Neko-san

Sorry, I misinterpreted the topic; I thought we were dicussing a TDM Flatpak and missed that this was actually a discussion about Darkradiant

Why would any of the game files be in an arbitrary location if all the files should be where you expect them? They shouldn't be anywhere else; for that, why even bother making that a concern for supporting with Flatpak at all?

Flatpak has a default install location though, why would it even be necessary to give it access to the non-default location at all? To my understanding, leaving the install paths where they are is part of the point with flatpak: it isn't meant to be tampered with or moved by users. That said, running the binaries directly by encouraging the old execution process (./example-executable or double-clicking) isn't how we want users to do this anyway because it could bypass the flatpak sandbox. I think the solution here would be to just include a .desktop file with the game, but do correct me if I'm misunderstanding something Lol

I attached the OpenAL log and my terminal log here: openal_log.txt terminalLog.log

Wait, so, 1: there isn't a alsoft.conf file in the game directory 2: If I enter those alsoft commands in my terminal, it won't have unexpected affects on other software, right?

For some reason, the game has no audio for me System Info: OS: EndeavourOS (Arch-based Linux) Desktop Environment: KDE CPU: Ryzen 3700X GPU: RTX 2080 Ti GPU Driver: (Proprietary) 460.39 (Plugged into TV w/ HDMI and headset plugged in)