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I jut installed Beta Steam for Ubuntu 12.04. And i can't open it, even with that command steam steam://open/friends it still won't start. So is there any possibility to uninstall it?

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If you can find it in Software Center, then great! Just click uninstall!

Otherwise, you way look for it in Synaptic, in search bar steam.

Finally, if none of these work, try typing sudo apt-get remove steam.

If none of these work, you can remove most of its files by pressing CTRL-H in your home folder and deleting the .steam directory.

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  • You can delete the files after uninstalling, as Timo said.
    – Farid
    Nov 17, 2012 at 18:10
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If you installed it through the deb that's floating around, you can just find it in the Software Center. After uninstalling, check your homefolder for the folders Steam and .steam which you can remove to get rid of it completely (including games).

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  • The deal is that i don't have it on my SC (It's weird).
    – karolkens
    Nov 17, 2012 at 18:00
  • How did you install in the first place?
    – To Do
    Nov 17, 2012 at 18:01
  • Uhm i downloaded .deb package via steamforlinux.com/?q=en/node/130 and autoopened with Software Center.
    – karolkens
    Nov 17, 2012 at 18:08
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    You need to click the "Show technical items" link at the bottom.
    – Timo
    Nov 17, 2012 at 18:14
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I just got rid of Steam for Linux, but prior to uninstalling I was unable to open Steam to uninstall the games. I was able to eliminate Steam from Ubuntu 12.04.2 by deleting both:

  • /home/username/.steam
  • /home/username/.local/Steam

The latter is which took up the most space because all the local game data is stored there. Hope this helps anyone who was having troubles uninstalling Steam for Linux under Ubuntu 12.04.2

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For kill steam you need kill home/xxxx/.local/Steam

Para acabar completamente con Steam es necesario liquidar el directorio home/xxxx/.local/Steam. No basta con eliminar home/xxxx/.Steam

Best Regards Saludos

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