Okay, so, first of ensure you have Wine installed on your distribution. You can use Google to check for how to.
Some parts are copied from my arch tutorial
Assuming we are using Arch Linux.
We need to install wine
# pacman -S wine winetricks
After you installed wine, you need to create a folder for where you'll store your game client. Best to do so in your home folder.
$ mkdir .osu
Now we need to set up our wineprefix to run osu! This will take a while.
$ WINEPREFIX=$HOME/.osu/.wine winetricks -q -f win2k3 dotnet40 gdiplus_winxp cjkfonts
After you have finished setting up your wineprefix, we need to download the game.
$ wget https://cdn.lekuru.xyz/clients/b20141222.6cuttingedge.zip && unar b20141222.6cuttingedge.zip
Now we need to set up a launch script.
$HOME/.osu/start.sh
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
#export PATH="$HOME/.wineosu/osuwine/bin:$PATH" #Use custom WINE version to run osu!
export WINEPREFIX="$HOME/.osu/.wine"
#export WINEFSYNC=1
#VSync. settings
export vblank_mode=0 #For AMD, Intel and others
export __GL_SYNC_TO_VBLANK=0 #For NVIDIA proprietary and open source >=500
#start osu!
wine osu/!.exe/code]
Set the launch script as executable
$ chmod +x
Now we are done. You could additionally create a .desktop file that would call the start.sh script.
Some parts are copied from my arch tutorial
Assuming we are using Arch Linux.
We need to install wine
# pacman -S wine winetricks
After you installed wine, you need to create a folder for where you'll store your game client. Best to do so in your home folder.
$ mkdir .osu
Now we need to set up our wineprefix to run osu! This will take a while.
$ WINEPREFIX=$HOME/.osu/.wine winetricks -q -f win2k3 dotnet40 gdiplus_winxp cjkfonts
After you have finished setting up your wineprefix, we need to download the game.
$ wget https://cdn.lekuru.xyz/clients/b20141222.6cuttingedge.zip && unar b20141222.6cuttingedge.zip
Now we need to set up a launch script.
$HOME/.osu/start.sh
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
#export PATH="$HOME/.wineosu/osuwine/bin:$PATH" #Use custom WINE version to run osu!
export WINEPREFIX="$HOME/.osu/.wine"
#export WINEFSYNC=1
#VSync. settings
export vblank_mode=0 #For AMD, Intel and others
export __GL_SYNC_TO_VBLANK=0 #For NVIDIA proprietary and open source >=500
#start osu!
wine osu/!.exe/code]
Set the launch script as executable
$ chmod +x
Now we are done. You could additionally create a .desktop file that would call the start.sh script.