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<asimvoc>xdg-portal when i exec it
<riteo>nw it's fine
<riteo>basically it's saying that there's a better way of choosing the "child daemons" for xdg-desktop-portal automatically
<asimvoc>i installed ungoogled chromium in flatpak
<asimvoc>i tried meet fot test screen sharing
<asimvoc>not work
<riteo>you can setup a configuration file asking for what daemons to start depending on yout XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP
<riteo>shoot I said XDG_RUNTIME_DIR above, sorry
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<riteo>asimvoc: mhhh, xdg-desktop-portal-wlr says nothing?
<asimvoc>nothing
<asimvoc>no one single line
<riteo>like, the warnings say rightfully that you're using an "old way" of configuration but it's indeed detecting the right thing at the right time
<riteo>uh no wait that might be startup
<riteo>ughhhhh lemme thing
<riteo>think
<asimvoc>https://0x0.st/X5TB.txt
<asimvoc>this is the logs of ungoogled chromium
<asimvoc>i just enter in meet and init a new meeting and try to sharing the screen
<asimvoc>it only works for tabs
<riteo>No such interface “org.freedesktop.portal.FileChooser” is because xdg-desktop-portal-wlr only exposes screen casting
<riteo>you'll need another daemon like xdg-desktop-portal-gtk for everything else
<asimvoc>why?
<asimvoc>flatpak need it?
<riteo>well yes for the file chooser
<riteo>you don't need the gtk one if you dislike it
<riteo>there are other daemons implementing a file chooser
<asimvoc>no problems
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<asimvoc>i just need to screensharing
<riteo>if you're asking why it's a bit like android's way where the application does not have access to the whole filesystem but only to a specific file you select manually as an user
<riteo>all right
<riteo>`PulseAudio: Unable to connect: Connection refused` is because chromium is looking for pulseaudio but can't find it. If you run `pipewire-pulse` it should work
<asimvoc>can i work my way without it?
<riteo>I'm not sure why you're so stubborn about this; that's not real pulseaudio, just a shim
<riteo>if you really insist you can look for pipewire support in chromium if it exists
<asimvoc>yeah but i don't remember to use pipewire-pulse in gentoo for this same problem
<riteo>perhaps it's just a config flag away or it automatically switched to pipewire for this
<asimvoc>just pipewire-alsa
<riteo>oh then it probably chose that instead
<riteo>because I can see an alsa print
<asimvoc>yeah
<riteo>oh well let's see what else's left...
<asimvoc>but if i just build the pipewire in community
<asimvoc>with alsa only
<asimvoc>i get the same error
<riteo>well yeah because it's probably trying to connect with pulseaudio first
<riteo>that's how programs usually deal with multiple apis
<riteo>there's this "PipeWire stream state error: error output enum formats: No such file or directory"
<riteo>uuuhh wait
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