I tried the solution here, but it was not working this time: the code reverted to its original form, preventing the Steam runtime to work.
Then, I realized that I was including the brackets in the code.... Stupid mistake.
>tar --blocking-factor=${BF} -xf "$2" -C "$3" |
>zenity --progress --auto-close --no-cancel --width 400 --text="$1"
I removed them and, voila, Steam unpacked the runtime and opened the user interface.
tar --blocking-factor=${BF} -xf "$2" -C "$3" |
zenity --progress --auto-close --no-cancel --width 400 --text="$1"
hehe funny, lucky it was the same problem. the file is probably gonna keep reverting every time it updates though...
ResponderEliminarYes, it seems so. But as long as it is the same problem, I will be fine, hehe.
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