Unity Hub / Editor setup problems on Bazzite?
For some reason Unity Hub cannot download the Editor because it cannot find enough disk space. But my PC has 390 GiB available... and i dont get why :/
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how did you install Unity Hub?
Through the discover app. So Flatpak i guess
it looks like it's only able to detect the amount of free space from
/tmp
just add
/var in front of the path
it's not resolving the link correctlyit looks like installing it via a distrobox works as-is
with the added bonus of being a newer version
:o Nice!!!
How do i get a distro box?
gui is
boxbuddy
and we have ujusts that setup tailored boxes ujust assembleuse fedora as the base and then following the RHEL instructions here: https://docs.unity3d.com/hub/manual/InstallHub.html
Thank you both!! :D
im very new to his xD
np
feel free to continue in this thread or make a new one if you have issues with getting it set up
👍👍
Hi again. I downloaded the app through Fedora distro box and got it running which fixed the original disk Space problem. But now the app cannot find any license on my account nor activate a private license.
You can press the button, and get the loaing banner, but it just closes without fixing a license :/
I found what the log files says but its a bit complicated :hmm:
fuse
Flatpack is wacky
Unity works if you download it through Flathub but it cannot find a few packages that the Debugger needs to function. As well as Visual studio code does not find nececary packages either.
Distrobox
Downloading Unity a distrobox encounters errors too, but already in the installation and encounters problems with license activation.
rpm-ostree
devs probably dont suport this approach but it installs unity and visual studio deeper down in bazzite, giving it more authority i think. It works perfectly and fixes all the package problems, but i still encounter problems with License activation
and then i found this on Unity Hubs download page for linux.
how do I do these instructions on bazzite??
for those keyring instructions, try it in your distrobox container first. you aren't going to be editing those for anything installed via rpm-ostree
and anything under
/usr/ can only be written to with sudo
so perhaps you need to get that gpg file and sudo cp it into that folder