Gamescope FPS limit stops games from launching
gamescope-brokey: types/wlr_linux_dmabuf_v1.c:532: feedback_compile: Assertion table_len > 0' failed.0x0.st/KM-h.log
VI'm in same boat. Did some updates last nite and broke launching any game. Believe mine is gamescope related as well.
Awhat's your gamescope version? I see this https://github.com/ValveSoftware/gamescope/issues/1218 but it mentions the issue being fixed in gamescope 3.16.3 https://github.com/ValveSoftware/gamescope/issues/1218#issuecomment-2906260876
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since update to 3.14.2 I'm facing this error every time I running something through gamescope, it crashes immediately. It worked fine with 3.13.16 Here is an example with vkcube: No CAP_SYS_NIC...
CUhh, 25.08..? Am I looking at the wrong number?
CAh ok hang on, thats freedesktop
CDeck uses 3.16.1, I believe. I don't think users can change this though?
PSame. Just reinstall Heroic.
CThat fixed it for you?
CIt didn't for me
PALL games on Heroic failed to launch after I updated stuff in Steam Deck desktop mode. I even tried redownloading XCOM 2 all over again and still got the same error. Then I tried removing Heroic from Discover>Installed and installing it again immediately, everything finally works again.
Pconfigs and downloaded games are all still there.
CHow odd
CThis is with Gamescope specifically? @ん~
CTo add to this, in game mode I can hear the music and it sounds like the game's running, I just cant see the game - it's a black screen
Dmost likely you jus thad to update flatpak
CHow exactly does Heroic run the installed games?
CSince the above issue began occuring, I've had much better luck simply adding the .exe's of the various DRM-free games I have to Steam myself, basically only using Heroic for the download process
CDoing this correctly enforces the Deck's FPS cap even with v-sync disabled in games. Launching through Heroic often ignores this.
Anot sure what you mean by this question
Ayou can see the
Launch command in the logs for exampleCRight, will have a look. Just curious how what Gamescope adds to Steam differs from simply adding the exe to Steam
CGiven that the former doesn't respect the FPS limit but the latter does
