So I looked for the lock files and deleted them after stopping roonbridge service. Then i restarted the pc to be sure. The lock-files are recreated in ./tmp, but the warning also re-appeared. The endpoint is seen (outside wine, just as linux endpoint), I can select it and even start music but no sound, and playing stops after a few seconds. The journalctl still gives the warning arn: get lock file path: /tmp/.rnbhgem0- but this file does exist. So it appears to be something with permissions for accessing the dac, but before it just worked so no idea what has changed on the fedora/bazzite side. Thx anyway for thinking along!
Well, after a lot of searching and trying, the solution in my case resulted to be: in bottles I had to enforce alsa as standard audio output for all bottles. And I have music playing through roon in bottles on bazzite again.
Hi all, has anyone managed to get Roon running on bottles 63.2? I am on a Ubuntu fork and install the Roon app from within Bottles. It installs fine, but when I want to start it, nothing happens…
I had it working before, but that was on a Fedora 43 system if I recall correctly…
Roon works for me with 63.2 on Ubuntu. If you used the built-in recipe to install Roon you may want to remove the start entry for Roon from the list though IIRC (should reveal another shortcut for Roon that works).
PS: This is not a fresh install but one that already worked before and kept working through various component (Wine, Bottles, Runners, etc. and Roon) updates.
I did a fresh bottle and now it works flawlessly again. Not sure why, I didn’t touch anything.
On TuxedoOS I have it running Bottles 64.1 fine with these now: