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Ah ok, I was confused since the first build(s) I tried worked without it. I assume it's going to be baked in same as with the Windows build in the future?

Trying the latest build v2026.2.32.3646 and it won't launch because I need .NET? That's.... weird? You must install or update .NET to run this application. App: /home/sz/ksa-linux/KSA Architecture: x64 Framework: 'Microsoft.NETCore.App', version '10.0.0' (x64) .NET location: /usr/share/dotnet...

Just tried out the Linux build. It runs immediately without any tweaks. However, it has some issues (not complaining, not bug report since this is unsupported, just documenting my findings). Performance is significantly lower than running KSA's Windows version via Proton I get flickers when...

Update: I am happy to report KSA runs fine on my main PC with RTX 50 series card using CachyOS and Bottles. No graphics glitches, nothing. Runner for bottles: proton GE 10.28, settings set to Windows 11 and dedicated GPU. As mentioned above, I had to rename the icu.dll in windows/system32...

Framework 13 AMD 7040 CachyOS Bottles with GE-proton-10.28 Game wouldn't start at first. Starting it from Bottles command line revealed an ICU library error. Renamed icu.dll in windows/system32 folder --> game starts! Set textures to worst quality all around and "Earth only" --> game launches...

Game Version 2026.1.4.3233 Operating System Windows 11 What Happened I right clicked on Rocket, selected "Decouple". It decoupled the capsule and everything attached to it. I switched through a couple of vessels until I was back at the rest of Rocket (servicebay, tank, engine), right clicked...

I launched it multiple times, I consistently get 30 seconds of black screen before it loads the KSA interface (picking solar system/earth moon/earth and texture quality).

I just got KSA running on my Ubuntu 24.04.3 LTS (GDM3 v46.2, Wayland) I went the Steam route, using Proton experimental and "protontricks dotnet9" as launch option. Edit1: with Proton experimental it also works without the protontricks launch options. It works... to a degree. Launching takes a...

Marking this as solved, since some of the behaviors I thought were part of the bug are (for the time) intentional.

I went with one of the video guides from the One True Linux Thread and used pipx to install protontricks, but still got the error with the magic number. But yeah, not on the same distro as in the video but Ubuntu 24.04 LTS.

Yeah, that's what I get trying going the protontricks route as well on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS

As Hermano said: no harm in trying it. You can either do a separate partition on your machine, or add a separate drive just for the purpose of experimenting (which is actually more recommended if you want to go dual boot for a while) or do the Live USB thing. I would say: fire up a distro...

I tried Lutris and KSA, but it was on the install where I already had the Affinity wine+winetricks thing going. Lutris threw an error, something about the wineprefix. Haven't had time to look at this in more detail. Might try again after ripping Affinity out and trying both it and KSA with...

Honestly, I just want a distro I just have to set up once and then just can work with it. But there are a lot of requirements for me. This hardware needs to be supported AMD Ryzen 9950 All USB 3.2, USB-C and normal USB ports as well as the 2.5GbE LAN port on my Gigabyte X870E mainboard...

Ubuntu on Laptop and soon that or Mint on my main PC. I want to completely get rid of any Microsoft software.