Missing 32-bit library libGL.so.1

steamclosed reviewedNot a bug

ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux#2179 · opened 2013-03-17 by USAyesterday · updated 2013-10-22 · 2 comments · github

UUSAyesterday 2013-03-17 github

I recently installed Linux Mint 14 64-bit, which came with the Nouveau graphics driver. Steam worked fine, but TF2 didn't, so in the interest of not only an official driver but also better performance, I installed the 310.32 Nvidia driver for my GTX 650 Ti. It supposedly installed 32-bit compatibility libraries, but every time Steam runs, it displays:

"Missing 32-bit libraries:
libGL.so.1"

Then a Steam-looking window appears saying that SteamUI.so is not able to load. libGL.so.1 is sitting in /usr/lib/ right now (the 64-bit version, though). Anybody know how to fix this? I've been scratching my head since Feb. 29, and none of the solutions here or on other forums are working.

Jjohndrinkwater 2013-03-17 github

Do you have mesa (for util libraries) installed? What’s the output for ldconfig -p | grep libGL.so.1. Do people’s comments in issue #321 help you.

UUSAyesterday 2013-03-21 github

Thank you so much for showing me that issue page. I now have fixed the issue :)

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