try this:
Open a terminal
f
flatpak list
find your application that you want to start) in my case I was having issues with. For example I couldn’t open “Disk Usage Analyzer”! The list shows it as:
Disk Usage Analyzer org.gnome.baobab 47.0 stable system
Then run the app manually using:
`
GSK_RENDERER=ngl flatpak run org.gnome.baobab
`
This will run the application, but it will hog that terminal session and close when you close the terminal. If you want it to survive closing the terminal use:
> GSK_RENDERER=ngl nohup flatpak run org.gnome baobab &
(set the env variable, ‘nohup’ output to the nohup.out file, and run the application in the background.)
Looks like there are issues between gnome and Nvidia drivers again … :rolleyes: