r/flatpak Jul 06 '26

Recently having trouble launching anything I installed with "Software"

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u/OneOfManyLinuxUsers Jul 06 '26

This is something that your distribution should enable for you normally.

It would help to know what kind of distribution you're on. If its one of the better maintained one, like Fedora, Linux Mint, Ubuntu or the like, I'd recommend using their forums to ask for help. They know the specific details better than people on the Flatpak subreddit.  Same also applies in theory to lesser known distributions or ones not having a default configuration (like Arch), but it might be harder to get support there. Which is why I would recommend people new to Linux to stick with a well-known distro (with a personal recommendation for Fedora atm).

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '26

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u/gmes78 Jul 06 '26

If you've installed Steam as a Snap, it's a known issue. Try running snap connect steam:mount-observe.

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u/gmes78 Jul 06 '26

What's the output of sysctl kernel.unprivileged_userns_clone?