How do I use Steam In-Home Streaming between Fedora (client) and Windows 8 (server)?

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My main gaming machine is a Windows 8 box attached to my TV. When my husband wants to watch TV, I like to play games from my laptop. Since switching OS from Ubuntu to Fedora on my laptop, Steam has stopped detecting the gaming machine as an in-home streaming server.
What is preventing this, and how can I remedy it so that I can once again stream games to my laptop?
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How do I use Steam in-home streaming?
All you need to do is log into Steam on two computers on the same network. On both PCs you'll need to enable in-home streaming. To do this, click the Steam menu in the top left corner of the desktop client, then click Settings. In this window click In-Home Streaming, and tick the enable streaming box.How do I stream Steam between computers?
How do I use Remote Play? Log in to the Steam client on the computer with the installed game you wish to play. Now, Log into Steam on another computer or a supported device with Steam Link app installed. From there, you can launch and play the game remotely from the Steam Library.Can you stream Steam on Linux?
Valve has a stand-alone Steam Link game streaming client for Linux, Mac OS, Windows, and mobile. With it, you can stream games running on a gaming PC via Steam to the Steam Link app.How do I play Steam library remotely?
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