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Could you say me where I can find flatpak and snap reports? I have checked through build-in app updater, but I cant see there fresh reports.
Yes now temporary I have using native Steam and its work fine
I'll let you know how it goes.
https://snapcraft.io/steam
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Shame. I've been a bit critical of flatpak for various reasons, but the sandboxing it offers is a much needed move. Giving free reign and full user privileges to every piece of software running should be a thing of the past, especially for closed source apps, and triply so for something with as many open vectors as steam has.
Just a spitball guess here, but steamwebhelper does depend on some networking, including localhost/loopback, to function properly. If that's what's causing it, maybe you could give the flatpak install full network access, and then restrict it manually with something like cgroups or the opensnitch firewall? *shrug*
+1 to sandboxed software