Re: [arch-general] steam-native can't find libpcre.so.3, breaks embedded browser

2019-04-08 Thread Alexandre Oliveira via arch-general
Looks like it's very unlikely that Valve will be willing to fix their stuff. As discussed in both the Arch Linux issue and GitHub, the problem is that steamwebhelper.sh prepends the path '.', which causes the issue. Editing the file to append that same path instead works. I think the way to go is

Re: [arch-general] steam-native can't find libpcre.so.3, breaks embedded browser

2019-04-04 Thread Alexandre Oliveira via arch-general
I don't think it'll be possible to have this patch upstream because not all distros offer a native runtime version of Steam like Arch does and for some reason, as stated in the bug report by Maarten, the native runtime is using Steam's version of glib and gio. From what I understood, it makes sens

[arch-general] steam-native can't find libpcre.so.3, breaks embedded browser

2019-04-03 Thread Alexandre Oliveira via arch-general
It seems like the steam-native package is broken as of March 21, according to this bug report[1]. Installing libselinux and pcre seems to fix the issue. I don't know if it's a good idea to write about it here, but I'd like to get this patch mainstreamed, instead of having to install another packag