Step 3: Be patient and wait for Steam to update. I'll be re-downloading all the packages of the current version of Aseprite, and re-adjusting the packages for Steam to check if this issue can be easily solved removing the symlink (probably this will lead to downloading two times the data/ directory, but that is a minor problem). Step 1: In the Applications folder, find and choose Steam to run it on your Mac. Then, go to the Steam website, and try downloading it again. app bundle is the same as the one distributed, but maybe now macOS Ventura is checking the existence of the symlink itself. Go to the downloads folder, and drag Steam to the trash. If you edit grub.cfg to remove quiet, splash, and plymouth.ignoretty1 from the 'SteamOS' entry, it should give you a long string of messages showing everything it's doing and where it gets stuck. The details are tricky but in short: we are distributing on Steam the data/ directory as a platform-independent package (downloaded on all platforms) and the macOS package without the data/, but a symlink ( Aseprite.app/Contents/Resources/data) is created to that data/ directory. The problem may be that Plymouth (the software that shows the 'boot animation') shows the manufacturer logo so the boot process looks seamless. If this is an issue only on Steam, I suspect that it might be related to the way we're distributing Aseprite on Steam specifically and our release process for Steam will need a change.macOS Gatekeeper has changed in a way that it checks all notarized apps every time they are launched (not just in the first launch), not sure if this changed/broke something.Some extra information and work to be done about this issue:

Cannot install steam on mac