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lucasassislar
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Please make Nucleus Coop for Linux as a native Linux app and allow Nucleus Coop to be able to play native linux games, wine games and proton games.
A lot of games are setup using Lutris, there may be something in it that could help get the Nucleus Coop linux version off the ground.
A lot of games are setup using Lutris, there may be something in it that could help get the Nucleus Coop linux version off the ground.
Would be cool to see a stand alone Nucleus Coop for Linux but to also see a Nucleus Coop plugin for Lutris would be great.
If you need help, there is some hope in the person who some years ago offered porting games to Linux (even for free)[1] [2]. if he consents, he might be an adequate source for some pointers or idea bouncing when you're stuck. Or maybe more, who knows.
Also I would be willing to donate some money for a Linux version of this. I hope some other people plus-one-ing this are also willing to pledge.
I have most of my game library running on linux, but I still use Windows for some games because of EAC and no nucleus coop on linux. A native version on linux of this awesome software would help the linux gaming community a great deal! :)
While a native version would be nice, I can't even get it to open in Wine. I would be okay if it worked with Wine. For games like Borderlands even I really want to do split-screen I can just get the windows version. This would be a lot less work than developing a port and would still make a lot of games work.
I would also like a linux version. Even if we have to compile from source
The source code is open source, and Lucas (The original developer of Nucleus) also wants a Linux version of Nucleus in the future, but he doesn't have time to work on it atm.
If anyone are interested in trying to make it working though, I'm sure Lucas would be all for it, and possible lend you a helping hand :D So if you're really passionate about getting this working on Linux, get your hands dirty, and try making it! 😄
The source code is open source, and Lucas (The original developer of Nucleus) also wants a Linux version of Nucleus in the future, but he doesn't have time to work on it atm.
If anyone are interested in trying to make it working though, I'm sure Lucas would be all for it, and possible lend you a helping hand :D So if you're really passionate about getting this working on Linux, get your hands dirty, and try making it! smile
Yes. Or if one doesn't have the time and skills, then start a bounty program to collect money to pay someone to do this. That shouldn't be as hard and would be a useful skill to have for future.
The source code is open source, and Lucas (The original developer of Nucleus) also wants a Linux version of Nucleus in the future, but he doesn't have time to work on it atm.
If anyone are interested in trying to make it working though, I'm sure Lucas would be all for it, and possible lend you a helping hand :D So if you're really passionate about getting this working on Linux, get your hands dirty, and try making it! 😄
Yup, you're absolutely right!! I am with you, but... I have zero knowledge in programming languages and sadly I have no time to start learn coding and/or scripting... 😭 Also, I'd need to know and learn all of different languages for all the different opensource projects I 'd like to improve 😜
Is there going to be a port available for this soon, I would be willing to help out with this in any way I can.
Is there going to be a port available for this soon, I would be willing to help out with this in any way I can.
Nothing is in the works sadly.
It would require re-writing most of the application from scratch, since a lot of the core functionality comes from third-party apps like goldbergs steam emulator, protoinput, nermitingas epicgames emulator, x360ce, etc...
could this potentially all be supported with yet another compatibility layer like proton?
would be cool if valve adopted this project.
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Is there going to be a port available for this soon, I would be willing to help out with this in any way I can.
Nothing is in the works sadly.
It would require re-writing most of the application from scratch, since a lot of the core functionality comes from third-party apps like goldbergs steam emulator, protoinput, nermitingas epicgames emulator, x360ce, etc...
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I don't think so. Stuff like x360e probably uses lower levels drivers n shit. So it ain't as easy as slapping wine on it. Wine is more for higher level stuff
I'm gonna bookmark this and eventually do some looking over existing linux tech. Multi-seat is a thing, at least for X11, and I just wonder what would have to be plumbed to make this as easy as possible. I haven't used or looked into nucleus though, and only know about it from a friend who wants to use it. Does it run multiple instances of a game? Or is it much hackier than that? If hackier, I expect windows games would require some serious wine/proton help.
@SPREEKDOS sounds promising, I starred your repo so I can take a look sometime soon :)
I work with Bash and Python just about weekly in my current project on work, so might be able to help a bit
Hello , I making script that can achieve Co-Op on Linux, it uses tools like firejail (for handling inputs for each instance) and nested weston sessions (for window separation and it supports hardware acceleration unlike Xephyr ) and other tools for handling game windows , currently it only supports game controllers and 2 Players , I would like to share it (Sorry for my bad english )
@AhmedKJ Sounds like a great start! 💯 Why don't you go ahead and make a GitHub repo for it, and link it here?
@SPREEKDOS I would like to collaborate with you , My script does work and it can isolate game controller and game window for each instance , The only two problems i had with my script is trying to make it scalable for more than 2 players and trying to manage the Windows of each game instance .
i believe it does run multiple instances of games.
some games only support 2way splitscreen so 2 instances are required for 4player.
all the help is needed and much appreciated.
honestly would be nice if Valve adopted nucleuscoop
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I'm gonna bookmark this and eventually do some looking over existing linux tech. Multi-seat is a thing, at least for X11, and I just wonder what would have to be plumbed to make this as easy as possible. I haven't used or looked into nucleus though, and only know about it from a friend who wants to use it. Does it run multiple instances of a game? Or is it much hackier than that? If hackier, I expect windows games would require some serious wine/proton help.
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@LOLCATATONIA none of the current developers are interested in making a linux version afaik. The reason is it would mean a complete rewrite of the application (i.e. hundreds of thousands of lines of code to rewrite) since it depends on a whole lot of Windows specific API's. If someone wants to try and make it happen, you are welcome to fork the project, and go at it, I'm sure the current developers would want to assist you if you started on it!
TLDR;
Having Nucleus Co-op on Linux would be awesome, but it's not worth the effort for most developers as it stands.