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by dreen
3848 days ago
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Yes but all of that is achievable without a bloated hog that steam interface is. Just run a thin updater, with a task manager icon as only UI, and a separate app for the store and downloading/installing games. You can probably cram the rights management into the tiny app as well without making sacrificing too much. |
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Steam uses ~120 MB of RAM on my system. Google Chrome uses 300+ MB of RAM with just the Google home page loaded.
> ...with a task manager icon as only UI,
You can configure Steam to only display a system tray icon when you don't have the Steam window open.