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The game in question is Red Eclipse which unlike most other native Linux games, doesn't bundle its own SDL2 and uses the system one instead. That's why it shouldn't have problems running with SDL_VIDEODRIVER=wayland. I also see that Steam Flatpak has Wayland permission.
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Do you still see this issue? using latest Flatpak Steam and launch parameters SDL_VIDEODRIVER=wayland %command% for Red Eclipse produces a Wayland native window, goes ingame and plays nice for me (tested on mesa + AMDGPU).
I was quite surprised that it works as I still struggle to get CS2 running with SDL_VIDEODRIVER=wayland on Flatpak Steam - it works on Native Steam...
Do you still see this issue? using latest Flatpak Steam and launch parameters SDL_VIDEODRIVER=wayland %command% for Red Eclipse produces a Wayland native window, goes ingame and plays nice for me (tested on mesa + AMDGPU).
I was quite surprised that it works as I still struggle to get CS2 running with SDL_VIDEODRIVER=wayland on Flatpak Steam - it works on Native Steam...
Unfortunately I can't test this right now, since I currently don't use Steam Flatpak. But if it works for you, I guess this can be closed? (I also have AMD).
The game in question is Red Eclipse which unlike most other native Linux games, doesn't bundle its own SDL2 and uses the system one instead. That's why it shouldn't have problems running with SDL_VIDEODRIVER=wayland. I also see that Steam Flatpak has Wayland permission.
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