Steam isn't working on your Manjaro system.
Steam isn't working on your Manjaro system.
Hello there, I have a problem with starting steam on manjaro, it worked fine until i switched graphics card to another an than switched it back(with drivers instalation along that process) There is no error output. It just won't run. I don't want to download all games once more or reinstall all software, could it be fix ? Quick Google search showed one case of "sudden remission" after 3 restart. It doesn't work for me. Same for reinstaling drivers or steam via pacman. Help me guys, I'm just a gringo in linux world i have no real idea what i'm doing yet
Have you checked if removing the driver for the second card helped?
Yes, several drivers remain installed, which is newer than the version my system supports. It seems I haven’t removed them completely. Should I delete them or keep just the correct one?
Don't assume all drivers are from NVIDIA. Check what's installed by pressing Super (Win key) in the search bar, type "Hardware Configuration," and press Enter. This will show you the available drivers and their versions. If you're facing problems with the NVIDIA driver, remove all listed drivers, keep the open-source alternative, restart your system, and then install the newest one.
You're asking about the purpose of that command and how it might help with future driver issues. It seems you're trying to manage system resources by marking certain PCI devices as nonfree, which can sometimes improve performance or stability. For future reference, if using unsupported graphics drivers causes boot problems, this command could be a workaround. Regarding the other issues—like login problems on MS Teams, browser access, and Facebook name mismatches—those are likely related to configuration settings, browser extensions, or service updates that need further troubleshooting.
The top three are genuine NVIDIA drivers. Some entries like mhwd-nvida-xxx don't qualify. The command automatically installs the graphics card driver. You can pick a specific version with sudo mhwd -i pci video-nvidia-390xx. To install the 390xx driver, change 390xx to your desired version (check available versions with mhwd -l). To remove the driver, use the -r flag instead of -i.
Steam from the terminal, but it won’t start. Here’s the output: Reason: Device not responding.
Once the previous driver was removed, everything functioned perfectly. However, I'm still uncertain about the correct drivers I installed. After swapping in some inexpensive hardware, I'm stuck using GeForce GT 730 2 GB DDR3 (ASUS version) from free sources. Its performance lags behind the older 9600 GT and Quadro 600 games. It shouldn't be slower, right? Should I remove something or try a different driver?