Valve has officially expanded to yet another platform

Feb 15, 2013 20:36 GMT  ·  By

Steam for Linux has been in the Beta stages for some time now, but Valve has released the final version of this branch, along with a large number of promotions.

The Steam client for the Linux platform has spent several months in development and a lot of changes made it in the finale version that was officially released.

Highlights of Steam for Linux:

• Official support for Linux has been added; • You can now send messages to users who are offline. They will receive the message when they next log in; • A caps lock warning indicator has been added to the login dialog password textbox; • Several issues with scroll bars in the store and community views have been fixed; • Left/right navigation of game related sections has been fixed the in-game overlay.

Check the official announcement for more details about this important release.

Download Steam for Linux installer 1.0.0.27 right now from Softpedia.