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What are the 2025 'best practices' for installing Morrowind/Oblivion/Skyrim mods when running those games via Steam/Proton? (self.linux_gaming)
submitted 5 days ago by grue to c/linux_gaming
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I've been using Linux exclusively for over seven years now, including for gaming (believe it or not), but only now is the first time I've been in the mood to get mods for my TES games working.

Anyway, I searched how to do it and, as per usual when it comes to Linux, found a bunch of different instructions documents with a bunch of different approaches. Anybody have an opinionated recommendation for the one that's the most up-to-date/preferred by the community currently?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 5 days ago

Assuming the new app doesn't suck. Vortex was pretty shitty even on Windows. Manual modding is trash because it is impossible to keep track of your mods (unless you're a very casual modder with only a handful of mods), which means eventually you just have to nuke the whole folder and start fresh. That's why you want to use a proper mod organizer.