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Atlas - Game Manager for LC, F95, Steam, GOG

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We are in the need of devs if it wasn't know from the bold letters from our OP!
So, if anyone wants to help out on the github, even vibecode if you cannot be asked, the barrier to entry is quite low!

We have a small set of rules with PR's that anyone should be able to comply with listed here:

Getting some small bugs fixed or even a linux specific dev would be greatly helpful!

Someone to take a peek at the LewdCorner downloader support and LewdCorner user tier right would be amazing (we want to check if the user account the user holds got access to plus content before un-hiding said content)
I popped an ad for your thread in the thread:

 
Just stumbled into this for the first time. This looks fantastic! Can't wait to try it when I get the chance!
 
Just stumbled into this for the first time. This looks fantastic! Can't wait to try it when I get the chance!
just to correct the above statement........................
they didn't just stumble into this.
honesty is the best policy.


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Small little announcement directly for LC content in the client!
We limited the browse mode FOR NOW. Browse mode will not be able to see Games+ and AI Games+ content.
Hate to ping for an update, but is there any news on this? I know I can manually add games, but you guys made Atlas so good that I've become too lazy to do it myself.
 
I was getting the message in accounts autentication:
“Secure credential storage is unavailable on this system, so accounts cannot be stored safely.”

I'm running Atlas as an AppImage on Arch Linux with GNOME Keyring installed and running. I verified that gnome-keyring-daemon was active and that org.freedesktop.secrets was available through D-Bus.

The issue was resolved by explicitly telling Electron to use GNOME Libsecret when launching Atlas:

./atlas.appimage --password-store=gnome-libsecret

After launching it with that flag, secure credential storage works correctly and the warning no longer appears.

So it seems Electron/Chromium wasn't automatically detecting or selecting the GNOME Libsecret backend on my system.

And thanks! The program turned out great. Everything works as far as I've tested it.
 
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