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Sorry, Flatpak
I edited my original comment to contain some other system information and the logs.
Have you tried installing the deb/rpm and seekng if the game works then?
I haven't tried any of the other versions in a while, mostly because it takes forever to install, but I can do that. I'll point out that this issue has been going on for years, and I had issues with all variants of steam I've tried before.
I'll download steam a few other times from various package managers to see if any of them work now that some time has passed. In particular, I'll try rpm-ostree layering, docker, and nix
i'll get back to you with the information when I've finished installing them
Wait what distro are you on?
Is this on one of Fedora's images or on one of uBlue's images? Regardless, could you specify what exactly we're dealing with?
I'm running ublue-os/bluefin-dx:latest It's an offshoot of Silverblue
Thanks for the clarification! We actually run very similar systems; I'm on the hardened Bluefin-dx image as per secureblue.
Regarding Steam, Bazzite -one of Bluefin's uBlue siblings- actually switched over to RPM Fusion's Steam due to issues with the Flatpak.
I don't know what exactly is the way to go for you. But I can suggest the following possibilities (from own experience):
rpm-ostree
.Bazzite lead developer here, we actually never used the flatpak. Our first release had it installed in a distrobox container on the desktop images. Deck images always had RPM Steam because Steam is essentially functioning as a desktop environment there. We moved them both to be RPM for support consistency reasons.
Thank you so much for correcting me! I'll edit my earlier post to reflect this! Your work on Bazzite is much appreciated! Thank you!