Your steam installation in Flatpak should have a bin_steam.sh in /../com.valvesoftware.Steam/current/active/files/lib/steam. Also a bootstrap.....tar.xz file.
The script unpacks the bootstrap file in a .local/share/Steam directory. The bin_steam.sh script tells you where it installs around line 95:
function install_bootstrap()
{
STEAMDIR="$1"
# Save the umask and set strong permissions
omask="$(umask)"
umask 0077
echo $"Setting up Steam content in $STEAMDIR"
Towards the end of the script there is the function check_bootstrap(), which checks that the bootstrap was unpacked successfully. Basically you can manually unpack the bootstrap file in the right place:
tar -xf bootstrap.tar.xz and remove the checks in the script and it should execute and run.
Make sure that the partition that has the bootstrap etc ($STEAMDIR) is mounted with the exec permission in /etc/fstab !
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Posted · Edited by oberon
Your steam installation in Flatpak should have a bin_steam.sh in /../com.valvesoftware.Steam/current/active/files/lib/steam. Also a bootstrap.....tar.xz file.
The script unpacks the bootstrap file in a .local/share/Steam directory. The bin_steam.sh script tells you where it installs around line 95:
function install_bootstrap()
{
STEAMDIR="$1"
# Save the umask and set strong permissions
omask="$(umask)"
umask 0077
echo $"Setting up Steam content in $STEAMDIR"
Towards the end of the script there is the function check_bootstrap(), which checks that the bootstrap was unpacked successfully. Basically you can manually unpack the bootstrap file in the right place:
tar -xf bootstrap.tar.xz and remove the checks in the script and it should execute and run.
Make sure that the partition that has the bootstrap etc ($STEAMDIR) is mounted with the exec permission in /etc/fstab !
That's it - voila, it should run now....