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Any suggestions?ĮDIT: To clarify, I can NOT just install the Linux version of Steam, as the game I want to play is not compatible with Linux. I would contact Steam support but it's natively for windows and mac only and I'm using Ubuntu so they cant help me. So I updated Steam and it still gives me this error. If the issue persists, please contact Steam Support. Steam installation to the default C:\ Drive will correct this issue. Many of these issues were tied to FAT32 drives which has beenĬorrected in a Steam update. So I went to the Steam Powered site and looked up the error code and it said the fallowing: The Steam servers are too busy to handle you request for Portal 2. After the game's loading got to one percent it returned this error: When I was trying to start Portal 2 on the Ubuntu side however, a "completing installation" window came up. I have Steam installed on my computer on the Windows 7 side, however I also use it from the Ubuntu side via Wine as well. I have a dual boot computer, 64 bit Windows 7 and 64 bit Ubuntu 13.04.
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