#Steam Flatpak refuses to launch any games, this includes Linux and Proton titles.

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Run from command line flatpak run com.valvesoftware.Steam and provide logs

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No that's not interesting

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It's a generic symptom of some deeper issue

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Post the whole log

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What distro?

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Did you grant Steam access to that folder?

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I'm not sure whether or not Rocky restrict user namespaces

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Kernel feature

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Not necessarily, Heroic doesn't use user namespaces in most cases

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That probably means it can't find or can't access the files

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Verify game integrity in game properties

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And check the permissions on your game drive

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Right-click folder > Properties (depends on your DE) > Info about the folder

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Example for Gnome

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The unlabeled_t is unusual

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restorecon -R [folder]

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No it doesn't delete

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It restores the SELinux label configuration

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Ideally it can figure out what label it should have

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You can add -nv for a dry run that shows the results

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Dry run means it pretends to do something but doesn't actually do it

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restorecon -Rnv [folder]

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Dry run and verbose

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Yes

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You need to provide the full path

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[folder] is a placeholder

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You don't type out the brackets

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Looks about right

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Remove the nv

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Close the game and Steam

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Then run the command

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Yes

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It means recursive

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Good

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Now try again

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More like it's bed time for me

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Need to get up in 8 hours from now

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Alarm goes off at 0430AM

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Restorecon did work though?

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It read unlabelled_t before, and now it reads mnt_t