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Ensure there isn't an existing issue for this and check the wiki
This issue is not a duplicate and I have checked the wiki.
Current Behavior
/snap/steam/191/usr/bin/zenity: error while loading shared libraries: libgtk-3.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Expected Behavior
There's meant to be a zenity(1) progress bar while setting up Steam Runtime during first run of a new Steam version. I expected zenity and its mandatory dependencies to be provided by the Snap app. Providing zenity but not its mandatory dependencies seems like something has gone badly wrong with dependency resolution.
(This time this is not a pressure-vessel-related issue, it's the old LD_LIBRARY_PATH runtime that's involved here.)
Steps To Reproduce
Install and run Steam
Environment
Ubuntu 24.04
gaming-graphics-core22 version
kisak-fresh (default)
Anything else?
No response
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I've had similar issue in Leaf's Odyssey, reported it in Steam: ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux#10908 The logs also mention libgtk cannot be found.
I've tried the solution linked by @ashuntu but the game still doesn't run, nor did rebooting. The game runs with Compatibility enabled and set to Steam Linux Runtime 1.0 but that's far from a great solution.
zenity seems to work now, but confirmation would be nice
After what change? A new snapd version (which version?), or a new version of this app?
I'd imagine this is in reference to updates in the Steam Snap and snapd edge. I'll leave this open for now and see the status of things once everything is in stable.
Ensure there isn't an existing issue for this and check the wiki
Current Behavior
Expected Behavior
There's meant to be a zenity(1) progress bar while setting up Steam Runtime during first run of a new Steam version. I expected zenity and its mandatory dependencies to be provided by the Snap app. Providing zenity but not its mandatory dependencies seems like something has gone badly wrong with dependency resolution.
(This time this is not a pressure-vessel-related issue, it's the old
LD_LIBRARY_PATH
runtime that's involved here.)Steps To Reproduce
Install and run Steam
Environment
Ubuntu 24.04
gaming-graphics-core22 version
kisak-fresh (default)
Anything else?
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: