@dogphilosopher can you change your launch options to `PROTON_LOG=1 %command%` for one game
@dogphilosopher can you change your launch options to
PROTON_LOG=1 %command% for one game
Kand try launching it?
KIt'll make a log in your home directory that you can share
Nyeah, I'll give that a try.
NDoesn't seem to be outputting the log file..
Tit should be at
~/steam-<appID>.logNSet launch options here right?
N
Tyes
Nno dice
NThis is what happens.
NI've tried uninstalling and reinstalling my games and that hasn't done it either.
NI'm wondering maybe it's a permissions issue? I have my games saved on a separate disk.
Twhat file system is that disk?
Kyes
Tpermissions aren't too much of an issue when you are not using a flatpak
Next4
Npermissions look right for my user account anyway.
Kafter adding that do you have a log file in home?
Nnope.
Kok, it's not even starting proton then
Knext thing to try, close steam entirely
Kopen a terminal
K/usr/bin/bazzite-steamKand then try launching a game
Kand give the terminal output
Nmessage.txt20.54KB
KKtried to run proton
KKand this is the only thing that stands out
Kcan you validate your game files on that title real quick?
Nsure!
Njust so you are aware, this same behavior is happening for all my proton based games. I haven't tried installing a native game.
NOne thing I could try to is installing it in the default folder steam uses too rather than an external disk.
Nsame thing after validating.
Ngonna try installing a game quick in my /var/home directory is uses by default and see if something different happens.
NOK, so that worked.
NI wonder if something is fucky with permissions.
NI don't remember if I had to do anything with that directory when trying to get it to work with bazzite-arch version or not.
Nit adds the drive fine...
NI will try creating a new Steam Library folder and see if things install properly there.
Tother things to try: verifying game files, verifying Proton's files, deleting the prefix
NOK, I created a new SteamLibrary and set the permissions wide open to 777 and that allowed it work.
NI wonder if steam is using a different user or something to access the files?
Nthe layered steam I mean.
DDid you mount the drive under /mnt or /var/mnt?
N/var/mnt
DHmm
NOK... so I set 777 permissions recursively on the original SteamLibrary folder and it still doesn't work.
NI'm gonna try disabled SELinux
