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    Steam package is out of date

    Pops up whenever Steam starts.

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    Re: Steam package is out of date

    The same happens to me. However the game I'm playing works fine. When I check if the Steam client is updated, the answer is yes. When I check for steam packages at http://repo.steampowered.com/steam, there are only Precise packages.

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    Re: Steam package is out of date

    Quote Originally Posted by P-I H View Post
    The same happens to me. However the game I'm playing works fine. When I check if the Steam client is updated, the answer is yes. When I check for steam packages at http://repo.steampowered.com/steam, there are only Precise packages.
    Yeah games works fine except for that annoying pop up. I also tried removing that old repo then update/reinstall steam but to no success.

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    Re: Steam package is out of date

    Update: Some games won't launch.

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    Re: Steam package is out of date

    Steam switched from Ubuntu to Debian for SteamOS, maybe this is related?
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    Re: Steam package is out of date

    Quote Originally Posted by IanW View Post
    Steam switched from Ubuntu to Debian for SteamOS, maybe this is related?
    That is neither quite correct nor new.

    Valve first released a Steam client for Ubuntu (it runs on many distros – but Ubuntu is the only "officially" supported distro).

    Later (but still over a year ago) they released SteamOS - which was always based on Debian (just like Ubuntu - which is also based on Debian).

    The Ubuntu Steam client is still also supported. When you look at games that run on Linux the System Requirements Tab says "SteamOS + Linux" and then lists something like "OS: Ubuntu 14.04.2 64-bit or Steam OS".

    There was never a "switch".
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    Asus G752VM - 2.6GHz - NVidia 1060 - 16 GB RAM - Ubuntu 16.04
    Dell XPS 13 - 1.8 GHz - Intel® Kabylake GT1.5 - ath10k_pci - 16 GB RAM - Ubuntu 16.04

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