Match the legacy entry against this checkout's desktop-run.sh instead of any
desktop-run.sh, and delete the legacy icon files only after that entry or the
old artwork proves ownership. Quote and escape Exec arguments as the Desktop
Entry specification requires, so a checkout path with reserved characters no
longer produces an invalid entry, and escape the Path value.
Use StartupWMClass=RiotClientServices in both entries: Darling derives WM_CLASS
from -[NSProcessInfo processName], the basename of argv[0], and the launcher
starts .../RiotClientServices. "Riot Client" is only the bundle display name,
so the checkout entry never matched the window. Both entries now share
Name/GenericName/Comment/Icon/Keywords/Categories and a test keeps them in
sync; Terminal stays different because the checkout entry logs to
build/desktop-launch.log while the packaged entry runs the session in a
terminal.
Also drop the stray top-level icon copies, handle dangling legacy symlinks,
name the icon for assistive technology, document the alias and menu entry, and
cover the helper with disposable-HOME tests.
Use a project-owned identity for the visible desktop entry while keeping the existing binary, package and window-matching identifiers working. The helper now copies the project's original icon instead of extracting one from the client, and the old game-named entry and icons it created are removed. Extend the packaging check to assert the neutral fields.
NixOS keeps the GPU driver's EGL vendor files and external-platform files
under /run/opengl-driver, which glvnd and NVIDIA's driver inside the FHS
environment do not search. glvnd then only knows Mesa, and NVIDIA cannot open
X11 displays because its X11 support is the egl-x11 external platform. The
client fell back to Mesa's software rasterizer: garbled text in the client and
no way to present the game's NVIDIA Vulkan frames.
When /run/opengl-driver provides them, prepend those directories to
__EGL_VENDOR_LIBRARY_DIRS and __EGL_EXTERNAL_PLATFORM_CONFIG_DIRS, keeping the
FHS paths and any caller-provided value after them.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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