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I don't know what that all means, but it points a lot toward a kernel missmatch. Kernel 6.10.1 and 6.10.2 are actually reported for causing issues that would be solved on 6.10.3.
Probably you may try another kernel with 6.9.x.
Access error:
Not sure about this one:
Dependency missing libcrypto:
This might need some looking into:
Last errors in the log:
You can ignore that first access error, my stream library is on a different drive mounted under /games.
The libcrypto seems to not be an issue as it's ignoring that.
Those x server errors are also my suspicion but I did not manage to find a solution online, hence me posting it here.
Normal wine had the same issue until I switched to winehq-staging
If you're using an NTFS shared drive on kernel 6.8 this may be the problem.
Neither upgrading nor downgrading them worked. I switched to these drivers because the drivers that shipped with ubuntu kept freezing plasma.
Native linux games do run of course
I did face issues with GNOME freezing in the activities tab but upon checking it was a GNOME bug which has been there for years… with LXDE I haven't had a problem since. It could be a combination (possibly—not definite) of a plasma bug with shipped drivers for your distribution and the version of drivers you then used not working well with your distribution. Or it could simply be ubuntu doing ubuntu things (I have grudging pains and only really recommend ubuntu if you do not do manual stuff. Manual stuff like using a driver not shipped with distribution, for example.)
These are the possibilities I can think of.
https://itsfoss.com/install-additional-drivers-ubuntu/#installing-additional-drivers-in-ubuntu
I don't have that menu (likely because I am running kubuntu instead of plain ubuntu), I'll remove that repository to see if that fixes anything.
I removed ppa:oibaf/graphics-drivers via the instructions listed on launchpad and everything works again!