That’s nice to hear! Also thanks for the edit with the solution.

You’re welcome and good luck!

No problem!

That’s a shame, most of the time it’s this easy but I guess this is a different problem. By the way, I had a similar issue recently, my Lutris was also from flatpak and the games inside stopped working. I switched to my distro’s native package and it’s working again. So it seems this is related to flatpak’s containerization, no idea what’s change with the recent updates though. No problem on Heroic.

This usually happens when you update your system but not flatpak. Update flatpak and it should be fine.

Buying art is for “good times”. Most of the people I know barely pursue their livelihood. When you can barely pay your rent, barely buy your groceries, buying art is way below on that bare necessities list. Because you cannot feed your soul before feeding your flesh first.

And this has been on a downhill before “AI” was a thing.

I can probably disable multilib repo soon, which is nice.

Eh, we have rights to yell at cloud. :)

My speculation but people who purposefully don’t use systemd probably won’t care about Epic Vibe Launcher anyway.

Not that I would want Android on iPhones, it just looked that would be eaiser to achieve than pure Linux because some components of iPhones already have driver blobs for Android. Of course Android has its own quirks too, so maybe not so different.

And I think running Android (with every hardware working) on these would be harder than what’s Asahi done for M-Macbooks.