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* fix(runtime): ship liblzo2-2 so the x86-64 Steam client can install FEX FEX's unsquashfs links liblzo2. The Ubuntu runtime did not ship it, so the FEX check failed on every build, the x86-64 client was never set up, and the session went straight back to the home screen. Only phones with the desktop installed had it. * fix: the x86-64 Steam client starts again after it updates itself under FEX On its first start the x86-64 client downloads a 500 MB update and, under FEX, ends on an illegal instruction (rc=132) instead of asking for a restart with rc=42, so the session ended there. The client is started again once.
The Linux runtime (Ubuntu)
DroidDeck's Linux runtime: Ubuntu 26.04 LTS for arm64, with Kubuntu's Plasma desktop as a separate download, set up as
SteamOS's desktop mode (Valve's Vapor theme, the Steam Deck wallpaper, "Return to Gaming Mode" and
Steam on the desktop). The app installs it into files/linuxfs and runs it under its patched proot.
build-debs.sh(run in anubuntu:26.04container on an arm64 runner) rebuilds two Ubuntu source packages: Mesa with-Dfreedreno-kmds=msm,kgsl, so Turnip and freedreno reach Android's/dev/kgsl-3d0, and KWin withpatches/kwin(nested desktop scale, an explicit render node, scroll source/discrete forwarding). Both get a+droiddeckversion.patches/mesaadds KGSL UBWC 5/6 (backported from upstream Mesa) and the KGSL device numbers for WSI (from Droid-Deck/Drivers).- The runtime's built-in Vulkan driver is DroidDeck's DD-Turnip Linux build (
DD_TURNIP_URLandDD_TURNIP_SHA256inbase.env): Ubuntu's Turnip is diverted tolibvulkan_freedreno.so.distribbecause it lacks the Adreno 8xx fixes. Zink, EGL and llvmpipe stay Ubuntu's. build.shverifies Ubuntu's base image (base.env: signedSHA256SUMSfrom cdimage plus the pinned hash), chroots into it and runssetup.shtwice. Theruntimestage is everything gaming mode needs; it is packed as<tag>.tar.zst. Thedesktopstage then adds Plasma on top, anddesktop-pack.pypacks only what that stage added or changed as<tag>-desktop.tar.zst, so the desktop shares every runtime file instead of shipping its own copy. The runtime carriesusr/share/droiddeck/desktop-pack.json(tag, URL, hash, size) naming its matching desktop pack.setup.sh runtimeinstallspackages-runtime.txtwithout recommends and the+droiddeckdebs from a local repository in/var/lib/droiddeck/apt(pinned at 1001 and held), then builds thedroiddeck-runtimepackage fromoverlay-runtime/.setup.sh desktopinstallspackages-desktop.txt, Firefox from Mozilla's apt repository (mozilla.asc, fingerprint 35BAA0B33E9EB396F59CA838C0BA5CE6DC6315A3) and buildsdroiddeck-desktopfromoverlay-desktop/. Both packages are Protected, depend onprotected-*.txt, own our files and divert any Ubuntu file they replace, so apt neither removes the essentials nor overwrites our settings on upgrade.- The desktop pack's
usr/share/droiddeck/desktop/files.tsv.gzlists each path the desktop added (N), changed (C) or removed (R), andoriginals/keeps the runtime's copies of changed and removed files. Removing the desktop restores those and deletes the added files the user has not changed; a runtime update replaces the tree, and the desktop is downloaded again when it is next opened.
At run time:
sudo,su,pkexecand apt/aptitude (for commands that change the system) go throughdroiddeck-root: the app runs them in a separate proot with-0 --link2symlink, passing the caller's terminal, so dpkg gets root ownership emulation and hard links while the desktop keeps the fast path. PackageKit (Discover) and polkit are started the same way by the session's system bus (/usr/share/droiddeck/system-services).apt/remember(aDPkg::Post-Invokehook) keeps the packages, sources and keys the user added in~/.local/share/droiddeck/apt;apt/restore(autostarted) puts them back after a runtime update.- The installer turns the image's hard links into proot's link2symlink layout, and proot shows the
linked name as
/proc/self/exe(patch 0020), so Ubuntu's multi-call coreutils work.
.github/workflows/build-ubuntu-runtime.yml builds it and, run with a new tag (ubuntu-rN),
publishes the runtime and its desktop pack in Droid-Deck/DroidDeck-Components; linuxfs-ubuntu.json there names the release the
app installs.