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32-bit extensions aren't installed automatically #53
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Then choose 3.34 if it gives you a choice. |
@p1u3o Thanks. I forgot to install these after purging 3.34 beta GNOME runtimes. |
Flatpak didn't download that runtime for me either and uninstall --unused will actually purge it. Could it be because we're installing from flathub_beta and it's in flathub? |
@p1u3o
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@Bryophyllum Something similar was reported before - #14. |
I just did a fresh install of Flatpak, added the flathub and flathub_beta repos and the things that didn't get downloaded but were needed for me to run Lutris. org.freedesktop.Platform.GL32.default I wonder if the OP also has a Nvidia card? |
I spun up a fresh Fedora Workstation 30 VM, and have done the following to reproduce it:
Lutris only complained about not being able to detect Vulkan support for the i386 architecture at launch, but it started nonetheless; in another words, it didn't need @p1u3o I have an AMD card. |
@Bryophyllum So flatpak doesn't pull in neither
It's likely because |
In my case it tried to pull the runtime from gnome-nightly's repo and it failed. |
Indeed.
It's the same case, but Steam can't run, as it's missing
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Thanks @Bryophyllum. I think we are hitting flatpak/flatpak#3094 here. |
Let's keep this open until the issue is resolved upstream (or we move to stable branch). |
Move to stable branch |
@LeandroStanger Not yet. We have plenty of broken runners. |
that wasn't working for me as it threw me an error...
So I:
My VERSION_NEEDED was 3.36 as my error message was
So |
How come |
I am not sure if it is the case, but probably org.phoenicis.playonlinux is in flathub rather than flathub-beta. |
Yes, that's true, but what about flatpak bundles? I build it with |
@fastrizwaan you really shouldn't use Flatpak bundles. Bundles are a huge PITA and it feels like someone just gave up on this feature and just forgot to purge the code.
Host your own Flatpak repo instead of this half-baked bundle feature |
Still getting this issue in 2022. Not sure which i386 version to install, and if I should install it on the beta branch or not. Using Lutris beta from flathub. |
Per the readme, run
and install the version that coincides with lutris (41). Lutris is only on the beta branch and it is the only package you should install from such, the command above takes this into account.
And what do you expect me to do, I do not have the tools to fix this and lutris devs are not interested in this issue either. |
This issue should solve itself once Lutris leaves flathub-beta for flathub so it's not a huge concern |
@A6GibKm: I had the same issue today on my Steam Deck but there was no error dialog. I only saw the error message when I started Lutris in the CLI (which isn't very convenient on the Steam Deck). But there it complained about a missing package without telling me the version it expected (because the package actually was installed, but not the latest version). See my forum thread for details and commands. |
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