Gave a better try, and used Lubuntu instead of Puppy Linux. Now the Itch.io runs more games, and was even able to install Steam together too.
file is a bit bigger, but now is compatible with debian/*buntu
https://www.dropbox.com/s/la4uo6s5udgc4gg/iCthulhu...
user and pass are: user
as general rule: never user your regular login/pass when using OSes from unreliable/unsupported/unofficial source (such as this one): just make a "dummy" account to test the itch app out.
Is this compatible with the ARM architecture or is it for x86 machines? There's no issue in any case but I was thinking if it was ARM compatible it would be compatible with single-board computers like the Raspberry Pi which would really open the door for Raspberry Pi games. Whether the market for that is big enough... ehh that's debatable, but it'd give itch.io a somwhat unqiue selling point.
Is 64bit only: fewer hardware compatibility, but maxium software's one (32 bit app runs on x64cpu, 64bit app ar64).
For raspberryPi, and other arm hardware, there are already lot of distro in which choice: included regular Debian/Ubuntu, gaming with emulator and, of course, android. But I assume you need also the Itch.app first
