Click In-Home Streaming in the left menu, then click Enable streaming. In the top left corner, click Steam > Settings. You need to enable streaming for the first time. Steam Link configuration begins on the host computer. When you are well-prepared, let’s walk through the steps of how to play PC games on iPad without PC. Your gaming experience can be streamlined if you have a Steam controller or an MFi wireless controller. The final hardware requirement is an iOS device running iOS 11.0 or later. (a 6GHz router is preferable) Besides, your iPad also needs to be on that same network. The network configuration should be at least 5GHz. No matter what the system is, Steam needs to be installed on it as well. Your host computer could be an iMac or MacBook, or a PC running either Windows or Linux. I have already noticed quite a few differences from their instructions: It.☛ A host computer. I’m going to see where I get with the method in that article. So unfortunately without an aarch64 build, I think this is a dead end. Level1Techs Forums – 6 Apr 20 Steamlink app on Manjaro ARM *NOOB* Is this a viable option or should I just keep my fingers crossed that Valve/Collabora will release a more generic ARM build in the future? I simply don’t own any devices to test myself. Having looked into it again today, I saw on the level1techs forum that someone has it working through an nspawn container. Is it possible to get the Steam Link application to work on non-Raspbian distros and non-Raspberry Pi devices? I’ve looked into it several times in the past and to my very limited understanding, it depends on 2 rpi specific libs and thus won’t work outside the rpi ecosystem. I’ve been looking at the PinePhone, PineBook Pro, and the Odroid Go Super. I don’t actually have an ARM Linux device at the moment.
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