
How to Install Games on Lutris Manually - Chris Titus Tech
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Date: 2022-03-21
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Luke
Cool to see you playing Star Wars Galaxies! It would be great if you published a working Lutris script for SWG Legends. I had made one in the past and then it broke because of the new Java launcher.
I spent the past couple of years maintaining RHEL and Fedora support for the SWGEmu server on GitHub. With it, you can run your own private server. Checkout ekultails/swgemu-server-packages if you're interested!
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Cool to see you playing Star Wars Galaxies! It would be great if you published a working Lutris script for SWG Legends. I had made one in the past and then it broke because of the new Java launcher.
I spent the past couple of years maintaining RHEL and Fedora support for the SWGEmu server on GitHub. With it, you can run your own private server. Checkout ekultails/swgemu-server-packages if you're interested!
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Chuck
Total waste of time that shows nothing.
You didnt show any executible single file or bin cue or iso as a beginning. You dont show how to install anything, because your game was already unpacked or preinstalled for windows.
We as audience needs to start from a no name random game .exe or .iso/.cue. Then we need to know how to install it and trick it to think its on windows and run as such.
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Total waste of time that shows nothing.
You didnt show any executible single file or bin cue or iso as a beginning. You dont show how to install anything, because your game was already unpacked or preinstalled for windows.
We as audience needs to start from a no name random game .exe or .iso/.cue. Then we need to know how to install it and trick it to think its on windows and run as such.
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Pascal
Thats a pretty awesome video, i might consider try again crysis to install... i had no luck before it wouldnt start. BTW I switched to Fedora 31 with kde as well, i really liked the seamless and easy setup, it was really fast and with a minimal effort for setting it up to my needs. Thanks Chris :)
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Thats a pretty awesome video, i might consider try again crysis to install... i had no luck before it wouldnt start. BTW I switched to Fedora 31 with kde as well, i really liked the seamless and easy setup, it was really fast and with a minimal effort for setting it up to my needs. Thanks Chris :)
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Mitsunee
But what if I for example wanted to install NFS Underground 2, but don't happen to have an installation laying around, how would I go about installing that from its DVD? I also have a few DRM-free game installers from when I had Humble Monthly and no clue what to do with those either.
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But what if I for example wanted to install NFS Underground 2, but don't happen to have an installation laying around, how would I go about installing that from its DVD? I also have a few DRM-free game installers from when I had Humble Monthly and no clue what to do with those either.
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Zaubermaus
do i NEED to run this game or any game -windowed- etc. or CAN i, when i for example really want fullscreen? also pleeeease explain some of the tweak options on those screens you breezed through with the words -i disabled XY- and left out the WHY? would be appreciated. thx
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do i NEED to run this game or any game -windowed- etc. or CAN i, when i for example really want fullscreen? also pleeeease explain some of the tweak options on those screens you breezed through with the words -i disabled XY- and left out the WHY? would be appreciated. thx
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Lamaskier.
hi, thx for the tutorial. works great with games. to be honest i installed lutris because i was hoping i could run Resolume 7.1.2 or around that. not a game but a gpu based videomixer program. could you give it a try? i failed and i'm new to linux.
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hi, thx for the tutorial. works great with games. to be honest i installed lutris because i was hoping i could run Resolume 7.1.2 or around that. not a game but a gpu based videomixer program. could you give it a try? i failed and i'm new to linux.
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Andy
Chris, Is there any way possible to install games on Linux from a CD or DVD that is written for windows only ?. I have loads of Tomb Raider and Call of Duty games that presently forces me dual boot back to Win 7 just to play them.
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Chris, Is there any way possible to install games on Linux from a CD or DVD that is written for windows only ?. I have loads of Tomb Raider and Call of Duty games that presently forces me dual boot back to Win 7 just to play them.
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Kartik
I have a folder in which windows .exe game is already installed. How can i use litrus to play that game?. I tried running the game directly in wine but the game lags even in low settings in my Nitro 5 laptop. Any solution??
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I have a folder in which windows .exe game is already installed. How can i use litrus to play that game?. I tried running the game directly in wine but the game lags even in low settings in my Nitro 5 laptop. Any solution??
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