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Big Plugin update thanks to Adultery. Also special thanks to Stu. View the full article

Nice Work Adultery!

Thanks for keeping those plugins fresh and tasty Adultery! Thanks for diligent bug testing Stu!

Big Plugin update thanks to Adultery. Also special thanks to Stu. View the full article

Hello and welcome to the GameEx-Forums you can do this with the theme-editor and you can change the windowsize with the "List"-field. There is one other thing, you need to know, it is the change-view option. cause there are two different thumbnail versions. one is large and one is small thumbnails. change it to small thumbnails (maybe you need to press the change-view a little often, to get to the final result) and then change the size of the "List" field to your like, in the theme-editor. hope it helps

I'm with you on this - If it's going to be a streamlined or "lite ubuntu" they may well ditch any kind of desktop altogether and build their own tools that you can run straight from big picture (terminal, file manager etc). Afterall if they did include a desktop and other bloats then it would be no different than installing any standard distro and running the Steam client as normal. If there is to be an underlying desktop though please gawd not Unity *prays*

Tried adding this to the FTP but it doesn't accept the user name and password anymore 220780 - Thomas Was Alone220780 - Thomas Was Alone.zip

I came across a blog that breaks things down a bit for the SteamOS. Looks like it may possibly be based upon Ubuntu 12.04 LTS although we'll have to wait for the official release to know if they stuck with Ubuntu, whether or not it will be will be a lite version or chock full of bloat. I would imagine that they will not use the Unity desktop since the push is towards the "Big Picture" interface. I would imagine that the end-user will be able to drop down to a standard interface for making system tweaks and adding/adjusting their own content so as not to be confined to Big Pic. Who knows? I am not a Linuxphile but it makes sense and I think that the folks at Steam will want it to make sense for its customers.

This release includes game rating features, an updated game list manager, the ability to enable/disable games, and various cosmetic, performance and stability enhancements.

There is an issue that was introduced by a Microsoft security update which we should have fixed soon. I think it only applies to Windows 8.