Hello @Dainted, swrast is mesa's slower software renderer, and the fact that Steam is trying to use it hints that you're using nVidia's proprietary driver, but don't have the driver's 32 bit userspace support installed. The nVidia proprietary driver requires that the running kernel module, 64 bit userspace, and 32 bit userspace versions are installed and have exactly the same version to work properly.
Please figure out what nVidia driver series you're using, then run something like sudo apt install libnvidia-gl-470:i386 (replacing 470 with the driver series you're using) to install the missing userspace support.
Please figure out what nVidia driver series you're using
How do I even start to try and figure that out? All the Additional Drivers menu tells me is "You're running a manually installed driver", I didn't even manually install the driver, it was the Ubuntu installer that did and usually it doesn't say that.
Last time that it did show me what driver i was running it reported it as driver version 470, I am unable to verify this though because when I run the nVidia Control Panel it breaks my drivers and upon the next boot, my GPU will not output any display.
Edit: Ok, so with some better searching (turns out I was using the wrong search terms), I found out that I should run nvidia-smi in the terminal, it reported nVidia Driver 460.91.03, do I replace sudo apt install libnvidia-gl-470:i386 with sudo apt install libnvidia-gl-460:i386 or sudo apt install libnvidia-gl-460.91.03:i386? I'm assuming it is sudo apt install libnvidia-gl-460:i386 but I don't want to make any mistakes lol.
Ubuntu packages the nVidia driver by series, so sudo apt install libnvidia-gl-460:i386 makes sense.
Ubuntu packages the nVidia driver by series, so
sudo apt install libnvidia-gl-460:i386makes sense.
Well I started Steam via the terminal to see what it does and that seems to have worked!
Thank you!
Nothing extracted yet.
(Modified) Acer Nitro 5, 12 GB RAM, nVidia G-Force GTX 1050 Ti (4GB VRAM), Intel i5 (unknown version(8700k i believe?)
All I did was launch Steam, it downloaded updates as usual, but when it got to the "verifying install" part after restarting the client after updates, all it did was show the steam start-up window for about a second before closing, when I opened the terminal and started Steam through the terminal I got this output:
Steps for reproducing this issue:
To be honest, I don't know how to, as far as I know, this is an issue that is also known in the snap version too, it seems to only be with 20.04.2 LTS as far as I can tell