14 DAY TRIAL // A new Steam client update is now available for download, as Valve has decided to fix some of the different issues that are currently causing the program to crash in certain situations.
Steam has been around for over 10 years now and Valve is busy developing it into new directions, like with the SteamOS that was revealed yesterday.
Now, the company has confirmed that a new Steam update can be downloaded by users, fixing quite a few issues surrounding downloads and crashes, but also errors relating to the Big Picture mode.
Check out the changelog below, via the official website.
Steam
Fixed launching Source SDK 2013-based mods from the Steam server browser Fixed showing “[unknown]” user names for players in current game lobby Fixed downloading Steam cloud files via HTTP Fixed a regression which made some OpenGL games (Rage) crash in some cases activating the in-game overlay
Big Picture
Fixed setting display resolution in Big Picture mode before login properly restarts Big Picture mode Added Big Picture language settings panel Fixed subsequent login problem caused by canceling creating an account
The new update will be automatically downloaded the next time you start Steam.