Hey, in your confirmation email, the token isn’t truncated or anything is it? Some (stupid) email clients will deactivate a URL on certain characters. What I’m saying is, you might have to copy and paste the whole string rather than click a truncated link?
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Oh Shit I wish I had read your email first. I deleted the confirmation email after 4 or 5 tries
I will see if there is an option to resend
Did I tell you you are the best?
Fixed and the old one is gone.
You have to log out and log in again.
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ehh… I’m just an old dinosaur, but thanks
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Hi
First off, I am very, very glad this thread did not close yet
yo BROTHER REMEMBER ME, this is me
During the email change I lost all info in USB
I tried everything I could to get back the information I needed to log in again, but no luck.
I am forced to open a temporary account in order to get my old account.
Please BRO, I’m counting on you.
BTW I cant open LUTRIS on my ARCH Desktop
here is the output
lutris --submit-issue
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/lutris", line 52, in <module>
from lutris.gui.application import Application # pylint: disable=no-name-in-module
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'lutris'
I can't open anything else, reinstalled 2 timesI’m not staff here, I can’t help you with getting account credentials or the like reset.
As for that lutris issue, that looks like you’re missing some python packages on your Arch system.
depends=('dbus-python' 'cabextract' 'curl' 'glib2' 'gtk3' 'mesa-utils' 'p7zip' 'psmisc' 'python-distro' 'python-gobject' 'python-lxml' 'python-pillow' 'python-requests' 'python-yaml' 'unzip' 'webkit2gtk' 'xorg-xrandr')
These are the mandatory dependencies (from my PKGBUILD). Query pacman to ensure those are installed
pacman -Qs python-lxml
(That one is a likely culprit BTW, that’s an import error. Check python-yaml too. It’s scripted to fail on import error)
These are optional dependencies for lutris:
optdepends=(
'gamemode: Allows games to request a temporary set of optimisations'
'gamescope: Draw the game window isolated from your desktop'
'gnome-desktop: Get display and resolution using GnomeDesktop'
'gvfs: GVFS backend'
'innoextract: Extract Inno Setup installers'
'lib32-gamemode: Allows games to request a temporary set of optimisations'
'lib32-glibc: for 32bit games support'
'lib32-mangohud: Display the games' FPS + other information'
'lib32-vkd3d: Vulkan 3D support'
'lib32-vulkan-icd-loader: Vulkan support'
'linux-steam-integration: start Steam with LSI'
'mangohud: Display the games' FPS + other information'
'python-evdev: Controller support'
'vkd3d: Vulkan 3D support'
'vulkan-icd-loader: Vulkan support'
'wine: easiest way to get all the libraries missing from the Lutris runtime'
'winetricks: use system winetricks'
'xorg-xgamma: Restore gamma on game exit')
You don’t need all of those, but common sense tells you that you need wine, vulkan etc. You don’t need vkd3d as lutris provides vkd3d-proton
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