Sender | Message | Time |
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12 Oct 2024 | ||
Porygon | oh it's through Lutris, sorry forgot to add that nugget of information | 18:08:21 |
TraceyC | No worries. That's beyond what Solus has control of. You might check into lutris' support resources about that error | 18:10:41 |
pomon | The Internet says that you need to delete the .wine home directory and run lutris. If you don't have a lot of stuff there, it's worth a try. | 18:19:30 |
Porygon | Done that one, when I change to lutris version to the latest 9.19 it installs but won't let me login | 18:20:44 |
Porygon | The stable version of wine I 9.0 but that's not on the package repo :/ | 18:21:09 |
Staudey | Yeah, nobody uses the stable version, but in lutris you should be able to choose the wine runner version | 18:23:59 |
Porygon | thats right yes, the defaultd one gives me the 256 error, the system one installs but i cant then login | 18:27:03 |
pomon | If you delete the wine directory and start downloading the game in lutris, lutris should download the appropriate version of wine itself. I think so | 18:28:37 |
Porygon | good idea, if i remove wine using the package manager, will it bugger up the system? not sure if it depends on anything | 18:29:20 |
TraceyC | You can check on command line with | 18:30:33 |
TraceyC | * You can check on command line with | 18:30:42 |
TraceyC | * You can check on command line with | 18:30:58 |
TraceyC | Look at the reverse dependencies. Those are things that require wine | 18:31:19 |
TraceyC | I don't see anything else | 18:31:24 |
Porygon | ok i've managed to get some more logging;
| 18:34:23 |
Porygon | Download image.png | 18:38:31 |
Porygon | how can i check what driver im using for the GPU, all i can tell is from hardware screen | 18:38:40 |
TraceyC | In the Software Center, look under Installed | 18:39:38 |
TraceyC | Scroll down to nvidia-glx-driver-common. You'll also see NVIDIA Graphics Driver | 18:40:00 |
TraceyC | that has a version number | 18:40:04 |
Porygon | Download image.png | 18:41:14 |
Porygon | seem to have a few installde | 18:43:45 |
TraceyC | The modealiases are for the system, for display use. The -common package is part of the main driver package | 18:44:46 |
TraceyC | Those are what you should see | 18:44:55 |
Porygon | shame i cant get this to work very frustrating, well thanks for your help all, gonna leave it there for now. | 19:05:35 |
TraceyC | Good luck | 19:10:16 |
Staudey | In reply to @mocus89:matrix.org Can you run If you're using GNOME there is also a weird bug currently were you have to use the Xorg session for Vulkan apps to properly work (or first log into an Xorg session, after which the Wayland session works too) | 19:17:40 |
Porygon | Ok after extended research, and a reinstall of the os I have it working now, I'll know if it's actually working tomorrow after the 100gig game download but it looks like wine also needs the 32bit Nvidia drivers installed as well. No idea why? I don't know how they glue it all together but I got a step further. I'm really enjoying the is OS far, feels speedy and looks nice with budgie desktop and uses low resources too. I just love that the desktop shell isn't scaled like others at 150% claiming to be 100% | 23:18:53 |
Porygon changed their display name from Tyron Tipping to Porygon. | 23:19:46 | |
Staudey | In reply to @mocus89:matrix.orgWell, I told you to install the 32bit driver, didn't I? ^^ | 23:26:28 |