cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/29113194
The LUG Helper is a tool that automatically installs Star Citizen on Linux, and helps players update and maintain their game experience.
Initially released in December 2020, the Helper has continued on to become a venerable tool to assist Space Penguins of all experience levels with updates and maintenance.
Improvements in the v3.8 release include:
- Mactan's wine builds added as a new runner source
- New Maintenance option to edit the game launch script
- New Maintenance option to launch wine configuration tool
- New Maintenance option to configure sticks and controllers
- New option to update DXVK for native Wine installs
- Fixed menu sizing for current Gnome/KDE versions
- Improved install progress messages
- Prevent re-using existing wine prefixes
- Default wine updated to 10.5
- Updated the RSI Installer to the latest version
More details can be found on the release notes
Refer to the LUG Wiki for the Quick Start Guide and more!
Thank you to all the contributors:
made with <3
- Author: https://github.com/the-sane
- Contributor: https://github.com/Termuellinator
- Contributor: https://github.com/pstn
- Contributor: https://github.com/gort818
- Contributor: https://github.com/victort
- Contributor: https://github.com/Wrzlprnft
- Contributor: https://github.com/LovingMelody
- Contributor: https://github.com/mactan-sc
- Contributor: https://github.com/ProjectSynchro
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Excellent timing for me on finding this post, I am just about to switch back to Linux after a few months being stuck on Windows.
Anyone using this? What kind of "quirks" should I expect to see?
On brand new installs the LIVE experience is as plug and play as can be. Keep an eye on the latest LUG Wiki news when switching to the PTU or returning from a break: https://github.com/starcitizen-lug/knowledge-base/wiki#news
As an HOTAS enthusiast, with 3 sticks, throttle, pedals, and a couple panels…. How would this handle all my peripherals? And would I be able to customize them?
Right now I use Joystick Gremlin in windows to handle a lot of custom functions, e.g. switch on panel A swaps roll and yaw between pedals axis and right stick axis
I can confirm that my hosas + throttle + pedals works out of the box. I did had to enable pedals in wine configuration once though, but aside from this all works great. I’m not into customising my inputs so I can’t comment if that’s doable.
Thanks, this makes me hopeful it could work. SC on Linux is definitely something I’ve been wanting to try for a while now
My question as well, windows support for multiple devices being as poor as it is, I'm hoping Linux support might be better or at least keep the damn devices in the same order.
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The HOSAS community sneers at your blasphemy.
lol, wut?
HOSAS is the one true god! Repent, sinners!
I got 3 joysticks… one’s left-handed….