Quickies

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Things I've been using on Linux.

• Mod Organizer 2

Mod Organizer 2

Mod Organizer 2 has no official Linux support. To run it on Linux, you must use either WINE or Proton; I recommend the latter. I'm running it under the Proton Experimental branch.

How to

• Download the latest portable MO2 release.
• Extract it.
• Add it as a "Non-Steam Game."
• Run it with Proton enabled.
• Copy nxmhandler.desktop to ~/.local/share/applications/.
• Copy nxmhandler.sh to your MO2 folder and mark it as executable.
• Update the paths and the AppID accordingly.
• Run update-mime-database ~/.local/share/mime to register the NXM Handler.

Notes

The default path and AppID are ~/Programs/MO2 and 2194124069, respectively. You can find the AppID by running protontricks. If MO2 fails to detect games during the instance setup, create a symbolic link to the game folder in an accessible location. For example: ln -s "$HOME/.steam/steam/steamapps/common/Skyrim Special Edition/" "$HOME/Games".