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Had this error message too on my M1 MBA (Monterey 12.6 (21G115)). The error seams somehow related to Rosetta 2. A reinstall of Steam and Rosetta did not help though.
I had 2 binaries of steamclean in my Steam folder:
~/Library/Application Support/Steam/steamapps/steamclean
~/Library/Application Support/Steam/Steam.AppBundle/Steam/Contents/MacOS/steamclean
Only the binary in steamapps crashed for me with a Rosetta error while the one in Steam.AppBundle worked fine.
This is the error in terminal when running it in the failure causing folder:
"rosetta error: /var/db/oah/*/steamclean.aot: attachment of code signature supplement failed: 1"
So it seams the code signature is only accepted from macOS within rosetta when steamclean is running from its original place in Steam.AppBundle. But the copy of steamclean that Valve creates later at runtime into the steamapps folder will be not accepted to run and missing the code signature. Unfortunately only the binary in steamclean is executed and causes then the error. So I it looks like a issue on Valve side or Apple had just more strengthened the security with some update and Valve had not noticed it yet.
So delated the binary in steamapps folder and symlinked it to the Steam.AppBundle folder:
cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/Steam/steamapps
rm steamclean
ln -s ../Steam.AppBundle/Steam/Contents/MacOS/steamclean
Since I symlinked it I don't see those "steamclean quit unexpectedly" messages anymore when running Steam.
Thanks :) To clarify, the UI problem is only occurring on my M1 Mac (also a MBA 2020) and it happened after the 12.6 update. It is not occurring on my Intel Mac. Guessing therefore it could be somehow related to some 3rd party software on affected macs.
Since we both seams to have nearly similar hard- and software configurations on our M1 Macs but have different behaviour related to this no-text-issue it is really hard to guess what causing it?
The only hardware difference our systems still could have related to graphics is the number of GPU cores and maybe the size of the RAM since GPU and CPU share it. I have here a 8‑Core GPU and 16 GB RAM. Maybe a 7‑Core GPU system behaves differntly?
But more likely it could be a software issue. Maybe you could give Onyx from titanium-software a try and clean some caches of the operating system and let them rebuild?
I run Onyx once in a while and clear most of the program- and system-caches. I only avoid clearing the Spotlight-, Mail- and Fonts-Caches since these 3 in particular need more time to rebuild than the others. But since we talking here about a no-text-issue maybe clearing the font-cache is something worthwhile to try?
Other then that I have really no idea what kind of 3rd party software could cause a graphics problem like I saw it in the screenshot.
It is definitely good that you raised a support ticket for it.
By the way I have the 7-core MBA 2020 with 16GB RAM.
On the Onyx Maintenance tab I ran with the following ticked:
Verifying
- Structure of the file system
Rebuilding- Launch Services database
CleaningCleaning: options
- System
- Components cache
- Applications
- Applications cache
- Previous music and TV libraries
- Saved application states
- Audio Units plug-ins cache
- Internet
- DNS cache
- Browser cache
- Download cache
- Items in the Mail downloads folder
Misc optionsA lot of those won't be relevant of course and maybe it was only the fonts cache that needed clearing as you suggested.
Caches are generally a good idea to speed-up computer systems, but on the other hand they unfortunately tend to aggregate also errors over a long time. So cleaning caches once in while helps sometimes.
But I have also no idea witch one of the many caches causes the problem in the end. So it is good that you documented your Onyx options so that other people with the same issue can try to replicate it.
Just to clear this up in case it causes anyone any confusion, the Store menu in the Mac menu bar was added by the Metro Steam skin which I forgot I'd installed. After uninstalling it, Steam and the menu bar menus look the same on both machines.
Way to support your software Valve!
This worked for me.