[BUG] Steam Overlay (VR), Steam Store (VR) and SteamVR settings (desktop) not displaying.

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Describe the bug
There are couple of issues that I suspect need to be split.

1. When launching SteamVR the 'SteamVR Settings' panel shows as a white square inside the SteamVR settings window and nothing is displayed. This is on the desktop.
2. If I access the steam interface, where I can access some of the SteamVR settings, if I click store, it apparently loads, but nothing is displayed, I just get 100% transparency where I would expect the store to be.
3. None of the known keyboard shortcuts appear to work for the Steam Overlay, I've tested in two games, including SteamVR home. I set a shortcut myself, upon pressing the keyboard shortcut, nothing is displayed.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Load SteamVR (see settings panel)
2. Load SteamVR Home
3. Press bottom button on HTC vive controller
4. Click store (observe nothing loading)
5. Click off to one side
6. Press shortcut to load Steam Overlay (observe nothing happening)

Expected behavior
I expect the desktop SteamVR settings to load
I expect the Steam Store to load
I expect the Steam Overlay to load.

System Information (please complete the following information):
Please use the latest Steam beta client and SteamVR beta for your bug reports!

• Steam client version (build number or date): steam-runtime_0.20241127.109674

• SteamVR version: (cannot find this information, it should be latest available)

• Distribution (e.g. Ubuntu): Artix Linux 64-bit, Kernel 6.12.4-zen1-1-zen Openbox

• Steam runtime diagnostics:
  steam-systeminfo.txt

• Steam and SteamVR logs: [generate by running this command in a terminal tar -zcvf ~/Desktop/steam-logs.tar.gz ~/.steam/steam/logs] [
  steam-logs.tar.gz
  ](url)

• Minidumps: [run the following command: tar -zcvf ~/Desktop/steam-minidumps.tar.gz /tmp/dumps]
  steam-minidumps.tar.gz

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Additional context
This is an Artix installation using Openbox. Dependencies that are 'assumed' to be installed, may not in fact be installed.