Summary
SteamCleaner includes Linux support across multiple distributions and Steam installation methods. The application also scans non-Steam clients installed through Wine, Proton, Bottles, and Lutris. Assistance is needed to validate detection and scanning across these configurations.
Scope
Application behavior
Steam detection by installation method
Non-Steam client detection via compatibility layers
Target distributions
- Ubuntu / Debian
- Fedora / RHEL
- Arch / Manjaro
- Other (please specify)
How to participate
- Get SteamCleaner - either:
- Download the latest build for your platform from Releases (
SteamCleaner-linux.tar.xz), extract, and run, or
- Build from source:
uv sync && uv run steamcleaner
- Enable logging: Settings (gear icon) → toggle "Enable logging"
- Run a scan with at least one game client installed
- Report findings in this thread: distribution, Steam installation method, detected clients, scan results, any errors or unexpected behavior. Screenshots are appreciated.
- If you encounter any issues, attach the log file from
~/.config/steamcleaner/logs/
Wine prefix discovery and non-Steam client detection through compatibility layers are of particular interest.
Summary
SteamCleaner includes Linux support across multiple distributions and Steam installation methods. The application also scans non-Steam clients installed through Wine, Proton, Bottles, and Lutris. Assistance is needed to validate detection and scanning across these configurations.
Scope
Application behavior
Steam detection by installation method
com.valvesoftware.Steam)Non-Steam client detection via compatibility layers
Target distributions
How to participate
SteamCleaner-linux.tar.xz), extract, and run, oruv sync && uv run steamcleaner~/.config/steamcleaner/logs/Wine prefix discovery and non-Steam client detection through compatibility layers are of particular interest.