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I have a little low wattage serverbox running DSL, but I can only download Linux content.
Option to choose would be nice.
So basically, the solution is here.
Off-topic-but-still-on-topic: something like lightweight client which just does the authorization of the games would be awesome as well.
Over all i do agree, but i think maybe if the Small Mode can become that be great, and do the job just as much..
Thank you for telling me about SteamCMD. It may not be the easiest solution (compared to a simple HTTP download) but it does exactly what I want or it least it would do if it wasn't limited to x86, so it's not going to run on my Raspberry (ARM) nor on my router (MIPS). So that doesn't help me much unless Valve makes an ARM build or releases the source.
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As far as I know downloading something you already own from unauthorised sources is still illegal (at least in Germany) so it's not an option.
Also I'm quite surprised that the sentence that I'm not going to repeat has been edited out because it didn't encourage piracy in any way. I just wanted to point out how Valve might benefit from implementing the features I suggested.
but i do think it will change from country to contry