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How is there not a ubiquitous modding platform for Linux yet?
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this post was submitted on 15 Dec 2025
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I've only had one game the last few years, where you should use the Linux native version but some big mods have hardcoded Windows paths. That and Wabbajack for Skyrim didn't work in wine back then but there's far more powerful native tooling now.
I mean, even Sims 4 Studio works in wine. If only wine would be a bit cli-friendlier (profile creation) and had a native way to stick to a certain release.