If you want to keep both, it would be possible to add a new partition to your drive where Linux could later be installed to.
This is a guide for setting up dual woth Ubuntu Linux, but ypu should be able to use these steps for most Linux distros. Note that this guide only works for Macs with Intel CPUs. I’m not sure it’s possible to install an additional OS if Apple Sillicon is being used.
i have a m1 apple silicone chip, so…
I’m sorry for your loss.
Apple’s chips are ARM based instead of X64 from what I remember, and because of the major differences at a base level people havent quite yet gotten other OSes st work on them yet
I’ve heard that the RPI OS recently got an ARM version, but I doubt it can easily be setup to play Steam games.
they actually have, asahi linux is a project that’s pretty usable from what i’ve heard
that’s the one i installed! don’t know what to do next though
wait you actually installed it
i didn’t know people actually did that… 
how is it working for you? i’ve only heard whispers of it among the tech community as something you could hypothetically do if you really wanted to, never heard of someone using it
There is a whole subreddit dedicated to it.
@kawaii_kitten You’re going to need to learn your package manager to install things through terminal commands. Unless Asahi has an app store equivalent. Do some googling and you’ll figure it out.
No idea if this is accurate or not, but this is the first link that showed up when I googled Steam on Asahi.
https://www.reddit.com/r/AsahiLinux/comments/1kuw0yc/how_do_i_install_steam/
i already intalled it in terminal, very easy. there was a walkthrough built into terminal, but i don’t really know what to do with it next
@goodguy2006 we will see, so far it isn’t.
Did you press ‘enter’?
yes but it didn’t work, it just rebooted mac-os
update: i found the problem will relaunch it
