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Not saying you're safe, obviously.
Also any criticism by the hackers is invalid because its not yet released, and in a beta for that matter.
It's not like Valve's handing out $100 checks to anyone who figures out how to run Steam without being in the Beta group. There's nothing to be "betrayed" about. Valve said they were going to open it up to a closed beta and they did. What other users manage to do (or not) with the software is beside the point.
Most of the people bypassing the beta protection are fairly experienced users. Hell, a lot of us are Arch or Gentoo users. And let me tell you, use one of those distros for a while and you get used to solving errors.
and no one is criticizing the client itself. Seriously, no one. What are you talking about? If you're talking about bug reports, I'd say you're pretty naive if you think bug reports aren't valid because the application is in beta.
Having people bypass the check and use steam for linux without being in the beta is one thing, but when I look at the general discussion section and see a dozen threads about bug reports, I can't help but feel Valve must have a bad impression of us right now.
The thing about this beta is that Valve wasn't targeting "average Linux users" (and I use that term very loosely). They targeted hackers and powerusers.
And if you let hackers and powerusers use you're program, they're going to hack and poweruse it.
Let them discover and fix their bugs in a controlled manner. I'm using the client out side of the beta but I do it at my own risk knowing that some things propably won't work, because I don't run it in the targeted enviroment so reporting bugs would be pretty stupid.