On Steam Deck (SteamOS 3.8.16, Desktop Mode), Napstr 1.1 installed via
AppImage fails on searching or saving a profile with:
Platform secure storage failure: DBus error: The name is not activatable
There's no Secret Service provider on the device. ListActivatableNames shows
nothing for org.freedesktop.secrets. SteamOS has an immutable rootfs and no
gnome-keyring, and anything installed via steamos-readonly disable gets wiped
on the next OS update, so there's no real way to fix this from my side.
Would you consider a fallback when the keyring isn't available? Passphrase-encrypted
file storage would be my preference. In-memory works, but re-entering an nsec
via the on-screen keyboard each session is a little janky on this hardware.
That said, in-memory plus a clear error message would already make the app usable here,
and I'd take that over nothing. Right now the raw DBus error gives no hint about
what's wrong.
Happy to test on hardware if useful.
On Steam Deck (SteamOS 3.8.16, Desktop Mode), Napstr 1.1 installed via
AppImage fails on searching or saving a profile with:
There's no Secret Service provider on the device.
ListActivatableNamesshowsnothing for
org.freedesktop.secrets. SteamOS has an immutable rootfs and nognome-keyring, and anything installed via
steamos-readonly disablegets wipedon the next OS update, so there's no real way to fix this from my side.
Would you consider a fallback when the keyring isn't available? Passphrase-encrypted
file storage would be my preference. In-memory works, but re-entering an nsec
via the on-screen keyboard each session is a little janky on this hardware.
That said, in-memory plus a clear error message would already make the app usable here,
and I'd take that over nothing. Right now the raw DBus error gives no hint about
what's wrong.
Happy to test on hardware if useful.