How To Get More Disk Space For Steam Mac
For Steam Go Here www.steampowered.com. Resolve issue: Insufficient memory or disk space. Word cannot display the requested Fonts - Duration: 1:27. Le Ngoc Tuan 114,203 views. The more programs you install, the more disk space will be used to facilitate that software. This is especially true for big applications like Photoshop, Office, etc. So, from time to time you need to audit all your applications and uninstall those that you don’t need or use that often.
Steam has a huge library of games you can buy and download onto your Mac, but if you aren't careful, you'll soon find yourself running out of space on your hard drive for anything new. Now, we all have games that we have bought or downloaded that we don't play anymore. Maybe you have moved on from playing DOTA 2 or maybe you slightly regret getting caught up in the buzz of bizarre Doki Doki Literature Club, but in any case, those games you don't play take up precious space.
How To Get More Disk Space For Steam Machine
The good news is Steam makes it pretty easy to delete games and their data from your Mac right inside the Steam app. How to delete Steam games • Launch Steam from your Applications folder. • Click on the Library tab at the top of the Steam window. • Use the Control - Click shortcut on the game you want to delete. • Select Uninstall • Click the Delete button to confirm. This will delete all your game data from this game, meaning even if you reinstall the game at a later date, none of the progress you have in the game will save.
Any Questions? Hopefully, this helped you free up some space on your Mac. 
Let us know in the comments down below if you have any questions.
Okay, so I had to uninstall the game today due to a messup with the AV, it wouldn't properly update. (Why does this game have some many false positives?) So I backed up my present files, and uninstalled the game. However, when attempting to install the game, Steam says 'Not enough disk space' and this is certainly not true. I've got over 450 GB free space. And no, Steam hasn't gone crazy either, it can download other games larger than War Thunder without saying no space. I really need some help here.
In adition: You may restart steam and/or run it as administrator, also worth to be aware the installation is being stored on the correct hardrive (if more are installed) and on the correct partition (if the hardrive has partitions and/or limited on size). I've even restarted the computer, and the backup is stored in an external HDD which is not even plugged in while trying to do the clean re-install.
Unfortunately, it still insists there's not enough space. It can perfectly start installing, say Max Payne 3, which is 33 GB though. Then it's still related to BitDefender blocking something (even though it's disabled) i assume - this has in fact been reported by other users as well (though i still cannot really believe it ^^) you should add the War Thunder folder to the exception list in BitDefender, then restart the PC and try again. The only other suggestion that obviously has worked for people with this problem was to completely uninstall BitDefender (and personally i absolutely hate doing this because that's not the way it should be =/). You probably already tried but i still want to highligh this, is regarding the path location where the game is installed, so have you already tried another location?
Yes, tried drive C. It first started installing. However, C is not my main drive and is pretty small, I don't want to install any games there so I cancelled and removed it. Interesting thing is, now if I try to install it on C even if temporarily (premium active:c) it says no space again. I dunno, have been using steam for years and for the first time I see something like this. EDIT: Changing the name of the installation path solves this. If I make the path the same as the one I uninstalled (C:/SteamLibrary) it says disk full.