Windows games not launching, where is my wine?
probably best to start a thread on this so it is easier to follow in the future
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So it doesn't seem related to the install volume
@zerochill where would the wine/proton logs be?
stuff inside
~/.local/share/Steam/logs
don't seem too usefulI'm not sure off hand, usually when I have this kind of problem, I kill steam entirely, then start it from commandline and launching the games gives me more verbose output, sometimes I'll grab the command that the steam wrapper is launching and it will give me more info since I get the output from the game binary
Good call. sec.
wtf
I'm just full of permission errors here hehe
where execution perms are missing
FWIW, I think the elfclass stuff is a red herring, I think it is just always trying to do LD Preloads and will have that output. Based on the other output, it seems like it is trying to spin up another process, but the process bombs out and the steam wrapper can't hook it for the steam overlay and whatnot.
https://forum.manjaro.org/t/cannot-run-steam-ld-preload-cannot-be-preloaded/140902/2
Manjaro Linux Forum
Cannot run steam: LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded
Looks like you are trying to run a 32-bit game, while Manjaro is 64-bit. You normally should have the required 32-bit libraries installed, but it’s possible that you’re missing one — Manjaro is not Ubuntu. See if this thread below offers you a solution… ⬇
Yeah looks like it was a dumb permissions issue indeed.
You said it was a fresh install in your homedir? I know that ntfs permissions a whacky sometimes. If possible, try to make sure nothing is coming off that btrfs drive.
just chmodded the shit out of evth and... 🙂 lo and behold
Glad it is working haha
One game did
Now for a relevant one hehe
Lol, I think I'll just clean up the text I dumped around the chat
It wouldn't hurt to have some of it in here, like the premis of using
ntfs2btrfs
(I never even heard of that before lol)