Steam ends 32-bit operating system support in 2026 - VideoCardz.com
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Steam says farewell to 32-bit systems. If you are still using a 32-bit operating system, it’s time to move on. It’s hard to imagine that gamers still use 32-bit systems in 2025, unless they are running Linux or have not upgraded their graphics hardware since 2019. NVIDIA officially ended support for 32-bit drivers in 2018, […]
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I’m not a fan of flatpaks. I try to avoid them when I can.

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Ok, then go through the minor inconvenience of installing 32-bit libs.

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I will, thanks. That’s why I would prefer a 64 bit Steam installation.

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