use locate to find where you OS keeps steams .desktop files:

locate 'steam.desktop'

on my machine they are :

/usr/lib/steam/steam.desktop
/usr/share/applications/steam.desktop

sudo nano /usr/lib/steam/steam.desktop

will open the file in nano. Look for an entry that looks like Exec=/usr/bin/steam-runtime %U and change that to Exec=/usr/bin/steam. To save it [Crtl] + o and then [Ctrl] + m to save, then [Ctrl] + x should exit nano. You might want to back up those files before you edit them so you have something to go back to if something goes wrong.

sudo cp /usr/lib/steam/steam.desktop /usr/lib/steam/steam.desktop.bak

sudo cp /usr/share/applications/steam.desktop /usr/share/applications/steam.desktop.bak

here is a cheat sheet for nano

Lets first make sure that your USERS aren't messing with steam.

Now that you mention it no.

Nothing I try to launch loads

But then you wisely decided to shut your dirty mouth.

Edit: /jk

Although, from an ecological point of view, asteroid mining and orbital manufacturing plants would be a good way of offloading the environmental costs of a post-scarcity society.

But nothing beats a matter replicator.

I'm 100% planning on integrating loops, but there's a problem that needs solved. The embed data returned when querying a loops link doesn't include an embed video URL (which is how most but not all of the embed media is rendered). There's also nothing in the metadata for a loops link that can derive the video URL (which is a trick I use for some other embed media or where I don't want the user to have to use the special "share" links).

I've emailed the Loops team asking if they would add the oc:video meta tag in the header info, but I have not heard back.

If that doesn't pan out, I have tested hotlinking the video URL, and I can get that to render.

Ex: dubvee.org/post/2293134

Since that works, and if all else fails, I can add a server-side API endpoint to Tesseract that will fetch the loops page, parse it for the video tag, and essentially scrape the page to get the video link. That's messy, but I can make it work (though I'd prefer not to).

<video-player
    poster-src="https://loopsusercontent.com/videos/85319640150794240/96649242004583579/8yjZniSLk64lxIPomBfUzr5SwMXRKGWXyHpTLruN.jpg"
    video-src="https://loopsusercontent.com/videos/85319640150794240/96649242004583579/8yjZniSLk64lxIPomBfUzr5SwMXRKGWXyHpTLruN.720p.mp4"
    username="thomasdorr"
    profile-picture="https://loopsusercontent.com/avatars/85319640150794240/v0.jpg"
    caption="Snowing in #DuluthMN"
    tags=""
    likes="8"
    comments="1"
    />

I just put together a basic API endpoint and am successfully scraping the video URLs. Have a very rough integration working in dev, so I think this is going to be supported soon :)

Edit: Hell yeah!