Wonderful tool, but easier to emulate windows version on Linux than try running natively about rpfm

[Frodo45127]

You sure you had the correct repos enabled? Qt is available in pretty much any distro's repo. Not even for development you need to install it manually on linux. And regarding kde, you don't need the whole thing. RPFM only uses a few kde components (like ktexteditor), which btw, when installing should pull qt as dependencies. Also keep in mind the executable I provide is built for arch. If you need it for another distro you may need to rebuild it against that distro's libs.

In windows the download has everything because that's how windows programs work. Ship with everything and you end up with a folder with a ton of files that are duplicated across the system.

And regarding doing the same on linux, there's no plan to do so, at least on my part. If someone wants to do a flatpak with everything included, they're free to do it, but for now I only plan to maintain the arch executable.

[jpw1991]

I'll try double checking my stuff.

Thanks for your reply & for your work on RPFM