Mathieu Comandon

We need to be careful with this. Personally, I don't create desktop launchers, I run games from lutris so I'm not really concerned by this. I believe the initial reason...

I see 2 errors related to input (the 1st you mentioned and another related to an invalid line in the Windows registry, by what looks like a weird controller name)....

this is happening because the shortcut launches lutris which then launches the game. This makes Steam lose track of the process. If you create a shell script of the game...

@Merrit yes, this is different from what i was explaining. `lutris:rungameid` will launch Lutris then tell it to launch the game. The other option is to use the -b option...

It *should* be fairly easy to debug with the bash script. 1st confirm you have the overlay on something not coming from Lutris. Then it's a matter of disabling parts...

you don't need to tamper with SSL stuff in the code base, Origin login has worked on plenty of machines without doing so. This is clearly a local issue.

So the "local" issue is local to anyone who has updated to Ubuntu 22.04 or one of its variants. I'm able to reproduce this as well on Pop 22.04 as...

I don't see anything about a crash in Webkit2, it seems to be related to requests as far as I know. It's worth trying to fix the issue on requests...

This affects them, there's a vulnerability that affects SSL renegotiation and the standard they are currently using is outdated. Regardless of how this issue affects us, it's in their best...

There are some "urgency hints" (or whatever that's called) to tell the window manager that something has happened. This is usually used in chat messaging programs when a new message...