Unfortunately the issue persists even if I give Heroic access to the all user files (filesystem=home), but maybe the issue is more an issue of Steam rather than of Heroic, since from Heroic I’m able to launch games and even add them to Steam (they actually appear on Steam Library, and manually launching from a terminal the command Heroic automatically added to steam games are launched properly).

I tried to give Steam flatpak full access to user’s files as well, but after having done that I got an error when launching steam pointing me to this doc page so I think some additional steps would be needed for that change (?)

Because sometimes I have the laptop connected to the TV using Steam’s Big Picture mode with a controller and it would be nice to launch also my Heroic games from there without having to go back to the desktop

IT WORKED! Thank yoy again for the help :)

I’ve tried first removing the -it flag as suggested by @[email protected] in another comment and see if that works out. Otherwise I’ll try to debug with a logfile as you suggested, thanks!

Oh you are right, thank you. I’ve tried removing it and see if it fixes the issue 🤞

Thank you for pointing it out. I’ll fix it as soon as possible and see if it solves the issue.

However, the script I pasted is fired by another script (called docker_backupper.sh, that is the one triggered by the cronjob and whose purpose is firing a specific script for each service to be backed up) and that script has the #!/bin/bash on top, so I fear adding it also to the “invoked scripts” won’t change that much

Anyone willing to summarize those mistakes here, for those who can’t watch the video rn?