woke up this morning and my entire epic directory is missing. try to jerry rig that by copying over the directory from windows. That worked partially but not entirely. removed lutris and the config files in the ./ directoriues from home then reinstalled from flatpak (b4 was from artix repos) and then i got this error
[Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/usr/share/lutris/json/rosaliesmupengui.json'
chased that error around a while only to find the wget command with the file to fix that is 404 for the specified file
https://github.com/lutris/lutris/issues/4429
i had it working on one install of artix but not my other install of artix. I pout it on an nvme drive that is enclosed in a usb 3 thingy for nvme drives. That install worked fine for steam but not lutris. I am back to having no lutris working on artix and no epic store and no eso with that. so now am forced to rely on windows for epic?
Have actually tried going to lutris forums for help but got no responses. Should i assume lutris is systemd dependent?
lutris appears to not be in the repos anymore?
I don't think Lutris was ever in the official Artix repos
after deleting the ,. directories in home for lutris and then building lutris from the aur, i started up lutris and installed epic store OR i amtrying to install epic store but it's been installing game data for over an hour...
2024-06-09 11:38:47,903: Winepath: /home/[username]/.local/share/lutris/runners/wine/wine-ge-8-26-x86_64/bin/wine
it's almost 1 pm local time
I don't know if it will help but the last few times I've had Lutris update It has not worked with the package from the Arch repo's.
I can't remember the exact errors in the terminal other than to say the python code in the package clearly wasn't happy with the python it found on my PC.
It has worked when I've manually downloaded the build files and built Lutris locally.
One of those things I've meant to take a closer look at but haven't as of yet.
Maybe if we can find a sucker maintainer for python packages, I can try to get lutris added ;)
what would said sucker have to do exactly? i never maintained a package b4...
Oh, not much... only update and maintain all 1200+ Python packages currently in our repos as well as future ones, and conduct the massive yearly rebuild of all of said packages.
Mention me in the #artix IRC channel some time if you're curious about the process of how we maintain packages generally.
i have only a ryzen 5 4500 with 32 gigs of rams. maybe is it enough?
Understanding the anatomy of a PKGBUILD (https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/PKGBUILD) at a high level and being able to troubleshoot build issues is far more important than your workstation specs. In fact, the actual building of our packages happens on our build servers.