BørgeLike now, nothing happens when I double click a video in Nautilus, so I thought ok, let me try and launch it with Showtime trough the terminal to see if there's any error messages… Well, good luck with that! I have to search up Showtime, not in Overview, not in Software, but on flathub.org, to find the Flatpak name that I can copy and paste into the terminal. What? How does it make any sense that this is the way you're supposed to do things? Am I missing something crucial here? #flatpak #gnome
The more likely outcome is that I just don't have the energy to try and debug the issue…
dotKnewt@forteller iflg. duck så bør du se i ~/.local/share/flatpak (regner med dette er for —user) og /var/lib/flatpak (—system), hvis du finner dem under der så kan du kanskje få lagt dem til i path i hvert fall? Enig i at det høres galt ut at det ikke skal være på plass by default, så mistenker at noe mangler..
breakfast@forteller i usually use `flatpak list` to see the names. i don't see this as an issue necessarily with flatpak either because it's possible someone doesn't know "Files" is actually nautilus. Is there an easy way to find that besides looking it up?
Aheadofthekrauts@forteller flatpak list should show you whats installed.