Distant Horizons crashes on Fedora 40 (Cinnamon) with Sodium and its add-ons (Indium and Nvidium.)
I recently installed Fedora 40 (Cinnamon) as a second operating system or dual-booting. Distant Horizons, for some reason, as it works on Windows 10 on the same computer, doesn't work and crashes before getting to the title screen when I enable Sodium, Indium, and Nvidium. It does work when I disable those three mods and get into a world, and vice versa when I disable Distant Horizons. I don't know if it's a known incompatibility or if I need to install a driver, library, or package. I included a crash log and mod list. I'm unsure what the correct terminal command is to get all the listed packages, as I'm still new to this Linux thing. Any answers or suggestions are appreciated.
Solved! Thank you, KBike.
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I'm embarrassed at the fact I seem to miss that while reading the FAQ before sending this forum post. Thank you.
np
and you can try nightly build in #links-n-downloads
2.0.1 is 5 months old atp
Fair enough.
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yes
Thank you. 👍
I'm in.
What's with the "here be dragons?"
old saying iirc
you can google that
Here be dragons
"Here be dragons" (Latin: hic sunt dracones) means dangerous or unexplored territories, in imitation of a medieval practice of putting illustrations of dragons, sea monsters and other mythological creatures on uncharted areas of maps where potential dangers were thought to exist.
It looks like a warning, so that makes sense.