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Flatpak Support? #186
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I have a new release scheduled in the next day or two which will solve the build issue (it seems like run 1.80 broke compatibility with a dependency of a dependency), so figured it would be easier to wait until that release rather than spend time working around it. As far as flatpaks are concerned, I have investigated this, but because the utility requires a file in /etc/udev/rules.d/ to be present to allow access to the GoXLR in user space, it would still require manual intervention from the user to make it functional. |
Correct, the same manually intervention is required for StreamController. I'm not sure how they do it, but after installing, a dialog box from both Gnome Software and KDE Discover pops up showing a command. Looking at a forum post, it would be a single command that could be ran. |
After a little more research it looks like you can get really specific with flatpak's override command. It looks like you can add a flag for "additional configuration" with flatpaks that would prompt the user for the command, or maybe a post install script. Looking through all the possible overrides, I think it would be something like:
You could specify common directories for the utility instead of entire system access
There's also:
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Hiya, I noticed the AUR install currently has a broken dependency with Rust/Cargo and wont install, so I made a temporary work-a-round that installs the .rpm package. (Not future proofed, only functional for the current release).
In saying that, would you guys be interested in porting the GoXLR Utility to Flatpak?
Currently, Stream Controller, another third-party app that replaces proprietary software for the Stream Deck has a flatpak and it works the same as a Native install, if not faster. I could absolutely look into this and try building it myself if it would help.
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