I was running on the Steam Beta Channel and as of today CSSLoader Desktop completely stopped theming anything in Steam. Reverting to the stable Steam client fixed it so something in the last beta must have broken theme injection. Is this being looked into already?

Can you add support for Audio Loader in the windows app? Or maybe could someone tell me how to manually install the audio .zip files?

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Windows 10, CSS Loader 1.1.0.

I see that Windows has a standalone version of this, but is the Linux version only for Steam Deck's specific distribution of Linux? Decky Loader cannot be installed on a Non-Valve official HoloISO OS and cannot function as a backend for Linux, in my experience. I was trying to install this on my desktop Linux rig because the documentation lists Linux compatibility rather than just Steam Deck, and the AppImage loads and functions properly, but I am confused as to how the backend works.

If it's me misunderstanding the main page and the support is SD only, that's perfectly fine, of course, I was just curious as to how it all worked and if desktop Linux integration is at all possible at the moment, or at least, maybe considered for the future? I'd love to use it on my desktop rig to have theming parity with my Deck, but if not, that's okay, I appreciate the immense effort that's been put into the SD edition either way. Cheers!

It is flagged by windows secruity and I don't feel comfortable installing it
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Hello, I couldn't find any information about it, but the CSS loader desktop doesn't work in the new beta of Steam family share. I've tried activating the beta feature from CSS loader, but it still doesn't work.

My CSSLoader on Windows will not start now. There was an open to update the backend, and I did so but now CSSLoader appears to be stuck. I noticed a trojan warning popped up initially when the backend was installing. Now it is stuck on the "Welcome to CSSLoader" screen.

Hi, I absolutely love CSSLoader so that I can finally theme the new Steam UI. The only issue I have with it, I wish the application had a load-order.

I'm using a theme called "Main Window Image" to add a background-image to my Steam Desktop UI but unfortunately this makes some text very hard to read due to the Text Colors. So I'm loading another theme called "Color Master" which allows me to adjust each and every color. Unfortunately though Color Master also sets the background of Steam to an opaque color so I can't see my background-image anymore.

If I disable and re-enable "Main Window Image" while "Color Master" is already active they play well together but unfortunately this doesn't persist through restarts. Hence I would love if CSSLoader had a load-order for themes so I can tell it to load "Main Window Image" last.

While looking for theme load order options I found #17, which mentions that this feature exists but isn't available in the UI.
I would love to see that value (if present for a theme) to be displayed in the Theme Management GUI or even better have the setting exposed in the theme settings screen.

Also thanks to everyone involved with this project.