Pure alpha status

  Currently awaits for dbus launch command and launches steam
 
TODO:
  
  * Properly kill steam and all sub processes.
  * Create UDP WOL listener for port 9 (super user daemon) which can lazy find
    and connect to dbus, this might be hacky...?  Also the steam link polls udp
    port 27036 for steam status, I might also be able to watch that.
  * Create an http server for pushing commands over as well, to integrate with
    various android http button apps.
  * Create a command line interface for the steam_client.py to launch/stop/kill
    etc

FUTURE:    

  * Create a pygame menu interface that controls the steam client from within
    steam (launch it as a 'game') that way
    
BACKGROUND:

I just recently got a steam link, and a steam controller for the most part they
work great.  But steam on linux feels broken for any but the happy path.

Launching steam games never seems to be on the happy path.
 
I have a 1440p monitor dual system, but games don't always want to run properly
on it.  Also some games don't work well with dual monitors under linux. I
wanted a way to hit a button from either my phone or the steam link, that
triggered my desktop to reconfigure via xrandr to a 1080p single head, and then
launch steam.

I figured there was already a system for doing the basic steam management
launch/stop/kill  and there was not, so it made sense to create it.

Using DBUS to do basic RPC I was able to hack this alpha 'test' in about an hour
or so.

I feel like such a tool is a necessary evil right now, and will help Linux
gamers better manage their desktop PC's steam processes from the comfort of
their couch.