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[Inferior 1 (process 12270) exited normally] it doesn't seem to be crashing at least, it just exits without any reason?
Did you check the Unity log as suggested by others previously in the thread?
* I checked .config/unity3d/ there is no Obsidian... or Pillars... folders at all
* I did find that the Player.log updates everytime I try to start Pillars and says
[code]Player is already running
(Filename: Line: 439)/code]
A quick google indicated that could be related to having a chrome window open or chrome process but even rebooting and manually ensuring all chrome processes are killed still produces this bug - I am wondering if this is an old unity version that "thinks Gnome is running a unity process" or something ?
now downgraded nvidia driver to version 390.87 and it works -- so < the version of unity3d shipped with > PoE does not work with 396.54 ... ok lets see if once up and running I can get it to restart after driver update (doubt it) thanks for all the help
https://forums.obsidian.net/topic/84736-game-dosent-start-using-the-steam-client-linux/
https://steamcommunity.com/app/240760/discussions/1/617320628324498086/
The bug was fixed, but each game affected needs to be updated. I'm not sure what version of Unity PoE uses.
https://forum.unity.com/threads/bug-in-unity-when-running-chrome-on-linux.441253/
I guess not only Chrome but any program that uses the same way to spawn child processes will trigger the bug.
Here's very quick python script to find any process on the system that might be a problem:
import os
procdir = "/proc"
for proc in os.listdir(procdir):
try:
with open(os.path.join(procdir, proc, "cmdline"), "rt") as fd:
cmdline = fd.read()
if "/proc/self/exe" in cmdline:
print(proc, cmdline)
except Exception:
pass
(Considering Skitt's Law and that I'm criticizing Unity here, the code above probably will not work!)
It was the VPN connector application (PIA) that was causing Unity to think that it was already running...
also works with nvidia 396.54 again
very odd but perhaps for future reference...
Also, PIA has OpenVPN profiles, which should work through straight-up Network Manager without any additional software (once you get openvpn installed, as it's possibly not).