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IIRC you need to install vulkan both for 32 and 64 bits at least for some Lutris stuff, so it might be a good start to verify that you have that.
On my system:
/usr/bin/vulkaninfo is owned by package vulkan-tools
/usr/lib64/libfluidsynth.so.3 is owned by fluidsynth-libs
I don't have the 32-bit version of either of those packages though, so that wasn't necessary for the games I've played at least. Can't remember if I installed them manually or if I got them through some metapackage.
I installed those, but i get theme parsing error: gtk-dark.css:6610:68: invalid name of pseudo-class when running lutris and it wont launch
Most likely that's a theme issue. Close Lutris, change back to the default Adwaita theme and try again.
I set it with lxappearance and it still wont open
Are you on Wayland? If so, try setting the theme using Nwg-Look instead. If not, stick with LXappearance. Also btw I just found out that LXappearance doesn't apply GTK settings directly, you'll need log off and on for the change to take place, if you haven't done that already.
Also, what's the DE that you're using? Because if you're not on Gnome (from the sounds of it, you're on LXQt?), you may need to install certain GTK theme engine dependencies like
gnome-themes-extraandgtk-murrine-engine. Reboot (or logoff/on), and try again.Also worth trying a different theme such as Breeze or Arc. Maybe try a light variant as well.
If all else fails, open a bug report on the Lutris github.
Ill try nwg-look. Im on hyprland
Well the errors gone but it still wont open
Run
journalctl -fbefore starting Lutris, then launch Lutris and check the journalctl for any errors.All I'm seeing here are jackett errors, which seems to be some kind of torrent downloader (not related to lutris). This is only 6 seconds of logs, there's a very low chance you would have caught anything related to lutris in that short amount of time. Look further back in the journal and find logs related to lutris before posting anything (after opening it again, they'd be gone by now). You could always try to start lutris right at a minute mark and just scroll up to the timestamp to make it easier to find, though it might benefit you to kill the jackett process before taking any more logs; it's horribly misconfigured
Lutris was just spawning on workspace 9 lol
Oh, very strange. Glad you got it figured out!