NelloKudo / osu-winello

osu! stable installer for Linux with patched Proton-osu and other nice features 8)
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alt tabbing causes osu to freeze, cant do anything unless you kill the process #28

Closed soliwoli closed 1 year ago

soliwoli commented 1 year ago

issue

NelloKudo commented 1 year ago

Could you link a clip of that happening? Also what DE and distro.

soliwoli commented 1 year ago

debian / chromeos

soliwoli commented 1 year ago

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/122650721/224515704-5fde8a6a-790b-4536-bcc2-d0a0ce4b0648.mp4

soliwoli commented 1 year ago

as

soliwoli commented 1 year ago

?

NelloKudo commented 1 year ago

Yeah that does look strange but I don’t know whether I can test it myself since I don’t own a Chromebook :/ I guess I’ll see assp

chicco-carone commented 1 year ago

Yeah that does look strange but I don’t know whether I can test it myself since I don’t own a Chromebook :/ I guess I’ll see assp

Maybe you can try testing it with chrome os flex in a wm (it has the Linux thing) or there was a way to install the full version from a recovery image

Sclafus commented 1 year ago

Maybe you can try testing it with chrome os flex in a wm (it has the Linux thing) or there was a way to install the full version from a recovery image

Might be worth trying, but also please remember that this project is focused on Osu! on Linux, not on every esoteric OS in existence. Also the linux shell is not really supported on ChromeOS either, since it's running in a container. It is a very customized distro with a Gentoo base, but that's where the similarities end.

Nevertheless, It looks like a "DE" issue to me. I would suggest trying to run the Android version of Osu!Lazer. I think it may be a better option overall, but I'm not sure if it is officially supported.

chicco-carone commented 1 year ago

Maybe you can try testing it with chrome os flex in a wm (it has the Linux thing) or there was a way to install the full version from a recovery image

Might be worth trying, but also please remember that this project is focused on Osu! on Linux, not on every esoteric OS in existence. Also the linux shell is not really supported on ChromeOS either, since it's running in a container. It is a very customized distro with a Gentoo base, but that's where the similarities end.

Nevertheless, It looks like a "DE" issue to me. I would suggest trying to run the Android version of Osu!Lazer. I think it may be a better option overall, but I'm not sure if it is officially supported.

I think that on chrome os because it's something for education you can only install Android apps from the Google play and osu Lazer (for now) is only an apk.

Sclafus commented 1 year ago

I think that on chrome os because it's something for education you can only install Android apps from the Google play and osu Lazer (for now) is only an apk.

You can sideload APKs on Chrome OS via adb. Quick guide

NelloKudo commented 1 year ago

Yeah that does look strange but I don’t know whether I can test it myself since I don’t own a Chromebook :/ I guess I’ll see assp

Maybe you can try testing it with chrome os flex in a wm (it has the Linux thing) or there was a way to install the full version from a recovery image

I guess I'll give this a shot 👍

NelloKudo commented 1 year ago

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/98063377/226118927-513c4f48-dec5-4a21-8cbd-dadb9ba763f8.mp4

Quick update: I got the game working out of alt-tab using Wine Staging 8.4, so a newer Wine probably does the job in fixing stuff.

I was planning to release a newer Wine anyways, so once I have it working that should work ootb. (Oh anyways I don't have audio working for whatever reason)

soliwoli commented 1 year ago

huh, i updated to wine 8.4 staging

NelloKudo commented 1 year ago

Took me a while but I now have a new Wine build lol

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Replace the one you have with the following:

wget -O wine-osu-8.5-x86_64.tar.xz https://github.com/NelloKudo/WineBuilder/releases/download/wine-osu-tkg-8.5/wine-osu-8.5-x86_64.tar.xz
tar -xf wine-osu-8.5-x86_64.tar.xz
rm -rf ~/.local/share/osuconfig/wine-osu/
mv wine-osu ~/.local/share/osuconfig/ 

Closing as I have no clue of other ways to fix besides this. Worked on my machine so xd