How to remediate NON_ESYNC_WINE_VERSION on OpenSUSE TW?

[RokeJulianLockhart]

How might one go about remediating this? I am using cpe:/o:opensuse:tumbleweed:20230807. I installed using https://dl.flathub.org/repo/appstream/net.lutris.Lutris.flatpakref.

[danieljohnson2]

I think you need to use a different version of Wine. You can download one inside Lutris; there's a little icon in the sidebar, next to "Wine", to do this.

You can then configure your game to use it, and hopefully that will help.

[RokeJulianLockhart]

@danieljohnson2,

You can download one inside Lutris

Uh, this is a little overwhelming.

[danieljohnson2]

Grab the top one; that looks pretty good.

Lutris (I'm told) is meant to auto-download the top one whenever you install a game, if you don't have it, just so you'll have the latest. But that's bugged in 0.5.13; hopefully we'll do this properly in the next release.

[RokeJulianLockhart]

Doesn't appear to have worked, @danieljohnson2.

[danieljohnson2]

You need to select the new version of Wine in the game configuration too, I expect. Did you do that?

If you did so, did you the error change? There's a second thing that can fail here, something about ESYNC 'limits'. Maybe its that now?

[RokeJulianLockhart]

@danieljohnson2, #4979 (comment)

You need to select the new version of Wine in the game configuration too, I expect. Did you do that?

It was prefilled to the correct version, so I doubt that there's that anything I need to or am able to modify.

did you the error change? There's a second thing that can fail here, something about ESYNC 'limits'

[danieljohnson2]

This doesn't seem right. I'll need to look into this.

[danieljohnson2]

So this is really weird. The check you are failing here actually looks at the name of the Wine version. Having "Proton" in the name should be enough to count.

The only thing I can think of is that Lutris lolwercases the name and looks for "proton"; maybe lowercasing it going wrong?

Try running this from the terminal:

python3 -c "print('Proton'.lower())"

And let me know what you get. It should be proton.

This is a real shot in the dark though.

[strycore]

maybe lowercasing it going wrong?

I beg you to have better trust in your tools! 🙏

[danieljohnson2]

Trust but verify!

So far as I know there's nothing like the Turkish 'i' problem that could affect this word, but we are using lower() not casefold() so maaaaybe?

[RokeJulianLockhart]

@danieljohnson2, #4979 (comment)

python3 -c "print('Proton'.lower())"

PS /home/rokejulianlockhart> python3 -c "print('Proton'.lower())"
proton

print('Proton'.lower())

PS /home/rokejulianlockhart> python3
Python 3.11.4 (main, Jun 28 2023, 19:51:46) [GCC] on linux
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> print('Proton'.lower())
proton

[danieljohnson2]

And rationality wins another round. Damn you rationality!

I do not understand what is going on here, but could you try the master branch? I have touched this area of the code, though I certainly never meant to fix a bug like this. I was fixing the double error message here.

Just download the master branch and run the 'bin/lutris' script in it- no need to install anything. Try your game, configured to use the Proton version as you have it, and see if that makes any difference.