The output of pacman -Qs nvidia you showed looks correct to me. What I’d try is renaming .local/share/Steam to .local/share/SteamBU and then launching it again. Give it a few minutes – sometimes it takes a bit.
Optional: If you want, before launching Steam, also delete the contents of .cache. It shouldn’t be necessary, but it’s useful to rule out one more thing.
I deleted .local/share/Steam and .cache folders and rebooted the system.
after that when I ran steam it is still stuck. Below is the info I can see.
❯ steam
bin_steam.sh[2768]: Setting up Steam content in /home/aravindanv/.local/share/Steam
gio: Setting attribute metadata::trusted not supported
steam.sh[2768]: Running Steam on endeavouros rolling 64-bit
steam.sh[2768]: STEAM_RUNTIME is enabled automatically
setup.sh[2834]: Updating Steam runtime environment...
setup.sh[2834]: Forced use of runtime version for 32-bit libcurl-gnutls.so.4
I ran the commands in as suggested by nvidia-inst, and rebooted. same result..
❯ rm -rf .local/share/Steam
❯ steam
bin_steam.sh[1919]: Setting up Steam content in /home/aravindanv/.local/share/Steam
gio: Setting attribute metadata::trusted not supported
steam.sh[1919]: Running Steam on endeavouros rolling 64-bit
steam.sh[1919]: STEAM_RUNTIME is enabled automatically
setup.sh[1987]: Updating Steam runtime environment...
setup.sh[1987]: Forced use of runtime version for 32-bit libcurl-gnutls.so.4
Below is the information after running nvidia-inst -t again.
I don’t think so. I just checked this link and installed nvtop. The GPU Select option in the application only lists NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060. Also, steam is not listed in the list of applications currently using the GPU.
I’m not really sure what else to suggest. Your Steam is failing at the initial stage, when it checks if the runtime environment is up-to-date, but it reports the message: “Forced use of runtime version for 32-bit libcurl-gnutls.so.4”.
It seems to me that either something is misinstalled regarding Steam or lib32-nvidia-utils, or there is some conflict with other packages you installed. You could also try forcing Steam to use its built-in runtime environment by running:
STEAM_RUNTIME=1 steam
Have you tried Lutris? Do games work properly there?