LD_LIBRARY_PATH=~/.steam/bin32/steam-runtime/lib/i386-linux-gnu. Then, set an environment variable to use the steam libraries when executing the runner: Sudo apt install libc6-i386 libopenal1:i386 libxrandr2:i386 libglu1-mesa:i386

On my system, I needed to also install the following libraries: You don't need to login, and you can exit steam once you are at the login prompt. Once installed, run steam and allow it to go through the updates and everything until you get to the login prompt, this will create file paths that will be referenced in a moment. If you don't have it installed already, install steam from the ubuntu software manager. Until we can get a proper updated 64 bit version of the game up, this should get it running in ubuntu 20.04. I've tried almost every workaround I could find and even tried to fix every single error I could find in Steam's log files to no avail.Sorry about that, thanks for reporting the error. The flatpak package worked until a few weeks ago after something was updated. Originally posted by DiZpel:Steam is still not working on my OS. It's hard to believe that macOS has been the OS that has never failed me unless it was my own fault. Going back to Windows is not an option because Windows destroys itself after almost every big update. I thought LTS versions were supposed to be stable but I'm getting increasingly tempted to switch to a different distro that is not full of bugs that ruin my day. Running certain virtual machines (KVM) with PCI-e passthrough can freeze the whole system. It's obsessed with giving you snap packages even if they do not work. Taking screenshots with the Print Screen keyboard key can cause freezing. I can get HTTP 408 errors on one particular website with two different browsers, and that never happens on Windows. There are various other things that do not work properly in Ubuntu 20.04. I've tried almost every workaround I could find and even tried to fix every single error I could find in Steam's log files to no avail.

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