Sudo pacman -S lib32-nas lib32-openal lib32-libpng12Īnd finally, open the config script that I mentioned earlier with a favourite text editor of your own, find this line: export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="$PROGRAM_DIRECTORY"Īdd these right below: export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/usr/lib32:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH"Įxport LD_LIBRARY_PATH="$HOME/.local/share/Steam/ubuntu12_32/:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH" SolutionĪt first, for this tool to work, you need to install a couple of libraries needed for it to work, some of which already exist in the system yet in a modern 64-bit form and so these will be installed again. Now that we know what the problem is, let's get to solution. However, (given that M&B:W is a 32-bit software) the libraries that are needed is under all of these directories: $HOME/.local/share/Steam/ubuntu12_32/ This line simply looks where this script is and nowhere else. However, whoever wrote this line and did not patch it has been a paingiver for several years. This config tool needs some libraries to launch. If you open this shell script with a text editor, you will see the root of all evil (as in Knuth's words): export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="$PROGRAM_DIRECTORY" When you launch the config for Mount and Blade: Warband, you simply execute the shell script under the $HOME/.steam/steam/steamapps/common/MountBlade Warband/mbw_config.sh. I'm going to elaborate and maybe extend grinner's solution.
New to Linux in general, sorry if I'm missing something obvious. Though I fire up something from back in the day once in a while. I don't really play video games, this is an old laptop I'm using, it's not meant for any sort of gaming at all. Changing to the only other available GPU driver completely breaks my system. I've tried running the game through Wine, which was just a mess that I don't want to go through again. But the graphics still stay at reasonable levels, don't go as far down as they used to on Windows and some textures are just flat out broken. Some mods are designed for huge battles, which I enjoy, so I bump down my graphics to pretty low. My second one is that the game performance has dropped quite a bit from when I was running it on Windows. Whilst that works, it is annoying and certain options are not accessible through the game and can only the edited through the module launcher (or manually in config files, which I was doing, don't understand some of the lines there though). The only workaround I've found was to change the name of the folder containing the module to Native, so the game would read it as if it was the native game.
My first problem is that my module launcher doesn't work.
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