So, uninstall the Windows/Proton version, install the Linux version, do the manual settings config change to OpenGL that I suggested above and your game will most likely run on Linux natively. Why have you stated you already tried using OpenGL on Linux native if it's not true?
transport fever 2 linux native dosent start. gives grapics context creation failed (vulkan)
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" already tried using OpenGL on Linux native if it's not true?"
and the question was if i have used the OpenGL version before before vulkan was a thing, and the answer to that is still noi did try it and i tried it again just now to be sure the game just auto closes no error
steam goas transport fever ,launching, running and after at most 3 seconds defaults back to the way installed games look
and the question was if i have used the OpenGL version before before vulkan was a thing, and the answer to that is still no
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I would recommend you to edit ~/.local/share/Steam/userdata/<your steam user nr>/1066780/local/settings.lua and replace renderer = VULKAN with renderer = "OPENGL". Then the game will start use OpenGL instead of Vulkan. With OpenGL the game will run smoother in my experience, anyway.
Have you already done this as suggested?
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Can you please post the stdout after the change ? There now has to be a different error message that might bring us a step further to a solution, as it seems the problem probably isn't related to Vulkan
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Seems like your game crashes now but without doing a coredump. Could you please post the output of ls -lt /home/clemens/.steam/debian-installation/userdata/343031160/1066780/local/crash_dump and (sudo) coredumpctl list ?
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and (sudo) coredumpctl list
Could you do that, too?
Also as a second task (yes, 2 tasks in one post again) could you please zip and upload 9e78b7cc-6d80-4449-9c2e21a3-b1a3fac8.dmp
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The brackets around sudo are for you to understand that your system may be configured that this command needs root privileges. You shouldn't have just copied it
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Then please write that the command did not work instead of leaving it out.
I thought/hoped ubuntu does have coredumpctl preinstalled. Try to find the necessary pkg with apt search systemd-coredump and install it. Then, start the game again & after it crashed run the command that didn't work.
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Have you installed Steam via Snap or Flatpak? The path /run/host/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 in the dump you provided is very off for me.
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apt search systemd-coredump dosent give any output
Which Linux distribution are you on? Could you please post cat /etc/os-release ?
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According to Linux Mint's website, a pkg called systemd-coredump does exist. https://community.linuxmint.co…are/view/systemd-coredump
May you please also answer this question:
Have you installed Steam via Snap or Flatpak?
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How you installed steam or smth. related to systemd-coredump? Please be precise in your posts, this isn't the 1st time I just have to guess.
If it's steam you're asking about, posting the steam system information may be the quickest way, we'll have to see. But posting the output of apt list --installed would be a good idea for further troubleshooting anyway.
