I want to see a list of the games in my library, which are support under linux.
How can I see this list? Currently, I use windows.
Steam – Which games in the library are supported by steam
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Related Solutions
As of the latest update to Steam, you can now PERMANENTLY remove games from your Steam account!
Steps
- Log into Steam Support
- Select Games, Software, etc.,
- Select the game from the search function that shows up
- Select the option: I want to permanently remove this game from my account.
- Select the option: Ok, remove the listed games from my account permanently.
- Repeat as many times as you have games you'd like to get rid of.
You can browse over your entire library and choose which software you'd like to permanently get rid of. But note, once you have removed a game from your library, it's gone permanently, so if later down the road you'd like it back you'll have to purchase it again.
You'll also need to watch out for some other issues. The thread linked above has noted that if the game is part of a bundle (HumbleBundle, etc.), removing one game from a "package" may require you to remove all the games from that specific bundle.
There is currently a way to filter on Controller Support in Library mode by using the Advanced Filtering dialog:
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Best Answer
The Linux version of Steam has a specific library for Steam OS + Linux.
On other platforms you can use SteamDB: sign in via Steam and show owned games only.