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Steam Crashes after logging in #9711
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I also have this issue on arch with nvidia graphic's card Steam seems to open whenever one of the commands I run requires steam to update. steam -tcp worked once. Now only steam -vgui opens, but the friends tab is broken. I have not attempted to downgrade drivers or run steam --reset. |
I am on Arch, with a Ryzen card, and had this problem on Gnome. KDE Plasma, oddly, worked fine out of the box. No issues whatsoever with KDE Plasma. In Gnome, I found the solution:
Hopefully this might work for you (if you're using Gnome)? |
Running kde plasma at the moment and running into this |
I downgraded my nvidia driver and after steam --reset, bricked my computer since I did not also downgrade my kernel. I have not tried to re-open it. So, idk if that is a permanent fix. But you may try |
Deleting this file allowed me to open steam ~/.cache/nvidia/GLCache |
Please describe your issue in as much detail as possible:
After logging in the app just crashes, I see there are tons of other issues about the app crashing with the new update as well and I have tried all the solutions other people have used to get it working with no luck. I downgraded my nvidia drivers, launched in -vgui, -bigpicture, or --reset mode, Reinstalled my xdg-desktop-portal, updated my system, and tried resintalling steam in a few different ways but nothing I do can get the app to open without crashing. Has anyone found a reliable solution or does it just not work with the new update?
These are the issues I looked at already and tried all the solutions people put but none of these have worked so far to even get the application open.
#9577
#9383
#9692
#9588
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