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Good day, everyone,
I've been making a bit of research on this, based on the fact that RPG Maker MV you allows to deploy games on Linux. However, I've found a few issues when trying to do the same for Steam Deck, which uses SteamOS (basically, Linux).
I don't think the tutorials and help within the program are made for this kind of device, and running some of the commands stated in the manual wouldn't be a good idea, based on the fact that the device is pre-made, and has its own drivers and default configuration.
So I would like to receive more support, if anyone here has more experience or knows how to create a native game deployed specifically for Steam Deck's OS, and learn step by step how to do it.
Of course... I tried to deploy the game as a Linux game on my Windows PC, download it on my Deck, and then try to run the Game.desktop file and the Game file. No success on there on my end (the game doesn't even start), so maybe I'm missing something.
Any help would be appreciated.
Greetings and thank you in advance.
I've been making a bit of research on this, based on the fact that RPG Maker MV you allows to deploy games on Linux. However, I've found a few issues when trying to do the same for Steam Deck, which uses SteamOS (basically, Linux).
I don't think the tutorials and help within the program are made for this kind of device, and running some of the commands stated in the manual wouldn't be a good idea, based on the fact that the device is pre-made, and has its own drivers and default configuration.
So I would like to receive more support, if anyone here has more experience or knows how to create a native game deployed specifically for Steam Deck's OS, and learn step by step how to do it.
Of course... I tried to deploy the game as a Linux game on my Windows PC, download it on my Deck, and then try to run the Game.desktop file and the Game file. No success on there on my end (the game doesn't even start), so maybe I'm missing something.
Any help would be appreciated.
Greetings and thank you in advance.
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