SharkStudios

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[โ€“] SharkStudios@lemmy.zip 1 points 2 days ago (1 children)

Hello, may i ask what are the differences of this and casa os. Thanks

Where do I even start? in c/selfhosted@lemmy.world
[โ€“] SharkStudios@lemmy.zip 4 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago) (2 children)

Well for starters if you want something more out-of-the box, just buy a NAS. But what woult be better is to buy a Raspberry Pi 5 and add a micro sd with good amount of storage or maybe some additional external storage and install CasaOS(this is basically a easy UI that allows you to self-host mostly without commands) and install Immich within its App Store, and link it up with your phone(on the Immich app).(If you need any more help DM)

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Guide: Rockstar Games Launcher On Linux 2025 (lemmy.zip)
 

So i have been trying to get Rockstar Games Launcher to work on my Linux Mint for some time using Lutris how a website instructed me, it didnt work. I just found out you can do this very easy. Here is how:

  1. Download the latest installer for the Rockstar Games Launcher from their website.
  2. Open up steam and add it as a non-steam game, go to properties/compatibility and choose a wine version, i tested with proton10.9
  3. Launch it and go through the installer. Dont Launch the Launcher at end.
  4. Now open up your file manager and go to home/.steam/steam/steamapps/compactdata/, here find which folder is for your non steam game(it shoult be the last modified.
  5. Open it up and go to pfx/drive_c/ProgramFiles/Rockstar Games/Launcher
  6. Copy the currect directory and go back to steam. Select the non steam game you used for the installer and go to properties, change Start In to the dir you copied, and change target to the dir you copied + /Launcher.exe(Dont remove the " at the start and end)
  7. You are done, just launch it again and log in and download your games!- -