SteamonFreeBSD

This might be the dumbest thing I've read all day.

I did on my portable install, I remember having to modify the script in some way, I think it was pointing to the wrong compat directory at the time or some shit, I think this was more than a year ago now.

>>61531378
Can you try to remember then post what you did to make it work?

I am using wine for this at the moment.

>>61531299
>Gaming on BSD

I think you've missed the point lad.

>>61531299
Just B Yourself and it will work.

>>61531430
What is the problem?

>>61531430
>what is Sony™ Playstation

>>61531485
>b-b-but t wurks on my gaystation

k..y...s

>>61531485
So you got Steam working on a PS3/4? Proof or gtfo

>>61531650
I was talking about *BSD anon, not steam

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>>61531650
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AoHGJ1g9aM

Since Steam works on BSD and you can install whatever on the PS4 you could run it, since the PS4 already runs FreeBSD even running Steam on Linux on the PS4 still means running it inside the FreeBSD based hypervisor.

PS3 had Steam integration officially. To this day you can still log in with your PSN credentials.

>>61531430
FreeBSD specifically is notorious in regards to digital graphics, it's used in just about every major render farm you can think of and obviously video game companies use it, not just Sony. This might have something to do with how easy it is to write and test drivers for FreeBSD that allows them to utilize the hardware better, I'm not actually sure why it often outperforms the competition.