Closed tuxtergames closed 1 year ago
Hi, not sure. Is it necessary? There should normally be no problem in having separate active logins on both OS at the same time.
Hi, not sure. Is it necessary? There should normally be no problem in having separate active logins on both OS at the same time.
I've some machines here and I use to dual boot then, and its just a curiosity about acolyte.
Ok.
it's not supported. You have to login each user on each steam installation, i.e. for each different machine or OS. That's how I do it as well. But you should not have to reenter your password on either OS once you logged in -- unless you stop using it for some weeks. Logging in on one platform does not log you out on others.
It might in theory be possible to transmit the login from one platform to the next, but that would open up a whole can of synchronization headaches because logging in always invalidates the previous login token within the same series. That means:
In summary, I think it's currently not viable.
Best, Thomas
I do think the network service option could be very convenient if you don't care about ever starting steam without acolyte. But it's a lot of work that I cannot currently provide, and it would have to be very well-designed to guard against unauthorized access. Another question would be where to host.
I do think the network service option could be very convenient if you don't care about ever starting steam without acolyte. But it's a lot of work that I cannot currently provide, and it would have to be very well-designed to guard against unauthorized access. Another question would be where to host.
tks for the answer, now its clear....
Hello,
Is it possible share configuration files between Linux X Windows or vice versa, to avoid typing password every time? Dual boot just socks, nice job man, simple and efficient program.