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When you restart $steam after an update, it starts the old version. ([https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/181904 #181904])
A workaround is to remove the user files in <code>/home/<USER>/.local/share/Steam/userdata</code>. This can be done with <code>rm -rf /home/<USER>/.local/share/Steam/userdata</code> in the terminal or with your file manager. After that, Steam can be set up again by restarting.

When you restart $steam after an update, it starts the old version. (#181904) A workaround is to remove the user files in /home/<USER>/.local/share/Steam/userdata. This can be done with rm -rf /home/<USER>/.local/share/Steam/userdata in the terminal or with your file manager. After that, Steam can be set up again by restarting.

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	When you restart ~~[[Steam]]~~ after an update, it starts the old version. ([https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/181904 #181904])		When you restart $steam after an update, it starts the old version. ([https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/181904 #181904])
	A workaround is to remove the user files in <code>/home/<USER>/.local/share/Steam/userdata</code>. This can be done with <code>rm -rf /home/<USER>/.local/share/Steam/userdata</code> in the terminal or with your file manager. After that, Steam can be set up again by restarting.		A workaround is to remove the user files in <code>/home/<USER>/.local/share/Steam/userdata</code>. This can be done with <code>rm -rf /home/<USER>/.local/share/Steam/userdata</code> in the terminal or with your file manager. After that, Steam can be set up again by restarting.