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Has anyone managed to make a Linux build for PKHeX?


Night Light

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I'm pretty sure this or similar questions have been asked before, but all I see are different answers.

 

I would like to know if anyone has managed to build PKHeX to use it on Linux. At least in part.

 

I ask because I've pretty much been trying to build, find and use PKHeX for Linux Ubuntu 20.04. I don't know a lot of coding, but I don't see guides that really helps with knowledge.

 

I've been trying to build with Visual Studio, MonoDevelop... And there is always an error or warning. Is it even POSSIBLE for me to build it in a way so I can I use on Linux without needing Windows or its .NET Core? I really don't like Windows.

 

I've tried wine. It loads, but with a lot of errors and it can't open Sword or Shield saves. Whenever I move the mouse to the box, it shows and error, so, basically I can't do anything with it.

 

PKHeX for me does not work since Sword and Shield support came. I'm pretty sure it has to do with .NET Framework, I believe.

 

Trying to find a solution that doesn't require Windows. If some of its dependencies are required, I prefer the minimal.

 

Thanks in advance.

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I’m not aware of any issues with wine-stable-5.0.1 that would prevent .Net from being installed.

 

As I spend the majority of my time in macOS I use a CrossOver-19 based compile (Wine-4.12.1 with thousands of patches)

 

Just make a clean 32Bit prefix then run

winetricks -q dotnet46

 

Once that’s done you should be all set as long as all wines requirements are installed

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