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Like reinstall steam in a virtual drive that is case-insensitive. Because Mac hasn't had case-sensitive file system capability for years, and hasn't been warning developers about this for years, and Steam has had NO chance to make compatibility updates for years.
How much money have I spent on my library of games that is just inaccessible to me today because Steam updated last night? Possibly a thousand dollars. And they just turned it off. This is a disturbing lack of awareness on Steam's part.
Edit: I've been trying a lot of stuff and nothing seems to be working so far and its really frustrating.
I effectively did:
My HDD is called 'Foo' and I moved the Steam folder to it with the name 'Steam.user' (because 'Steam' already existed, as it contains a number of games). Hope that helps.
I guess I'm used to doing this kind of legwork to make products I paid for work on a Mac. I'm just disappointed in Steam. I didn't expect better, just disappointed.
Dammit, Steam. Dammit, Valve.
Once done, open a Terminal window. Do something like:
$ open ~/Steam.dmg (change the path as needed)
$ cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/Steam
$ pax -rw -pe . /Volumes/Steam/
$ cd ..
$ rm -rf Steam
$ diskutil eject disk2 (You might have to change the 'disk2', or just eject using Finder)
From now on, you can do:
$ hdiutil attach ~/Steam.dmg -mountroot ~/Library/Application\ Support (again, change the .dmg path as needed)
Before you run Steam, and you're golden! This is annoying and isn't as easy as using another drive, but at least you don't have to use another drive!
I don't get why this is so hard for Valve to fix. Steam works fine on Linux, and Linux isn't case insensitive!
** Fixed typo, thanks Ienkazav!!! ***
From the changelog:
"Improved checks for case-sensitive APFS file systems. The Steam client only supports case-insensitive file * systems on macOS, and will continue to warn users when running with an incompatible file system"
Improved checks? More like don't allow it run at all on a case-sensitive filesystem, and thus breaking the whole client. I have run it for several months on my case-sensitive filesystem without any issues, but now they decide to remove the support. Why?
No, the client doesn't just warn. It doesn't even start anymore.
I can't see any good reason for enforcing this. Especially as long as Linux is supported.
Also, you might want to use sparse bundle disk image format if you're short on disk space.
PS: Don't ask me what it all means, someone just helped me with all this and came up with this comment :-)
Thanks for catching that, I just fixed my post. :)
I have used steam in case sensitivity file system for a year without problem until it updated.