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Steam News5 July 20261mo ago

TurboCraps is now supported on Linux

TurboCraps now has a native Linux build available on the Steam Linux client. Anyone who has purchased TurboCraps on Windows should see it in their library on the Linux client as well.

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addedTurboCraps now has a native Linux build available on the Steam Linux client. Anyone who has purchased TurboCraps on Windows should see it in their library on the Linux client as well.
changedThis is a port from WPF to Avalonia, which means it's a native Linux build and does not run through a Steam runtime or translation layer such as Proton.
changedThe game functionality is the same with only minor cosmetic differences.
changedSteam does not properly use the system locale on Linux, so the currency symbol will be incorrect. To fix it you must:

TurboCraps changes

addedTurboCraps now has a native Linux build available on the Steam Linux client. Anyone who has purchased TurboCraps on Windows should see it in their library on the Linux client as well.
changedThis is a port from WPF to Avalonia, which means it's a native Linux build and does not run through a Steam runtime or translation layer such as Proton.
changedThe game functionality is the same with only minor cosmetic differences.
changedSteam does not properly use the system locale on Linux, so the currency symbol will be incorrect. To fix it you must:

TurboCraps now has a native Linux build available on the Steam Linux client. Anyone who has purchased TurboCraps on Windows should see it in their library on the Linux client as well.

This is a port from WPF to Avalonia, which means it's a native Linux build and does not run through a Steam runtime or translation layer such as Proton.

The game functionality is the same with only minor cosmetic differences.

Game state and preferences are not synced between the two OSes because all information is stored locally.

The only caveat is the following:

Steam does not properly use the system locale on Linux, so the currency symbol will be incorrect. To fix it you must:

  • Right click on TurboCraps in your library, select Properties, General, Launch Options and paste this into the text box:

    • LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8 %command%

    • Replace "en_US" with whatever your locale is

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Steam News / 5 July 2026

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