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    [–] aski3252@lemmy.world 1 points 7 hours ago

    I just wanted to install steam, but it wasn’t in the package manager list.

    Maybe you used Debian, which only allows free software in their default repo? But then you won't be able to just install it with apt either. But even if it is not in the repository, you could still go on steam website and download the package from there, so literally the same experience as on windows..

    You don’t have to do seriously advanced stuff on linux to run into issues without using the terminal.

    Like what?

    It’s not realistic that you don’t have to use the terminal on linux if you want to do any more than web browsing and some text editing, etc.

    10 years ago, or maybe even 5 years ago, I would have agreed with you. Not anymore though, not if you use a half-way beginner friendly distro..