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ShaunaTheDead ,

Finally a native Linux mod manager. It's a pain trying to run Windows mod managers through WINE or Proton.

KairuByte ,
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Hopefully it’s better than the old NMM offering, Vortex. It was a pain trying to use it at all, never mind through Wine.

mnemonicmonkeys ,

Wasn’t Mod Organizer 2 natively ported to Linux already? I know they mainly do Bethesda games but credit where it’s due

aluminium ,

Curious to see how good it works with Betheda games once they are supported. Vortex at least to me seemed overcomplicated and I still don’t grasp a lot of things about it. I liked the old OG Nexus Mod Manager best.

DarkThoughts ,

Same. Vortex was so convoluted and confusing to use. Currently using MO2 which works okayish under Linux but I want a proper native mod manager for Bethesda games.

Granted, I'm generally not a huge fan of Nexus, but them going cross platform with this is a very good thing and also shows how far Linux has come that we see this sort of attention now.

systemglitch ,

I find vortex just doesnt work too often to be considered reliable on window. It’s usually far less hassle to just do it manually.

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