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this definitely has to be an issue with the latest client update, so the solution is either finding a manual bugfix, waiting for steam to fix it, or to somehow revert to the previous version (but from what I've seen the only way to do that is knowing an archive.org url and forcefully updating steam using that url, but i highly doubt anyone has archived such a specific version and I'm not sure if it would even work)
I tried doing a "steam --reset" and also clearing the steam home files but that did not solve the issue.
This system is using Mageia 9 GNU/Linux.
Only goes to the >> double free corruption (!prev) << line on my MX Linux 64
AI says the line is pointing on wrong Memory management
Edit: Here is the issue page:
https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux/issues/11807
It seems an Issue exclusive to Debian Distros
Running MX 23.5
The proposed workaround from this issue does the trick for me and the client comes back with
LIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE=1 steam -no-cef-sandbox
After uninstallation and erasing of /steam (but ./steamapps and ./userdata/config) and reinstallation, the workaround, launching steam in the console with:
I am please to report after Steam updated today, we are able to load Steam and play games again.
Hope this is true for others. If not please post back.
A big thank you to Valve people who managed to fix the issue so quickly.