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Possible solution for the opened terminal. #162
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What do you mean by this? That the upstream flatpak package didn't work or an upstream package like the |
That the upstream flatpak (stable not nightly) package didn't work. Also the audio doesn't work as the deb one (I did put the audio manually as the guide say). If there are extra permissions needed, they must be known. |
Okay, thanks for the info.
Did you happen to test the nightly/beta version (or only the stable)? We're getting close to make a new stable release. |
No I did not. I 'll install it in the next hours if you want. |
That would be nice. Just to get a double check if we're on the right path. Thank you! |
@zachvlat how did you start sunshine? |
this is not user friendly though... someone who 'll use the flathub store to install it will not see or use it. we have to find a way to seemlesly implement this. thats the exact reason why i use this script. |
There's two desktop files: https://github.com/LizardByte/Sunshine/tree/master/packaging/linux/flatpak Is flatpak not exposing these to you? |
No. Not at KDE at least. It has only one launcher that doenst work as is. |
KDE Debian 12 (wayland)
The use of this flatpak was cumbersome but since the official didn't work for me I used this. The proble was that i had to manually run this
sudo -i PULSE_SERVER=unix:$(pactl info | awk '/Server String/{print$3}') \ flatpak run dev.lizardbyte.app.Sunshine
with an opened terminal so i can use it.
I have a clean proposal to this:
#!/bin/sh
PULSE_SERVER=unix:$(pactl info | awk '/Server String/{print $3}') flatpak run dev.lizardbyte.app.Sunshine
, place it somewhere and make it executable
3. change the desktop entry's Exec
Exec=pkexec /path/to/sunshine-wrapper.sh
I don't think this is a great solution but if we make all these steps into a single script file the experience will be far better.
this is an example sh file that works on debian:
gist file
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