Request: Native Linux port

[IckyVickyUwU]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Even with the specific Linux setup executable, setting the mod loader for every game is beyond awful. The UI crashes oftenly, text is sometimes unreadable, the provided shortcuts can crash your whole system and it has issues with recognizing the executable files for each game.

Describe the solution you'd like
I would appreciate if there was some effort on developing a Linux port for the mod loader, just like the devs from the Hedgehog Engine Mod Manager did, or at least improve the current installation method, as it is just unusable most of the time.

Additional context
I am using Arch Linux with XFCE4 on a full-AMD setup with 32GB RAM and 1TB SSD, and i am constantly using it in the same way the wiki is telling me to do.

[Sewer56]

I know it's painful. It's always been painful.
It's bad to the point I myself don't use it much on Linux myself.

WPF doesn't work very well with Wine; sometimes it crashes and burns, sometimes it gives weird rendering quirks; sometimes other things happen.

Sometimes users switch the WINEPREFIX they use with the game/manager, and stuff fails to run due to missing .NET.
Sometimes a user will want to boot via Steam, and not set the WINEDLLOVERRIDES right; or at all. And sometimes, there's other quirks to take care of too.

I'm aware of these issues, always have been.

Unfortunately, I don't have the resources to go fix these things. Other projects might, but I don't.

When I last checked a year ago, HedgeModManager had 10 contributors who individually contributed more than all of my contributors combined. And that's only the Mod Manager. I maintain a project that's bigger than that; as I also work on the core mods, libraries, the mod loader, and everything else in between.

I've asked for help before, but contributions really do come very far and few in between, unfortunately.

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Take it from me. I've been coding 55-70h a week for 3 years straight now.

32h of this is employment/work.
Rest is building tools, like Reloaded-II for the modding community without really any compensation.

I'm an overworked, broken person; I gave up almost everything else to make better modding tools for the people. I don't have much of a social life, I don't even get to play games much anymore. Someone must get the work done... and I carry the weight of the world.

I've been working on Reloaded-II's successor, for around 3 years now.

Every weekend, weekend in, weekend out; building it from the very ground up; down to architecting a custom archive format because what we have simply isn't good enough.

But it's going to take time; maybe another... 2-3 years. I don't know how much; but it'll be long.

I know it sucks. Sorry about that.