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It's annoying, because a great example right now is I'm downloading GTA V that's 60 gigs and will be done in 4 hours, at 3am when I'm sleeping. So when I wake up at 7am I can then turn it off, when it could've not been on for 4 hours.
And whenever this is requested there will always be people to defend the lack of the feature or tell you to "just use a third party program". And people always make up stupid reasons like computers consume more power when turning on/off, or that it could lead to security holes, or that it won't work perfectly 100% of the time.
Literally everything worth it's salt that deals with download management has an auto-shutdown.
I guess that's one thing consoles have over Steam currently.
You can download the binaries from https://github.com/akorb/SteamShutdown/releases/latest or the source code and compile it yourself.
cool, thanks for the tool !