Closed ranisalt closed 7 months ago
Running lsi-steam --reset
and then starting up again fixed, I guess my runtime was broken.
Actually, it did not, it's just that lsi-settings utility was not persisting the config. bz2 1.0.6 is still missing.
The same issue does not happen by running steam-native
instead.
This is caused by commit 287781356c705fabafdc3c358393d7e67dd99e54. After reverting it, lsi-steam starts on my Manjaro box. Of course the SDL problem is still there, which means you can't use the native runtime.
@ikeydoherty hey can you say something about this? I'm tagging you as you made the commit. It helps Fedora but breaks Arch/Manjaro
Edit: the error in Arch is a different one now, it has bz2 1.0.8 instead of 1.0.6 so it points to the wrong lib.
I have the same issue, how can I fix this?
I have the same issue, how can I fix this?
Clone and revert 2877813 (git revert 2877813
), then compile again.
Is this project abandoned?
Seems like it might be, the last commit was on May 20, 2018
I have the following error log:
Enabling steam runtime fixes, but then a shitload of games are broken because of ancient libraries. So I either can't play or can't play here.
I tried building v1.0.6 of libbz2 (Arch uses 1.0.8 already) but steam refuses to find it at
/usr/lib{,32}/libbz2.so.1.0.6
.