Your instructions are straight forward, but It still does not work.
You need to enable proton log and read it then, maybe launch steam from console window too and read what it prints in console.
#!/bin/bash
DEF="."
SRC="${1:-$DEF}"
echo "Scanning $SRC for case insensitive dupes"
find $SRC | sort -f | uniq -di
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Sounds like a good idea.You need to enable proton log and read it then, maybe launch steam from console window too and read what it prints in console.
I had similar behaviour 2 times last year:
1. That was prefix with manually installed .net/mono, then removed. That didn't go well. So deleting prefix total and let proton create fresh helped.
2. That was case sensitivity names mess and symlinks I made mess.
Helper for windows games to check case sensivity, save and do chmod +x on it:
Bash:#!/bin/bash DEF="." SRC="${1:-$DEF}" echo "Scanning $SRC for case insensitive dupes" find $SRC | sort -f | uniq -di
Also if you have AMD card check here:
For AMD users having issues with non OpenGL games
Compatibility tool for Steam Play based on Wine and additional components - ValveSoftware/Proton
Right click on game in steam library, settings. Find something like launch parameters (command line field txet box there) and type exact:
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Same.
The Proton 6.21-GE-2 tarball I extracted to:I did it the following way:
0. Check protonDB if your game is supported by proton for Linux: https://www.protondb.com/app/359320 (in case of Elite, it is)
1. Install steam via your packet manager (Arch linux for me so I used pacman). This way steam runs natively since Valve highly supports gaming on Linux
2. Go to https://github.com/GloriousEggroll/proton-ge-custom/releases and download and install this custom proton version (it worked wonders for me for Elite and other games)
3. After successfully installing, go to steam and change the proton settings for Elite to enforce using this custom proton version
It goes without saying that you will probably need some additional dependencies, like the post above me mentioned, protontricks will often times be such a dependency (it's a wrapper that runs winetricks command (yet another dependency) which ultimately solves a lot of "missing XYZ" issues).
The main selling point is to use this custom proton version as the team behind it did an awesome job customizing proton for specific games, including Elite Dangerous, which saves a lot of configuration time if it works out of the box and usually doesn't require much more configuration time if it doesn't.
Try these steps. Obviously no guarantee that it will work like this but if you encounter any issues during these steps I will gladly be here to assist you.
That is not really "files". It is handles. Meaning everything - files, pipes, shared memory etc, etc. - i.e. kernel managed resource. And you have limit 4096 for all.
I added the following lines to /etc/security/limits.conf:
Well,
I think I was rising those yes. For something just big.
I send you two log files, both with Steam using Proton-6.21-GE-2.I see, so your problem appears to be more complicated than originally assumed. Could you share your system specs and error logs on something like https://pastebin.com/ ? In the meantime, I will do some research based on your error reports and call back once I know more. Deal?
Thanks. I will need to perform some tests tomorrow. In the meantime, you can update steamdeps as the error log says
Hello,
Hey, I have looked into the files.
I deleted all vulkan and nvidia stuff and started anew.
