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Can you open a terminal and type `ldd --version` to show your Glibc version? The compiled AppImages currently require Glibc >=2.29.
ldd (GNU libc) 2.33
I'm currently installing Steam in a VM to see if it's an issue with pre-installed SuperTux clashing with Steam's SuperTux. If you have another Linux device, can you test on it?
If it fails on your side, I see three possibilities:
1. Please open the SuperTux steamapp folder (probably in ~/.steam/steam/steamapps/common/SuperTux) and make sure the AppImage is set to executable. The way Steam handles launching the game is the equivalent on an invocation from the command-line.
2. If above fails, try to manually launch SuperTux (the Steam version) from the command line, and report any output. Note that the Steam version and the non-Steam version share the same user directories, so there might be data that clashes between both versions.
3. If above doesn't give any meaningful output, it might be a distro difference issue. IIRC, Steam only supports Ubuntu and SteamOS officially.
I do notice something in there: Are you using 32-bit, or 64-bit?
I think the main issue is this error message in the logs:
I have curl installed.
EDIT: it seems it is using the local Steam libs for libcurl, which I just checked and the files are there, so I am not sure about this error message and if it is related to the crash.
But why does it use libcurl from steam's runtime and not from the appimage
Do you have steam-native-runtime installed? You could try if it works with steam-native
[EDIT] Seems to run well through proton if you really want to play it through steam lol.
So it must be something specific to Manjaro. LD_PRELOADING the lib doesn't seem to help either, something is messed on Manjaro for whatever reason
edit: Figured it out... AppImageLauncher is installed by default on manjaro? that will cause issues launching from steam. You have to either remove this or not have the SuperTux.AppImage open with that.