Hi Richard, I can confirm the issue: I do have the
/usr/share/libdrm/amdgpu.ids file in my host, but it's probably not
visible to the snap (and no AppArmor denial appears in the logs).
But whether this means that GPU acceleration is disabled, this is
something that would be better answered by the authors of (s)mplayer. It
might not make any practical difference.
As for the publisher verification, the whole point of snaps is to
provide users a better security *without* the need for the users to
trust the publishers, because snap applications run under confinement.
If you run
snap connections smplayer
you can see what interfaces are used by smplayer (active ones are those
with the plug and slot columns both set), and you can look up their
meaning in
https://snapcraft.io/docs/supported-interfaces
Hope this helps :-)
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