This assumes your other drive is already setup and working within Linux of course.ĥ. However, if you have an SSD for booting, and a separate hard drive for installing games you will need to add another game location by selecting the plus sign next to the Local Drive box and pointing to the drive and directory you want Steam to use for your game downloads and installations. If you only have one hard drive, you should see it displayed as a Local Drive and how much GB are used out of the total available for it. Then go to Downloads, and click on the box titled 'STEAM LIBRARY FOLDERS'.

You do this by going to the main Steam window's drop down menu called 'Steam' in the upper left corner. Check that your game downloads are set to the correct drive. Buy the Steam version of ESO if you don't own it already.ģ. Check the box for 'Enable Steam Play for all other titles'.Ģ. Start Steam, click on the drop down menu 'Steam', and select 'Steam Play'. The steps I used are summarized below after collecting the info from different forums and sources.ġ. Therefore I had to first buy the Steam version, and then link my Steam account to my ESO account. In my situation I already owned and subscribed to ESO, but had not purchased it through Steam.

I am using Linux Mint 20.3 Cinnamon 64-bit on an old Alienware laptop with keyboard and mouse.

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