The Nexus Mods team just launched the latest update to their in-development cross-platform open source Nexus Mods app. This is the one that will eventually replace Vortex, and now it has full Cyberpunk 2077 support.
Just someone wanting to be a cunt about something without even taking the time to think or look into if they were wrong or not… I bet they don’t even come back to reply to any posts after being immediately shown how fuckin wrong he was.
I haven’t used that in years. Does it have collection support, and can you download mods from in the app? Those are the 2 most important features that nexus has in my opinion. It’s so seamless to verify compatibility and get it all up and running with no hassle.
There’s Wabbajack. But I don’t use collections as a lot of the modding community has some really weird preferences. There’s tons of mods that a lot of collections use to make Skyrim more like Ubisoft games, which personally makes me mentally gag to think about.
and can you download mods from in the app?
I didn’t know this was a thing and I honestly don’t get why this would be an advantage over just using a browser. I often compare multiple similar mods before picking one to add, and I don’t see how Vortex could beat a browser for that.
You don’t need to use Vortex to launch. I have so many mods for cyberpunk I use it to keep track what have installed (and can also easily troubleshoot if an update breaks something) I don’t launch Cyberpunk with Vortex
yay another crappy proprietary launcher, i needded that
Isn’t it open source? https://github.com/Nexus-Mods/NexusMods.App/releases
Yes. https://github.com/Nexus-Mods/NexusMods.App/blob/main/LICENSE.md
What’s the alternative to nexus mods?
Alternative to nexus mods or nexus mod manager?
Limo looks promising as a mod manager.
Yeah I was just confused at why they didn’t want it, I was under the impression that it will serve a completely unserved purpose on Linux.
I replied to them directly as well, but isn’t it open source? https://github.com/Nexus-Mods/NexusMods.App/releases
I too am confused why they wouldn’t want a tool made for linux that works with their mods. Most people are going there for them anyways.
Just someone wanting to be a cunt about something without even taking the time to think or look into if they were wrong or not… I bet they don’t even come back to reply to any posts after being immediately shown how fuckin wrong he was.
I’m not a fan of built-in mod managers. They’re just walled gardens that the devs have a monopoly on. It’s the biggest gripe I have about Factorio
Mod Organizer 2, which has supported Linux for years
I haven’t used that in years. Does it have collection support, and can you download mods from in the app? Those are the 2 most important features that nexus has in my opinion. It’s so seamless to verify compatibility and get it all up and running with no hassle.
There’s Wabbajack. But I don’t use collections as a lot of the modding community has some really weird preferences. There’s tons of mods that a lot of collections use to make Skyrim more like Ubisoft games, which personally makes me mentally gag to think about.
I didn’t know this was a thing and I honestly don’t get why this would be an advantage over just using a browser. I often compare multiple similar mods before picking one to add, and I don’t see how Vortex could beat a browser for that.
You don’t need to use Vortex to launch. I have so many mods for cyberpunk I use it to keep track what have installed (and can also easily troubleshoot if an update breaks something) I don’t launch Cyberpunk with Vortex
This is really great for Linux gaming, actually 🙂
I thought the same thing but then I clicked on the link to their GitHub. It seems to be using the GPL3 licence