Valve's Steam for Linux has been found to have a critical bug -- under certain conditions, it'll wipe all user files off a disk.

Users of Valve's Steam digital distribution platform have warned of a nasty bug in the Linux version, capable of wiping out all files owned by the user across all drives on a system. Launched as a ...

When you're in Desktop mode, you'll find a full Linux desktop environment (specifically, KDE Plasma) complete with Firefox for browsing the web, a file manager, and the full desktop Steam interface.

Pulseway introduces its new File Transfer feature to the Pulseway Remote Desktop app. With File Transfer, "businesses can now send and receive files from both the source and destination endpoint". Go ...

Apparently, there's some sort of Linux bug which Steam users report has the to potential delete files on one's PC and connected USB drives. According to users on Valve’s GitHub page for Linux ...

Steam turbo-charges its performance overlay, shows you how many real and framegen frames you're getting and, oh, Proton is enabled on Linux by default now; Steam adds more accessibility features ...

Steam's dream of Linux-powered Steam gaming machines never came to fruition, but the company has returned to Linux by bringing Windows-based games to Linux with a software-only approach.

Installing Steam on a Linux system just got a little easier, at least if you can install a Snap package. Ubuntu-maker Canonical announced today that its Steam Snap supports "bleeding edge" Mesa ...

You probably already know the traditional method of hiding files on the Linux command line. If not, any file that begins with a . will not be seen with the ls command, unless you add the -a option.