Simon McVittie

This likely needs changes in that specific game, or in a middleware library that it uses, and cannot be solved from the runtime side. Controller hotplugging generally works in the...

According to SteamDB, the game with zombies in contains a bundled copy of SDL 2. Resolving this might be as simple as moving that copy out of the way so...

This is working fine for me with the Steam Linux Runtime - soldier beta branch, on Debian testing, with an Xbox 360 wired controller. What exact controller are you reproducing...

From the detailed (`-vv`) log, it looks to me as though Flatpak is successfully handing over control to `stremio` inside the sandbox, but then `stremio` is not running successfully (exiting?...

We need to be a bit careful about this: it isn't completely obvious that it's 100% correct to do this. One possible unintended side-effect of doing this is that if...

> launching everything into their own cgroup I think most of that would need to happen in GLib, because x-d-p-gtk mostly just calls `g_app_info_launch_uris()` or `g_app_info_launch()` or similar. The only...

If you run Flatpak under `gdb` (`gdb --args flatpak run -vv org.mozilla.firefox`), press Ctrl+C during the 30 second delay, and then do `thread apply all bt` at the `(gdb)` prompt,...

Another thing that might be helpful to try is to see whether you can reproduce this with a simpler app with fewer permissions. My usual test app for "no particularly...

> Looks like the dbus call is timing out, for some reason Is the document portal failing to start up? Check the system log (systemd journal or syslog) around this...

> What's the relation to running flatpaks? Flatpak doesn't know which top-level directories your OS relies on to be able to run arbitrary host executables like `xdg-dbus-proxy`: normally the answer...