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Докладване на проблем с превода
They're not bothering to communicate with any of us via the forums and therefore I'm left to conclude that they don't have a fix and aren't actively working on it.
Maybe they're working on some big xmass update that will leave us out in the cold?
What I know is that I'm not going to buy a single steam game as a gift this year.
WE HAVE BEEN HEARD!
Does anyone know how to post a bug report here?
Steam and all settings and preferences have been completely removed from my MacBook. The Mac has had DiskWarrior checks, permissions repairs and general tweaking done to resolve any issue in the Mac OS.
Valve responds with their common level 1 tech support "delete all this crap and try again BS". I'm beginning to wonder if it is related to the audio fix for other models (it fixed an audio failure mid-game on my Mid 2007 iMac). The MacBook has a "pop" noise like it is calling core audio, then the game crashes.
Late 2008 13.3" Aluminum MacBook (MacBook5,1)
2.4 GHz Core 2 Duo
8 GB of DDR3-1066
Hitachi HTS543225L9SA02 250 GB HDD
NVIDIA GeForce 9400m 256 MB
NVIDIA MCP79-1 Chipset