Doing this provides Google and Steam with valuable data, which will help them deal with any gaming issues.
This form populates some of the data for you, and you just need to explain whether there were any issues.
At the moment after you’ve finished playing each game Google will ask you to complete a short form. I would still strongly recommend giving it a try. This is what Alpha means, so you should not expect a perfect experience. One thing you need to remember is that the Steam Linux App is a work in progress. In this article, I’ll explain how to install Linux Alpha on your Chromebook and the devices that are currently supported. Before you get too excited it’s worth pointing out that it’s currently in Alpha mode and is only available on some Chromebooks.
It’s been talked about for a couple of years and it has finally been released. Article taken from you love gaming then I’m sure you’ve heard of the Steam Linux App. They're going with Early Access as some Steam specific features aren't finished yet, plus they want to gather feedback on what people want from the Steam release. They haven't given an exact date, other than the plan is to have it in Early Access on Steam by the end of 2023. Naturally, the Steam release is just the emulator, you will still need to have your own copy of games to run in it. This will make getting it on Steam Deck easier than ever, and they've even confirmed it will support Cloud Saves too. In their official blog post, they said to expect a feature article going over the features of the Steam release later, as this has been a "product of many months of work". Even though it's going to be on Steam, they don't dare mention Nintendo directly on the Steam page: "Dolphin is an emulator for the big N's 6th and 7th generation consoles, featuring enhancements such as increased resolution, save states, and netplay." Giving you another easy way to download and keep it up to date, the Dolphin Emulator for GameCube and Wii is coming to Steam.
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