Hello @longshanks197, I agree that the vendored AMD driver in /opt is most likely a major contributing factor to the issue you're seeing.
Please completely close Steam, then run steam with STEAM_LINUX_RUNTIME_VERBOSE=1 steam from a terminal. This should add a significant amount of information to steamwebhelper.log for a Steam Runtime dev to ponder. Please attach the verbose log as a file or in a gist along with doing a general search for where libdrm.so.2 is located on your system. We're only really interested in where the library is supposed to be picked up from in this driver configuration and that it exists.
Well...I am a fool. At some point I symlinked /opt to /usr/opt as a quick fix for hard drive space instead of taking the time to resize the partition. I have resized the drive and moved the files into a proper /opt folder and everything is good. This is essentially the same as other issues with symlinks in essential steam search paths (Like 10552). Closing this issue to actions being taken.
Your system information
Please describe your issue in as much detail as possible:
Steam failed to launch a few days ago when the latest stable build dropped. There was no change to my directory structure. With the latest responses and closing due to a symbolic links, this does not apply to my setup. In my home folder ".steam" is mounted via fstab to a dedicated drive.
AMD drivers are direct from AMD at version 23.40.2/6.0.60002. Drivers rely on /opt folder which may be the issue.
Launching Steam generates the steamwebhelper is not responding dialog. Options presented does not change result.
Steam does log in and tray icon appears but cannot launch anything.
steam -cef-disable-gpu has no effect
Clean install of steam has no effect
Rolled back to Steam version 1705108172 and everything works as expected.
Latest console output:
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