bwrap: creation of new user namespaces was not disabled as requested

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Cross-platform version of XIVLauncher, optimized for Steam Deck

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bwrap: creation of new user namespaces was not disabled as requested #38

Open Tsubajashi opened 1 year ago

Tsubajashi commented 1 year ago

Hi!

Relevant System Specs: OS: Ubuntu 22.10 Flatpak Version: 1.15.4

when using XIVLauncher (as Flatpak from Flathub) in combination with Steam (installed as a deb), following the advice from here: https://goatcorp.github.io/faq/steamdeck.html it happens to not work as it should on Ubuntu. (Adding the game as a Non-Steam Game) it always ends up with the message as stated in the title. It does however work on nobara, arch, and nixOS (as i already cycled through these distros while playing the game)

is there something i might have missed, and someone is able to give me a pointer to what i can do to "fix" this behaviour?

if there is anything (such as logs) which might help determine the issue, let me know and i will send them your way.

Thanks in advance!

Blooym commented 1 year ago

Are you still running into this issue? If so, can you provide the steps you take when you attempt to launch the game.

Tsubajashi commented 1 year ago

Hi! the same bug seems to persist on Ubuntu 22.10. i simply followed the faq:

installed xivlauncher
added to steam
changed the launch parameter according to the faq
started xivlauncher
issue appeared instantly. i only got it to log something when ran from a terminal.

however, ubuntu 23.04 has solved the issue, so i guess its not needed to fix since 22.10 is not an LTS release?

rankynbass commented 1 year ago

This is almost certainly an issue with Ubuntu's halfhearted support of flatpaks. Bwrap (bubblewrap) is one of the programs used to create a flatpak container.

Tsubajashi commented 1 year ago

i can imagine, thats why its interesting that it does run on LTS and 23.04 for some reason. im glad though that its not affecting the current "stable" releases, as people should move away from 22.10 afaik. i dont personally follow ubuntu development too much, but since quite a few of my friends want to start using linux, most of them picked ubuntu...

NuVanDibe commented 12 months ago

Got this today myself.

Arch Linux Flatpak 1.15.6

Downgrading to 1.15.4 works, though.

Blooym commented 12 months ago

Seems like this is related to #97