Wine game detection on Linux

[ArtyIF]

Currently, Windows games running via Wine or Proton don't seem to be detected on Linux. I imagine this can be solved by scanning for all the Wine and Proton processes and looking at their arguments for the EXEs running. However, I'm not well versed with this project enough to fix it myself yet.

[ArtyIF]

I might've narrowed down the issue. As it turns out, the EXE launched is already in the output of ps. However, the way it's launched in arRPC only shows processes for the current terminal session, not the user. There needs to be an additional -u <username> argument. If I'm right, I'll make a PR.

[CanadaHonk]

I didn't have that issue. Also, it isn't that simple as arRPC uses /proc/{pid}/exe to get the binary path, which will probably result in a Wine path.

[ArtyIF]

You're right. I misinterpreted the output. It does link to wine-preloader. However, cmdline has the path to the EXE.

[miathetrain]

Are you still having this issue? Detecting wine games and such works perfectly for me using my fork. My code is probably messy.
https://github.com/cannibalmaid/arrpc

[sull324]

No process are detected using the latest git version but if i use https://github.com/cannibalmaid/arrpc fork everything work fine and is detected.

using latest arch linux.