Preliminary operations Before installing SteamCMD, make sure that lib32gcc1 package is on the server. To install this package, type: $ sudo apt-get install lib32gcc1 Downloading and installing SteamCMD Now everything is ready to install SteamCMD. However, it is not recommended to do so as a root user since if a problem arises, it could interfere with the entire system. To proceed, just create a new dedicated user. To do so, type: $ sudo useradd -m steam Then switch to the new user by typing: $ su - steam To have an installation path, create a new directory by writing: $ mkdir ~/Steam && cd ~/Steam As a result, all the files will be installed in the new directory ~/Steam Now download the latest version of SteamCMD from the Valve server: $ wget https://steamcdn-a.akamaihd.net/client/installer/steamcmd_linux.tar.gz The file you have just downloaded is a package .tar that you will need to unpack before running. To unzip the file write: $ t...
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