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can you please try installing libSDL2? For example, on Ubuntu, sudo apt install libsdl2-2.0-0 should do.
pathways LDD
Honestly I'm not sure how dynamic linking works in steam, if it overwrites LD_LIBRARY_PATH tho.
strace shows its looking for libgdx-backend-dico.so I think? But I don't see that available in package repos.
It's possible that extracting or loading of this library fails for some reason.
* Certain /tmp-mounted filesystems are not persisting on reboot (cause its tmpfs filesystem, `man 5 tmpfs')
"""
The tmpfs facility allows the creation of filesystems whose contents
reside in virtual memory. Since the files on such filesystems typi‐
cally reside in RAM, file access is extremely fast.
"""
Libraries are there:
Too lazy/afraid to upgrade glibc at the moment, it does work in Proton so that's good enough for me!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_version_history#Ubuntu_16.04_LTS_(Xenial_Xerus) (per Store Page requirements) was released Apr 2016.
Just curious: provided "./Pathway" is a dynamic executable (not a script), what does
$ ldd .../Pathway
return?