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That is incredible. > Line 468: rm -rf "$STEAMROOT/"* Without a check for $STEAMROOT validity. I'm not sure you couldn't sue Valve for the incredible reckless

That is incredible. > Line 468: rm -rf "$STEAMROOT/"* Without a check for $STEAMROOT validity. I'm not sure you couldn't sue Valve for the incredible recklessness. That is just beyond the pale.

cmurf 11y ago
In general you can't. Most all software EULAs pretty much says you agree there is no warranty and no liability no matter what happens.
- Sharlin 11y ago
  EULAs are not magic, at least in sane jurisdictions. A lot of stuff they contain is not legally binding.