How to get “flatpak enter” to work?
I'm trying to use flatpak enter
to enter a sandboxed Steam client. To get a PID or instance ID I do like so:
$ flatpak ps
Instance PID Application Runtime
2581746118 4294 com.valvesoftware.Steam org.freedesktop.Platform
However, doing flatpak enter
as root doesn't work:
# flatpak enter 4294 bash
error: 4294 is neither a pid nor an application or instance ID
# flatpak enter 2581746118 bash
error: 2581746118 is neither a pid nor an application or instance ID
# flatpak enter com.valvesoftware.Steam bash
error: com.valvesoftware.Steam is neither a pid nor an application or instance ID
Also, using tab completion after flatpak enter
only shows command line options, rather than any argument to enter
.
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I'm trying to use flatpak enter
to enter a sandboxed Steam client. To get a PID or instance ID I do like so:
$ flatpak ps
Instance PID Application Runtime
2581746118 4294 com.valvesoftware.Steam org.freedesktop.Platform
However, doing flatpak enter
as root doesn't work:
# flatpak enter 4294 bash
error: 4294 is neither a pid nor an application or instance ID
# flatpak enter 2581746118 bash
error: 2581746118 is neither a pid nor an application or instance ID
# flatpak enter com.valvesoftware.Steam bash
error: com.valvesoftware.Steam is neither a pid nor an application or instance ID
Also, using tab completion after flatpak enter
only shows command line options, rather than any argument to enter
.
flatpak
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I'm trying to use flatpak enter
to enter a sandboxed Steam client. To get a PID or instance ID I do like so:
$ flatpak ps
Instance PID Application Runtime
2581746118 4294 com.valvesoftware.Steam org.freedesktop.Platform
However, doing flatpak enter
as root doesn't work:
# flatpak enter 4294 bash
error: 4294 is neither a pid nor an application or instance ID
# flatpak enter 2581746118 bash
error: 2581746118 is neither a pid nor an application or instance ID
# flatpak enter com.valvesoftware.Steam bash
error: com.valvesoftware.Steam is neither a pid nor an application or instance ID
Also, using tab completion after flatpak enter
only shows command line options, rather than any argument to enter
.
flatpak
I'm trying to use flatpak enter
to enter a sandboxed Steam client. To get a PID or instance ID I do like so:
$ flatpak ps
Instance PID Application Runtime
2581746118 4294 com.valvesoftware.Steam org.freedesktop.Platform
However, doing flatpak enter
as root doesn't work:
# flatpak enter 4294 bash
error: 4294 is neither a pid nor an application or instance ID
# flatpak enter 2581746118 bash
error: 2581746118 is neither a pid nor an application or instance ID
# flatpak enter com.valvesoftware.Steam bash
error: com.valvesoftware.Steam is neither a pid nor an application or instance ID
Also, using tab completion after flatpak enter
only shows command line options, rather than any argument to enter
.
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