Simon McVittie
Simon McVittie
> renameat: Input/output error This looks like a filesystem problem: the container runtime tried to rename a temporary file, and the filesystem said no. > /media/D/SteamLibrary From its name, I'm...
> https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/wiki/Using-a-NTFS-disk-with-Linux-and-Windows Looking at the list of contributors, I suspect this is a community/fan maintained document rather than being something that's maintained or supported by Valve. `umask=000` is not related...
The more general answer to "why doesn't this work?" is that we try to do reasonable things that work on most filesystems, and on Linux filesystems and some NTFS configurations...
> ``` > Proton: Upgrading prefix from None to 6.3-3 (/home/Dandraghas/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/compatdata/2725930334/) > 21:01:51.156568: pressure-vessel-adverb[9285]: I: Command exited with status 53 > ``` That looks like it's genuinely a Proton issue,...
I think there are several problems here, potentially all connected to running Steam as a Snap app instead of an OS-level app (e.g. .deb). In the legacy `LD_LIBRARY_PATH` runtime, used...
> These warnings indicate potential incompatibilities between Steam-in-Snap and the container runtime which can maybe be addressed from our side I tried doing this, but Steam-in-Snap's AppArmor profile doesn't allow...
@kisak-valve, please could you retitle this to something like "Dota 2 does not load in SteamLinuxRuntime with Steam installed via Snap" to set the scope of this issue?
> installed steam as native app To confirm: installing Steam as a native app (pacman, apt/dpkg, RPM, or your OS's equivalent) is the only thing that Valve can realistically support....
> In the legacy `LD_LIBRARY_PATH` runtime, used for most games (but not Dota 2), Vulkan is not working in 32-bit processes [...] 32-bit VDPAU and VA-API are also not working,...
> > These warnings indicate potential incompatibilities between Steam-in-Snap and the container runtime which can maybe be addressed from our side > > I tried doing this, but Steam-in-Snap's AppArmor...