use x11, and not fallback-x11 #89
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Not entirely sure what to do with that error, as Blockbench would require an argument passed to it to enable wayland. however I've just removed the wayland flag. It's some ozone thing that I can't remember the full option of |
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I'm on basically stock Ubuntu 24.04.3 LTS x86_64 and this launches fine ❤️ |
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It seems to be working on Fedora 43. 
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As I stated in #76. I made this change in my fork, and have tested it on my system (Fedora 43 KDE), and in a virtual machine that's running Debian with KDE (X11), and this works fine on both, and it appears Jannis has also made this change on their machine as well, and it's worked.
From my research, the version of Electron upstream uses (38.1) defaults to X11 still anyway, and this was only changed in 38.2 from what I can find