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                                            Timothee "TTimo" Besset

The Steam client is forgetting secondary Steam Library folders on abnormal shutdown

@zany130 what is `/mnt/GAMES` on your system? What filesystem? Is it a removable device? The relevant lines: ``` [2023-06-01 22:22:38] Drive removed: /mnt/GAMES [..] [2023-06-01 22:22:38] Unmounted library folder "/mnt/GAMES/SteamLibrary"...

The Steam client is forgetting secondary Steam Library folders on abnormal shutdown

Thanks @JarnoKai. We have two confirmations of the root cause for this now. This is really an OS problem - Ubuntu 22 only as far as I can tell? UI...

The Steam client is forgetting secondary Steam Library folders on abnormal shutdown

Thanks @NathanielH-snek - this is clearly the same problem.

Steam Controller Support With 3rd Party Flatpak Games

This should be fixed in latest beta, Steam Input can now be used with flatpak shortcuts.

Steam freezes after running for a while

Please try disabling background shader processing to see if this has an impact on the freezes? (Steam -> Settings -> Shader Pre-Caching -> Allow background processing of Vulkan shaders)

A dependency for gtkradiant seems completely unobtainable in Xubuntu 22.04

Too many distros obsoleting too many libraries to even maintain source compatibility. Your best option might be the ongoing efforts to move radiant over to flatpak (https://github.com/TTimo/GtkRadiant/issues/574)

gldriverquery crashes every time when steam client is launching

old report (2022). If you're still crashing after https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux/issues/11052, it's likely a driver bug and not us. closing.

req/rep example uses push/pull socket types

aren't lines like: assert (nn_bind (sock, url) >= 0); no-ops at compile time? e.g. the nn_bind will never run

Behavior when a state transition is triggered from a callback?

I would like to quickly catch when my callbacks are causing this sort of nested state change. An assertion would be best for me, as I don't see a situation...

Various problems on Windows

Hello @kquick - thanks for the prompt reply. Maybe let's just start with Python 2.7 and try to get that working then. I tried to use `pytest`: ``` ttimo_000@VANGUARD /c/d/R/T/b/l/thespian>...