[SOLVED] 1Password on Bazzite
In the past, I've been able to get 1Password browser integration with Vivaldi by following this post here: https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/91288/1password-extension-doesn-t-unlock-in-step-w-the-1password-desktop-application
which outlines adding the file
which outlines adding the file
/etc/1password/custom_allowed_browsersvivaldi-binVivaldi Forum
Note: These instructions are for the Linux desktop, but this issue will occur on all platforms. I just don't have a solution for Windows or Mac or anything e...
Solution
Here's what I think happened.
1. I installed 1Password using the .rpm file.
2. It created a symlink for /opt/1Password, possibly due to how the atomic distro works, or maybe that's just normally how this gets installed
3. I then uninstalled 1Password, but the symlink was left behind (broken) (I can't remember why I did this)
4. I re-installed 1Password, but using the tar method. This overwrote the symlink, as it's a manual process
5. I ran into the exact same issue I just showed you. The Read-only filesystem would not let me install properly
6. I then installed using the .rpm file again, but I did not first remove the manual installation. This would have effectively broken the chain of dependencies (I suspect) resulting in the issues I've been having, especially if the .rpm chose not to overwrite the pre-existing contents of /opt/1Password
However, the 1Password tech support asked me to try the
1. I installed 1Password using the .rpm file.
2. It created a symlink for /opt/1Password, possibly due to how the atomic distro works, or maybe that's just normally how this gets installed
3. I then uninstalled 1Password, but the symlink was left behind (broken) (I can't remember why I did this)
4. I re-installed 1Password, but using the tar method. This overwrote the symlink, as it's a manual process
5. I ran into the exact same issue I just showed you. The Read-only filesystem would not let me install properly
6. I then installed using the .rpm file again, but I did not first remove the manual installation. This would have effectively broken the chain of dependencies (I suspect) resulting in the issues I've been having, especially if the .rpm chose not to overwrite the pre-existing contents of /opt/1Password
However, the 1Password tech support asked me to try the
tar/opt/1Password.rpm/opt/1Password