going to to this
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Did it work?
No , it didn't work
After that i installed steam from store , but
This time i selected source "flatpack"
Instead of "zorin os"
And Flatpak worked?
Yes , tht worked
And i noticed that , flatpack steam file is of ~800mb ... And zorin steam file of of 4mb nearly coz zorin system file contain steam files but they are not working,
Means now i have two file of steam
One is inbuilt in system which is not working
And another tht i downloaded from flatpack source - and is working fine
Interesting.
I also finally gave up apt install of Spotify.
Currently running Flatpak version with no issue.
I started to see Flatpak as a necessary evil...
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Considering how often Flatpak fails and a person must turn to APT or a .deb package...
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Strange both Spotify and Steam PPA/.deb works for me. Wonder what makes the different?
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Yes, I had no trouble with Steam, either. But I did not add a Repository for it.
I think if there is one major problem with Linux installations; it is the prevalence of outdated "guides" bounding all over the internet.
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That is very curious.
But since I have to reinstall the system when Zorin 16 is released, I am not going to look into this issue any further.
nice guide, first time no issues on Ubuntu based distros while installing Steam 
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Try using synaptic to fix broken install. I'm sure your holding broken packages, that's why some of the dependencies weren't installed.
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