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fianl readme update for now

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x2go or nomachine or VNC client/server setup <br/> x2go or nomachine or VNC client/server setup <br/>
steam account with css purchased steam account with css purchased
# launch commands # launch commands
cd /home/gameservers/.steam/debian-installation/ <br/> cd /home/gameservers/.steam/debian-installation/ <br/>
./steam.sh -applaunch 240 -textmode -textmessagedebug -novid -nosound -noipx -nojoy -noshaderapi <br/> ./steam.sh -applaunch 240 -textmode -textmessagedebug -novid -nosound -noipx -nojoy -noshaderapi <br/>
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(textmode is no video output) <br/> (textmode is no video output) <br/>
# do this before signing in to steam using VNC/x2go clients that are connected to VNC/x2go servers running virtual desktops # do this before signing in to steam using VNC/x2go clients that are connected to VNC/x2go servers running virtual desktops
use "glxinfo" with VNC or x2go client terminal to get information about ID's, for example 0x0e5. Running glxinfo on normal ssh terminals wont be usefull <br/> use "glxinfo" with VNC or x2go client terminal to get information about ID's, for example 0x0e5.<br/> Running glxinfo on normal ssh terminals wont be usefull <br/>
export SDL_VIDEO_X11_VISUALID=0x074 <br/> export SDL_VIDEO_X11_VISUALID=0x074 <br/>
exporting correct SDL_VIDEO_X11_VISUALID value is important before steam login for starting games exporting correct SDL_VIDEO_X11_VISUALID value is important before steam login for starting games correctly <br/>
instead of automating the steam login its done manually due to requiring x2go/VNC/nomachine clients.
<br/> With the virtual desktop related to the VNC/x2go/nomachine client you can log into steam using the normal GUI -> <br/>
once logged in steam can run actively for months without requiring restarts