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[Bug]: flatpak remove --unused tries to remove a required platform extension #5712
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To clarify, do you actually have an Intel GPU? Flatpak looks for The Steam flatpak originally had an incorrect definition of that extension point which may have installed it excessively (but more likely, not at all). The extension point has carried The fact that |
Ah, I guess I might know what happened. My Intel-based (cpu+igpu) laptop broke, so I moved the disk to a replacement laptop, which is AMD-based (cpu+igpu). That's when I saw the behavior above. Now that my Intel-based laptop is repaired and I moved the disk back, I no longer see it. Can this be an explanation for what happened? Is here something to fix, or should I just close it? |
Checklist
Flatpak version
1.15.6
What Linux distribution are you using?
Fedora Linux
Linux distribution version
39
What architecture are you using?
x86_64
How to reproduce
I'm not sure how to replicate my setup and the problem from scratch. This is what I see on my system:
Which means
flatpak remove --unused
doesn't behave correctly. It should only try to remove runtimes/extensions which are truly unused by anything else.My current setup:
Expected Behavior
flatpak remove --unused
only removes truly unused refsActual Behavior
flatpak remove --unused
tries to remove refs which are required by some appsAdditional Information
No response
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