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correct-apricot
Winetricks doesn't work
I'm using the Flatpak version, installed via KDE Discover on Bazzite (Steam-flavored Fedora Atomic). If I right-click a game and go to settings, I get
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correct-apricotOP•2y ago
I'm assuming that manually putting winetricks there isn't the right way to do it, so I'm wondering if I have something set up wrong
I wanted to use Winetricks specifically because I'm having trouble launching some games that are verified compatible on the Steam store, but the versions of the games that I have crash due to what looks like a dependency error. and with this error i'm wondering if something that is supposed to install dependencies is broken
Could you send in Heroic's full log (Settings -> Log)?
Heroic auto-downloads Winetricks into that location on startup, so it sounds like something's going wrong there
correct-apricotOP•2y ago
Sure, one moment
https://bin.mediabox.ibeep.com/?7ec5b0f3c45c68d1#FpC4jM639O+2NYgzltacmCUmjcidziJYKhXbGLU94Vk=
It doesn’t fit in here so this is just my self-hosted pastebin
Should I just
mkdir
that folder?fair-rose•2y ago
winetricks
wouldn't be a folder. it's a scriptcorrect-apricotOP•2y ago
Oh, well then I have no idea why the log says
ENOENT
if it’s supposed to be downloading it
It has those lines even if I just clean start Heroic and don’t try to launch winetricksfair-rose•2y ago
Heroic pulls it from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Winetricks/winetricks/master/src/winetricks
it's possible you had a network hiccup in that moment
or maybe your network path to github's cdn is bad
correct-apricotOP•2y ago
Can’t be either, because I can get there just fine in a browser and I consistently get this issue if I try to open winetricks from heroic. Also I’m hardwired in
fair-rose•2y ago
it's a plaintext sh script, so you can put it in manually as a last resort even though Heroic should be pulling it
correct-apricotOP•2y ago
Frustrating but I can definitely try that
Thanks
Huh. It’s not failing on
Downloading Winetricks
anymore after that too. Is it possible that for some reason it’s failing to create that file if it doesn’t exist? (I mean that seems to be what was happening, so I guess what I mean is, is this a bug in the code? Or maybe something to do with flatpak limitations or something?)fair-rose•2y ago
shouldn't be a flatpak permissions thing. a flatpak app has full access within its respective
~/.var/app
folder
I also use flatpak Heroic yet have never had this be an issuecorrect-apricotOP•2y ago
Hm, weird. I’m not sure then…
If I feel up to it I’ll try and look at the code but I doubt I’ll find anything too interesting there.
Thanks again @termdisc