Installation was succesfull, but I have no this game in start menu in Games… I tried run:
lenovo@localhost:~> dune-2-goldpath
dune-2-goldpath: příkaz nenalezen (= command not found)
Also I got error:
lenovo@localhost:~> sudo snap install dune-2-goldpath
2023-12-04T23:03:29+01:00 INFO Waiting for automatic snapd restart…
2023-12-04T23:03:30+01:00 INFO Waiting for automatic snapd restart…
dune-2-goldpath 1.0 from Marisa Giancarla (marisag1967) installed
WARNING: There is 1 new warning. See ‘snap warnings’.
lenovo@localhost:~> snap warnings
last-occurrence: today at 23:02 CET
warning: |
the snapd.apparmor service is disabled; snap applications will likely not start.
Run “systemctl enable --now snapd.apparmor” to correct this.
lenovo@localhost:~> snap warnings
last-occurrence: today at 23:02 CET
warning: |
the snapd.apparmor service is disabled; snap applications will likely not start.
Run “systemctl enable --now snapd.apparmor” to correct this.
so the error still remains…
what to do to launch this game and also have it in start menu in games category?
The warning message has the same timestamp - it’s not disabled, you just saw the same error message twice.
Snaps typically aren’t in the path, so you have to run them either from the GUI or find the executable and run them from the path they got installed in. If you’re using GNOME, just hit the super key and start typing the name of the game in, and it should find it.
@aggie I also don’t use snaps normally. But instead of adding unrelated flatpak stuff, i spent 10 minutes to dive into the Dune 2 snap directory and succeded in the end
Thats helps the TO!
It depends on the used desktop environment. As example for KDE Plasma:
Right click on application starter → Edit applications
This will open the KDE menu editor. Simply create an application starter with the above commands and as shown in the screenshot:
i tried to find, but… 
