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I need a step by step tutorial how to set up flatpak bottles π and how one installs games/apps from a iso file.
You may want to look at lutris.
I was not able to achieve anything with lutris neither last time I tried ππ
You'll want to download the correct dependencies for the bottle after creating it. Off the top of my head.
You'll want to download Wine-GE, which may or may not be included in bottles. Otherwise, I hear the latest Caffe works pretty well, but I have never personally tried it.
Also, enable DXVK and VKD3D setting the latest ones for that.
Lastly, ensure the renderer is set to Vulkan instead of the default GL.
This is all off the top of my head and I don't remember where these settings are exactly but usually all within the bottle. I don't use flatpak bottles, so I'm not sure what dependencies are already included. Someone feel free to correct me.
Use the bottles documentation online, too!
I have about 50 games in prefixes and never had to use
Isn't dotnetcore redundant with dotnet, and d3d* with dxvk?
Kenshi really needs their own vcrun in depencies folder tho. And cd to exe to run, what shit software.
I don't remember exactly but yeah you are probably right. I think specific games needed it because they wouldn'tlaunch otherwise. I run a bunch of gog games out of the same bottle just because I don't like having to create a new prefix in heroic. I make back ups before installing every game but its working fine with no issues.
So you recommend to just use the AUR package? π
Like I said, I have little experience with flatpak version of bottles so I can only say I'm experienced with the AUR package. If you're having troubles with flatpak, I doubt switching to AUR will change your experience very much.
I think my main problem was not understanding that I need to do something in Flatseal so that bottles sees the mounted iso correctly. On my new set up, I donβt have installed Flatpak yet, so Iβll try the AUR version first π letβs see if it changes something.
Would that new GE Proton-led project meant to make a "universal launcher" help with the latter? It might not be out yet.
π§Iβll investigate
Edit: https://github.com/Open-Wine-Components/umu-launcher
Looks interesting indeed, but I guess doesnβt make that mich of a difference in my use case.