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IIRC , I just installed that "dnsmasq" package from package manger in Ubuntu, and turn ff/ on computer and after a while the download speed started to go up in steam
the "how" has already been explained:install dnsmasq
once installed domain name queries are then handled by dnsmasq. when your computer makes a domain name query, dnsmasq checks it's cached list of domain addresses, and if the address isn't currently cached, it forwards the query to the next available dns. it then caches the response, and all subsequent queries to that domain are then handled by dnsmasq.
sudo apt-get install dnsmasq
sudo service dnsmasq restart
# done, this immediatelt improved my download spee from few kbytes per second to full 1.2Mbit
No restart was required.