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It was caused by Steam not shutting down properly and it still looked like it was running. You could attempt to track down the item in the System Manager or try a simple reboot.
(this might not be the actual issue though)
In first write in the terminal: cd ~/.steam/steam and in second write: rm ./ClientRegistry.blob
Enjoy !
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=3093-MKUJ-5773
If you're on Ubuntu open the Dash (press the "windows" key on your keyboard or click the Ubuntu icon in the launcher) and type the word terminal.
An alternative which should work on most versions is to press ALT and F2 and put this command directly in there:
rm ~/.steam/steam/ClientRegistry.blob
The advantage of putting command in full terminal window rather than using ALT+F2 is that you get feedback about whether the command worked or not!
If you want to do everything by the GUI then here are the steps:
open your file browser
go to your home directory
unhide hidden files and folders (often Control + h or look for the option in a menu)
go into the .steam directory
go into the steam directory
find and delete the ClientRegistry.blob file
Here's a quick explanation about what the terminal command means:
rm - just mean remove / delete a file or directory.
~ - is a quick way of saying you're doing stuff in your home directory
/ - separates directories (NB windows uses \ for some silly reason)
. - before a file or directory name means it's hidden
Application Menu > Accessories > Terminal
Application Menu > System > Terminal
If you're using Ubuntu or Mint you can use their default shortcut Ctrl + Alt + T.
If you're really struggling to find the terminal emulator you can always use Ctrl + Alt + F1 to get into a real terminal and then Ctrl + Alt + F7 to get back to your desktop.