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I installed but didnt unpack it actually. I was surprised even controllers are recognised. Did you understand what's inside? Since it's closed source I didnt even bother trying to understand that from the flatpack alone
I don't like flatpak and there's no easy download of the actual thing. If you've got a copy or a direct link to one it might be interesting.
They only provide a flatpak.
Yeah. Which there's no direct link to.
yeah thats what I meant to say. Ive had a long day. If you can provide me a reference on extracting the flatpak from my system I wouldnt mind doing it for you though.
https://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest/usb-drives.html
Just make a directory somewhere and point the command at it instead of a mount point, it should work.
e: double check you're not including your own personal data, I don't do flatpaks so I'm unclear on whether that'll be a thing.