Lib32-glib2 lib32-glu lib32-gtk2 lib32-libcaca Lib32-freeglut lib32-gdk-pixbuf2 lib32-glew1.10

Lib32-dbus-glib lib32-fontconfig lib32-freetype2 Lib32-alsa-plugins lib32-atk lib32-cairo lib32-curl So for all I know, it's possible that steam runtime also works once those are installed, though I thought the entire point of steam runtime was so that you DON'T have to install extra libraries yourself.)īash steam alsa-lib alsa-plugins atk cairo curlĭbus-glib fontconfig freetype2 freeglut gdk-pixbuf2 (When I tested steam runtime, I hadn't finished installing the ugly plugins yet.

I just listened to an entire song on Radio New Vegas! I just had to make sure the ugly gstreamer plugins and libmpg123 (on Arch Linux as of this writing-gst-plugins-ugly, lib32-gst-plugins-ugly, mpg123, and lib32-mpg123) were installed on my system, use the GloriousEggroll 5.21-GE-1 proton build, and native runtime.

So let's see how native runtime does.ĮDIT 2: I have full radio-no stutters, no crackles, and no song skips. And if it still doesn't work, I'll see what happens in steam runtime for good measure.ĮDIT: I got impatient waiting for stuff to compile, and somehow it's still not solved in steam runtime with GE. So I'm installing them now, and we'll see if I get full radio compatibility. I don't think that should usually matter, except it does for me because I'm also using steam-native (deliberately and I know what I'm doing). I was already running 5.21-GE-1 this whole time, but I didn't realize until today that I actually don't(!) have gstreamer's ugly plugins installed on my system, be they lib32 or not. It sounds like this problem should already be solved in the newest builds of GloriousEggroll (proton-ge-custom), because they DO seem to come with all of the gstreamer plugins, in case anyone else doesn't want to wait.

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