This is a proof-of-concept for a Steam client based upon the design from mrtomone (linked above). Only the library view was shown in the concepts so the others pages were (noticeable) designed by me :D
There are some things this can't do because of API limitations. For example, you can't see your current wallet balance outside of the store. Unfortunately this still requires Steam to be installed and running (If it isn't this will launch it when starting a game) because Steam games can't be launch without the Steam client.
TODO: Make instructions :)
- The first time you launch the client, you will need to connect your Steam account. Simply follow the instructions provided in the client to do so.
- After you have done that it may take a while for all your data to become available. Whilst you are waiting for that, head into the settings, click the
Downloads
tab, and add all the directories where your Steam games are installed. - NOTE: You have to add at least one directory that has the
steam.exe
executable in it. (For example, if yoursteam.exe
is located atC:\Program Files\Steam\steam.exe
you should add theC:\Program Files\Steam
directory) - NOTE: Do not add the
steamapps/common
directory. Instead, simply add theSteam
directory which contains the sub-directoriessteamapps/common
Library 1
![Library 1](./screenshots/library-001.png)Library 2
![Library 2](./screenshots/library-002.png)Library 3
![Library 3](./screenshots/library-003.png)Settings 1
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