So is there a way to use proprietary NVidia driver in Wine without breaking things for Intel GPU?
Or any tool to find this out?
Could it maybe be the osu-lazer folder?
Or, can you provide a link to a non-working video that other people can test with?
Does it start on a new user?
I’ve this installed before, is it enough?
What packages name (above) in Arch?
Ok, but there is no “osu-lazer “file?
Including the ‘failure’ ones?
multilib?
install gst-libav
They have, check their previous screenshot
FYI, there are also gst-plugin* modules in official arch linux repos, not just gst-plugins-*
So I have have a laptop with Optimus graphics including Intel HD Graphics 610 and NVidia MX110. I use optimus-manager to switch between them when I need to. Everything works pretty fine except one thing.
OpenGL works fine in Wine on both Intel and NVidia GPUs when using Mesa. But I have installed lib32-nvidia-utils to use proprietary NVidia driver in Wine for OpenGL apps and it also works fine when running on NVidia GPU. However, when I switch to Intel, Wine doesn’t want to run GUI applications at all and says this:
nodrv_createwindow application tried to create a window, but no driver could be loaded.
When I uninstall lib32-nvidia-utils, Wine and OpenGL works again on both GPUs. So is there a way to use proprietary NVidia driver in Wine without breaking things for Intel GPU?
Fixed it!
Need to go for now, will write a big summary after few hours, maybe it will be useful for someone
What packages name (above) in Arch?
What packages name (above) in Arch?
Or any tool to find this out?
I’m trying to build a MAKEPKG for an electron app and took some inspiration off osu-lazer-bin on AUR.
However, I am not sure what install -Dm755 -t “$pkgdir/usr/bin” osu-lazer
I’m trying to build a MAKEPKG for an electron app and took some inspiration off osu-lazer-bin on AUR.
However, I am not sure what install -Dm755 -t “$pkgdir/usr/bin” osu-lazer
That installs the file osu-lazer to $pkgdir/usr/bin and sets the permissions to 755
Ok, but there is no “osu-lazer “file?
thanks!
I swear I’ve been install any of that
I’m talking about media codec problem, Sir
See https://t.me/archlinuxgroup/599641
What packages name (above) in Arch?
archlinux mostly doesn’t do split packages, so there is no reparated dev/devel packages
sudo pacman -S xorg libglvnd glu vulkan-icd-loader
Does the file play in a different player, e.g. VLC? It could just be that the codec is not supported by gstreamer (e.g. if it’s niche or obscure).
Or, can you provide a link to a non-working video that other people can test with?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39607522/no-decoder-available-for-type-video-x-h264
None of it related to me, first of all it’s archlinux, second I have nothing to do with my library string as it’s point to the exact right path, third I have no double gstream nor qtgst thingies as it says
Or, can you provide a link to a non-working video that other people can test with?
I said that any of mpeg4/avc (mp4) videos have the same problem, yeah, it works well if I try to play it using either VLC or ffplay
I shared it because it mentions a library that I couldn’t see in your screenshots. And, the lib for both Arch & Debian are mentioned. Secondly, your error clearly says that the stream format in issue is avc. So, I’m not sure how that is irrelevant. Anyway, good luck.
The issue is that software I use has no Wayland implementation, and after XMonad sway feels… Minimal, to say the least
Including the ‘failure’ ones?
I believe Xorg.log doesn’t report any failures, gotta look up journalctl for that, let me take a look. I’ll create a new user to test if it works for him, while I’m at that
It does, just not marked as error but marked as info