Lutris not working as expected

I'm using the bazzite-gnome-nvidia image. If i try to to start a game with Lutris there's an error message telling me the wine is not installed and that i should install it because it might miss some dependencies if i don't. I tried layering the wine package with rpm-ostree but the message still pops up. I'm not really sure what to do next, any suggestions?
7 Replies
Jerry
Jerry8mo ago
It works if i start the same Game via the Application Menu shortcut
Virtuality
Virtuality8mo ago
you can just skip that message, lutris lets you install wine versions from within the app and any runners you install via something like protonup-qt when you have lutris selected will show up there
Jerry
Jerry8mo ago
That might be a dumb question but how can I skip this message, I only see the okay button that stops the game from launching
Virtuality
Virtuality8mo ago
should just be able to tick "do not display this message again" and it won't appear again if the game isn't launching then it might just be that whatever game you're trying to launch is failing for some reason, right click it and hit "show logs"
Jerry
Jerry7mo ago
The message looks like this. The game is able to launch if i create a shortcut and start it this way. Maybe something i should report to the lutris team
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Jerry
Jerry7mo ago
Clicking okay just aborts the game start
Liara
Liara7mo ago
Just figured out the issue here, there's no wine binary/symlink so lutris fails detection because wine doesn't exist. Fix is to make a symlink to wine64
cd ~/.local/bin
ln -s /usr/bin/wine64 wine
cd ~/.local/bin
ln -s /usr/bin/wine64 wine
Dunno if there's a better way but it worked for me