Hello @tmvkrpxl0, it sounds like 32 bit OpenGL is broken in general on your system and this isn't a Steam-specific issue. Please install the libnvidia-gl-460:i386 system package. This should provide the missing 32 bit userspace support to go along with the rest of the nVidia driver install.
Hello @tmvkrpxl0, it sounds like 32 bit OpenGL is broken in general on your system and this isn't a Steam-specific issue. Please install the
libnvidia-gl-460:i386system package. This should provide the missing 32 bit userspace support to go along with the rest of the nVidia driver install.
I can't, installing it would break my cuda installation, which requires libnvidia-gl-460:amd64
The lack of 32 bit userspace support in nVidia's CUDA PPA is a known issue on their side and is being tracked at #5778. That needs to be addressed by nVidia's PPA package maintainers, not by a Valve developer. Please see that issue report for some methods to workaround your issue.
Closing as a duplicate of #5778.
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It should launch without problem
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Note that gpu driver is installed properly, i see it on driver manager and nvidia-smi works, i even played third-party games using vulkan api, and it worked fine and i see gpu usage rising on nvidia-smi. WebGL example works, etc..
This was fine until i installed nvidia-driver-460:amd64 to replace nvidia-driver-460:i386, in other words, i updated my driver from 32bit to 64bit and i encountered this issue