no i only did what this link said to (this time) and it doesnt say to install another other than steam
cant find match for multilib
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Hmm.
I’ll keep searching for fixes for that error then.
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Do you have these packages isntalled?
libmpg123, libgstvideo-1.0, and libgnutls
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I was just about to say that looking online it looked like libgnutls was gnutils. Lol
So now we just have to find the video one right?
Looks like gstreamer-video-base contains the video package.
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I have Nvidia, so my situation is probably a little different. I install negatvio17 repos for Steam and Nvidia, and I install Nvidia, dkms, kernel-devel, lib32 for Nvidia, and Steam. After a reboot it fires right up.
Prior to using the Negativo17 repos, it was hell to get Steam working on Fedora. Now, it works everytime, without issue. *
* I just converted my wife’s work computer to Fedora and installed Steam with Cities: Skylines on there. It went surprisingly well, even she was impressed 
Edit — Kind of a d-bag move to not include links 
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where do i get this repo at? URL?
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Sorry about that, see edited post 
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it actually launched bfbc2 from within steam this time… but graphics still not good.
almost playable tho…
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gentleman never tells
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i feel like i should fresh install again… and then straight up use that repo instead of the one fedora magazine said…
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Lol. Well, if so, that’s impressive. I only know one other person that went the distance like that on a single install. He had Arch Linux on his laptop for 4 or 5 years. Never reinstalled, always fixed update breaking issues, etc.
He uses Windows 10 now 
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Its not actually downloading something. Its just a dirty hack to update all of the proton prefixes
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im going to let the games finish downloading , then backup everything and then i guess reinstall fedora again… sigh
until tomorrow… thanks guys
How’d it go?
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