Introducing Steam + video game testing criteria

Hey all, I would like for us to have some testing criteria around gaming and Steam so that we can ensure we're offering a working gaming experience in Fedora Linux releases. This is motivated by the issue we had in the F37 cycle where glibc broke popular multiplayer games[1]. I was reminded of this when I launched Steam today on F38 and zenity crashed[2]. I would like to propose the following criterion for Steam itself as a Beta Blocker bug: "Steam MUST be able to be installed and have its basic functionality work with no visible errors. Basic functionality for Steam includes: logging into a Steam account and installing a Windows/Proton game and a Linux/SteamOS native game." For gaming itself, I would like to propose the following criterion as a Final Blocker bug: "Steam games identified as Deck Verified by ProtonDB.com (see https://www.protondb.com/explore?selectedFilters=whitelisted) MUST launch and let the user play the game. This criterion is not intended to judge performance, merely accessibility. At least one Windows/Proton game and one Linux/SteamOS native game MUST be tested in this manner." Now, the tricky issue here is how to wordsmith the check for anti-cheat systems. I don't want to specifically call out just EAC, but I also don't know of a good mix of games with different anti-cheats. The important thing is to catch regressions and see if it's something we can resolve. In the EAC case from F37, it was easy for us to deal with, but if it's genuinely broken in a way we can't deal with it on the Fedora side, I don't know what we're supposed to do, so I'm wary of doing some kind of blocker criterion for that. I'd also like this to be imposed on both release-blocking desktops: GNOME and KDE Plasma. Any ideas welcome and appreciated! [1]: https://pagure.io/fesco/issue/2873 [2]: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/2177287 -- 真実はいつも一つ！/ Always, there's only one truth!