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13" MachBook Pro, 2011 model
2.7 GHz i7
Mac OS X v10.7.5
I had no application in the directory Steam Applications, but in a subfolder.
1. I downloaded the current version of Steam.
2. I pulled the Steam application of DMG in the directory Applications.
3. I let Steam application of this new position.
Note: Yesterday when I was trying to revive the application to remove all items from the application directory according to one of the guides here on the forum. It is possible that you will need to take that step.
~/Library/Application Support/Steam/config/htmlcache/
I start the application stopped working after the latest Steam update in a way that did not come even application icon Steam.
If you've the Steam application file in a location where the path contains spaces it doesn't work. E.g. Steam.app is in /Volumes/My Awesome HD/Games/ then it will not work.
You can temporary resolve the problem by moving the Steam.app file into your Applications directory or into a directory where the whole path doesn't contain spaces. That means no directory with a space in it.
If a somebody of Steam support should read this it's the following part at the beginning of steam.sh which doesn't correctly parse the steam binary name:
if []; then
STEAMEXE=`basename $0 .sh`
fi
It also didn't completly startup by just fixing the line mentioned above.
But as it updated the shell script after start I cannot say, if it tried to start the false shell script again after updating it or if there is another problem in the script when directories of the path to steam contain spaces.
An alternative if you really cannot move it for some reason is to start steam over the shell script within a terminal. At least then it worked fine for me even with the buggy steam.sh shell script as it then get's the path with the correct syntax for spaces inside directory names..
Such paths may be resolved to /Volumes/<your hard drive name>/Directory/Steam.app
Also if you moved the Steam.app to your documents directory or any other user home directory it can be a problem if your user name (Unix user name) contains spaces!
The easiest way would be to move it into the default Applications directory at least for now. There the folder should always be resolved as /Applications/Steam.app ...
I guess the reason for the problem has something todo with the linux beta as it looks like the shell script is used for both operating systems.