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PayPalIt seems an update of glibc has caused a bunch of Linux ports from Feral Interactive to be broken. Here's a possible workaround for now.
Add this as a launch option:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/path/to/steam/games/steamapps/common/gamename/lib/x86_64/" %command%Set it to the correct install path and replace "gamename" with the name of the game.
That can be placed by right clicking the game in Steam, going to Properties, hit Set Launch Options and put that in.
While stuff like this doesn't happen too often, it is one of the problems of being on a rolling distribution. Updates can break stuff! It's why even after I posted about how I loved Antergos, I'm back and happy on Ubuntu on my main gaming machine, so I don't have to deal with stuff like this.
I've emailed the PR people at Feral Interactive to let them know, and to see if we can get a comment on what they plan to do. It's worth noting the bug was reported to them nearly a month ago and so they should already be aware.
Hopefully this will be sorted before too long. Feral will need to sort it, since Ubuntu and others will update before too long. It could be a regression in the updated packages and not intentional to be fair, so it might not be Feral's problem to solve.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
Good to know that it has been noticed.
At the time I just moved the game lib dir to fix the problem.
I was blaming feral!! Now lets test vulkan with amdgpu!!
Quoting: fraciLD_LIBRARY_PATH="../lib/x86_64/" %command%
Sorry a proper fix/update and that users will be able to get back up and running with easy.
Quoting: themixturemediaQuoting: fraciLD_LIBRARY_PATH="../lib/x86_64/" %command%
Sorry a proper fix/update and that users will be able to get back up and running with easy.
yeah yeah, I am with you, I just post that to simplify the main post launch option, I mean, this:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/path/to/steam/games/steamapps/common/gamename/lib/x86_64/" %command%could be simplified with this:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH="../lib/x86_64/" %command%
lucifertdark Sep 11, 2017
Last edited by lucifertdark on 11 September 2017 at 11:56 am UTC
Quoting: liamdaweIt's why even after I posted about how I loved Antergos, I'm back and happy on Ubuntu on my main gaming machine, so I don't have to deal with stuff like this.
Me too. After a torrid affair with Manjaro Gnome, I'm back with Ubuntu Gnome 17.04. Manjaro and I parted amicably a few months ago when its fickleness became apparent. It was inevitable, really. Looking back, I guess I knew the honeymoon was over when I learned that it was called "Manjaro" like "Mt. Kilimanjaro" and not "Man-haro" as it would be pronounced in Spanish.)
- Steam provides a "runtime" (a bunch of libs, not in the games folders). Shouldn't games be using that, and not be impacted by system updates ?
- In addition, why would there be libs already present in a game's folder, which are not used by default by the game launcher ?
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