This has been reverted for the next version (2.0.66). Thank you for your feedback!

This is entirely on Steam to fix, and I don't know if they easily can. Injecting your own stuff into another app's window goes against all of Wayland's principles.

Also, the game defaults to X11, so if it was set to Wayland, you did that yourself at some point.

I am unable to reproduce this issue.

Others have reported this in the past but I have not been able to reproduce. Can you hook GDB to the process and thread apply all bt?

Thanks for the report, however, I am moving this into won't fix. This happens due to some complex logic on our rich text system, and fixing it would be an incredible amount of work for a relatively small impact.

I installed an Ubuntu 22.04 distrobox and ran the game through it, but I am still unable to reproduce the issue. At this point, I think the best option is to update your distribution.

"Stable" distros are not great for desktop usage due to problems like this.

Thanks for the reports. After several weeks, borrowing a NVIDIA GPU from my cousin, and communicating with a KDE Plasma developer, I have narrowed this down to a bug either in SDL, the Steam Linux Runtime, or the NVIDIA driver. In either case, it is out of our hands to fix. I forwarded my findings ...

Would it be possible for you to update your graphics drivers? You both appear to be on mesa 22.3.0, but my fresh debian distrobox has 22.3.6 and the game starts correctly.

This appears to be a bug with SDL2 that is fixed in SDL3 (presumably utilizing xdg_toplevel_icon).

Do you have the Vulkan libraries installed on your system? I'm curious if this is a flaw in the way SDL handles the absence of Vulkan.

We are pulling this release due to a packaging error. Stay tuned for 2.0.57.

Thanks for the report, this has been fixed for 2.0.56.

When a prototype is removed from the game, Factorio will temporarily create a "dummy entity" with the default prototype of that type for the purpose of migrations. In this case, the valves mod removed their internal storage tank, so the game ...

Thanks for the report, this has been fixed for 2.0.56.

Thanks for the report, this has been fixed for 2.0.56.

We have been using an OpenGL extension called NVX_gpu_memory_info to query the amount of VRAM on Linux, but this function does not work correctly on the Steam Deck, erroneously reporting 1 GB instead of 6 GB. This was causing the game to ...

Glad to hear that you figured it out!

Please upload your save file so I can take a look.

My money is still on a driver issue because you are the only one on Earth who is experiencing this problem. If there was a bug in the game logic then more people would be experiencing this.

Thanks for the report, this has been fixed for 2.0.53.

Yeah, the bug has something to do with the removal of the internal valve entities - whether that be by migration from valves 1.2 -> 2.0, or removing the mod entirely.

It's not the mod's fault, it is simply triggered by the mod's behavior.

This appears to be related to the Valves 2.0 mod - if I keep valves on 1.2.1 then the issue does not occur.