cross-posted from: https://sopuli.xyz/post/39815259
Limo: A simple Qt based mod manager
Someone mentioned this on a the recent discussions about Nexus Mods cancelling their Linux mod loader, and after trying it out I thought it was worth making a dedicated post about it.
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Do we have anything yet other than vortex that can handle nexus mods collections?
I love when sparklejunkies equate “low churn” with “dead”.
SnazzyPanda seems to have taken over the mantle. See here.
Ahh looks like this is not going to overtake Mod Organizer 2 anytime soon, sorry for not checking before crossposting!
I just use this: https://github.com/Furglitch/modorganizer2-linux-installer
Huh, is there one that does Stardew Valley?
There is also Jackify. It’s a tool to download, install and configure Wabbajack modlists. Wabbajack modlists uses Mod Organizer 2 as the mod manager, which is a Windows app, but works well enough under Linux.
I just used Jackify to install Viva New Vegas modpack. Too bad it doesn’t support non-premium Nexus Mods downloads. As a workaround, I have installed Wabbajack via Jackify, opened it, and used Wabbajack to streamline downloading the mods into a specified folder. Then I went back to Jackify and pointed it to the folder with mods, which skipped the Nexus Mods premium check. Thankfully, it was “only” 140 mods for manual clicking. I would go insane if i tried to get a modlist with 500+ mods.
I wanted to try it for F:NV but i see a lot of issues and bugs reported on the github while the last commit was made 9 months ago.
I’m sorry, I should have checked before sharing. Will edit the description
What’s this about nexus having cancelled their Linux mod loader? Have they changed their plans regarding the nexus mods app?
Edit: Just saw that they’re retiring the nexus mods app to go back to working on vortex. whyyyyyyyy
In case anyone wants it, you can get Vortex working with WINE games. It’s a pain, and it does have issues, but it can be done. I’ve only ever seen people say it can’t work, but you can run it under the same prefix as the game and have it function 95% of the way fine. There will be some warnings that won’t go away though.
There’s a tool called NaK that can set up Vortex and MO2.
I bet this has something to do with them being sold off last year and the new owners not seeing the cross platform app as being worth it
