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You can sell your steam account on a third party site or if you really want to be done with it to recoup the money or you can have them delete it entirely. Me personally I sold my steam account, made a new one and I only rebought the games I like to play that are exclusively multiplayer like foxhole or squad.
I mean people have already found open source alternatives to using steam itself that are on par except for the controller profiles steam has but those can be done easily with something like antimicroX for the few games that have no controller support.
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I don't use steam tho
Thought I'd share this here for people. I made two bash scripts that automatically import steamRIP games into heroic games launcher flatpak. Used AI sloppa to make them for linux. Why not windows? Because there's no real program like flatpak for windows that sandboxes and linux is good for playing games and more secure. Pirated games obviously have risks, but this makes it less, also my main gaming PC as a home console is mostly offline so I don't really expose it to the internet.
First one is move.sh which just moves any .rar with unrar in the Downloads folder and moves them to games folder which heroic makes and unpacks them there. It also checks if it has already unpacked it and skips it.
https://pastebin.com/yiivJgxv
The second one I named json.sh using jq and curl and this takes all the unpacked games in /home/pc/Games/Heroic, searches for the named.exe and creates a library.json file and adds the entries in the heroic flatpak file and also uses steamgriddb API to fetch game art url to put in the respective fields. It also checks if an entry is an the .json and skips it if it is.
https://pastebin.com/RLmR7PSF
Here's what the results look like. Looks like steam and they all run and work. Some aren't perfect since some devs don't name the .exe exactly as the game title but 95% of them work.
First one is move.sh which just moves any .rar with unrar in the Downloads folder and moves them to games folder which heroic makes and unpacks them there. It also checks if it has already unpacked it and skips it.
https://pastebin.com/yiivJgxv
The second one I named json.sh using jq and curl and this takes all the unpacked games in /home/pc/Games/Heroic, searches for the named.exe and creates a library.json file and adds the entries in the heroic flatpak file and also uses steamgriddb API to fetch game art url to put in the respective fields. It also checks if an entry is an the .json and skips it if it is.
https://pastebin.com/RLmR7PSF
Here's what the results look like. Looks like steam and they all run and work. Some aren't perfect since some devs don't name the .exe exactly as the game title but 95% of them work.