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libGL.so.1
If you attempt to install the i386 packages manually apt attempts to uninstall a lot of other upgraded packages...
The upgrade also seems to have uninstalled the 32 bit mesa libraries as well has the steam symlink even though the .steam folder still exists.
I will be watching this thread for some help, hopefully.
Running .steam/steam.sh in a zsh shell prompted that it couldn't not read steamui.so
Removing that and running again result in steam downloading a new steamui.so but I got the following error...
Rerunning bash steam.sh resulsted in the same error failed to load steamui.so
Shells are not 100% compatible with each other. If you see .sh script, you should try
These may help:
trying to install the two dependencies results in
Which results in...
I don't think I want to use Steam that badly...
And I ran the above using Bash, not Zsh. During the upgrade steam was marked as 'uninstalled'
Not sure why that happened either.
May be a package repository is in trouble. If you get error similar to this you could use
But that will probably result in the long list of uninstalls that I posted above...
In fact... It does...
I have nvidia graphics on my desktop and Intel/Nvidia hybrid graphics on my laptop and have not run into that issue in 64-bit Ubuntu 14.04 (which is a long term support version). With GTX 750 Ti I actually had to install a propretary nvidia driver newer than nvidia-current (from recovery boot) before I could even get into X to install steam, because neither default nouveau nor nvidia-current in 14.04.01 supported that card with new Maxwell chip.
Via
Installing the PPA for mesa
And I was happy!
Open the terminal: Control+Alt+T.