Closed Roger-Roger-debug closed 7 months ago
I'm guessing what's happening here is you don't have x11-libs/gtk+:2
installed, so it picks that from the Steam runtime, but you do have x11-libs/cairo
installed, so it picks that from your system. Rather than selectively add dependencies to cover cases like this, I should probably add everything that you get with USE=-steamruntime
to ensure compatibility. The flag would then simply control whether Steam unpacks the runtime for libraries we don't have packaged or aren't needed for Steam itself. I need to think this over.
You are correct in your assumption.
This is probably a pretty niche issue, that's also easy for the user to fix, so I'm unsure of how big of an issue this actually is.
My intention was slimming my system down a bit. If you have the same dependencies regardless of the steamruntime
flag it introduces dependencies that aren't really needed to run steam.
That being said, your solution is probably the easiest way.
I have "-X" in my global use flags.
Installing steam was fine with that setup, but when starting steam I'm getting the error
Enabling
X
for cairo (and in return for cairomm) made everything work again.