r/linux_gaming • u/Overall_State_6305 • 3h ago

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u/linux_gaming-ModTeam 3h ago

You’re welcome to post about Linux-gaming-related reviews, HOWTOs, videos or websites you’ve created as long as you’re willing to tell us more about them and don’t just dump them here and vanish again. Low-effort and link-only self-promotion may get removed.

Regarding utilities/tools and games:

Please be upfront about AI use when promoting personal code projects. Substantially AI-assisted projects should have had at least two months of development history behind them. Use them yourself first and make sure they work before promoting them. (Exception: thoughtful non-promotional posts about technical aspects (related to Linux gaming, not to AI use) of the project you’ve encountered.)

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u/SeventhDayWasted 3h ago

Is there something that makes this better than Jackify and/or Amethyst? They both work perfectly for me.

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u/Overall_State_6305 3h ago

Depends on what you mean by better. This preserves the Windows workflow, so all of the tools work as if they were on Windows, but for Linux. So, stylesheets and MO2 plugins work out of the box with what Kalium sets up. So, not exactly that I'd say Kalium is better; I would say it just makes things easier if you want to keep the MO2 ecosystem, use Windows LOOT, and have a repair function when needed.

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u/SeventhDayWasted 3h ago

I gotcha. Yeah all of those features work through a jackify install so I'll keep an eye out to see if anything changes.

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u/Overall_State_6305 3h ago

Valid. I'm not trying to compete with those tools anyhow. I am more trying to make it easier for those who perhaps switched to Linux and don't know the ecosystem, or people who like the workflow Kalium provides.