LiveSplit on macOS and Linux with Wine
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Archive from Pastebin. LiveSplit, despite being built with .NET, 
which is cross platform, it still requires Windows to normally 
work. However, using Wine, it's possible to get it working on 
other operating systems.

To my knowledge the only things that will 100% not work are 
autosplitters or anything that has to read game memory. Windows 
is so dramatically different memory-wise compared to macOS or 
Linux that the basic compatibility Wine provides won't be enough.

macOS
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Firstly, install `brew <https://brew.sh>`_. Copy the install 
line and paste that into the terminal.

Then the following commands should be typed in the terminal in 
order:

- ``brew install winetricks``
- ``sudo rm -rf ~/.wine`` (Note: This might fail if the 
  directory doesn't exist. It's fine, the reason for 
  doing this is to make sure the directory does not exist.)
- ``WINEARCH=win32 winetricks dotnet461`` (Note: Multiple 
  windows will be created that ask the user to accept Microsoft 
  licenses and install. Agree to the terms and follow the 
  prompts, but when asked to restart select "restart later.")
- ``winetricks corefonts``
- ``winetricks gdiplus``

Once everything is finished, download 
`LiveSplit <https://livesplit.org/downloads/>`_ and unzip 
the files.
Then, still in the terminal, type ``wine LiveSplit.exe`` 
(make sure you are in the folder containing the LiveSplit 
executable. You can get there with the "cd" command (google 
is your friend)).

Linux
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Platforms Tested:
- Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (apt)
- Arch (pacman)

According to a friend, using ``dotnet45`` instead of 
``dotnet461`` for the install works perfectly fine. They 
were on Arch. On Ubuntu I could not get it working without 
using ``dotnet461``, which makes logical sense because 
.NET 4.6.1 is the most recent version LiveSplit is using. 
Didn't test this on my install of Arch, should do eventually.

Download and install ``winetricks`` with whatever package 
manager your distribution uses (apt, pacman, etc). After that, 
the steps are identical to the macOS setup:

- ``sudo rm -rf ~/.wine`` (Note: This might fail if the 
  directory doesn't exist. It's fine, the reason for 
  doing this is to make sure the directory does not exist.)
- ``WINEARCH=win32 winetricks dotnet461`` (Note: Multiple 
  windows will be created that ask the user to accept Microsoft 
  licenses and install. Agree to the terms and follow the 
  prompts, but when asked to restart select "restart later.")
- ``winetricks corefonts``
- ``winetricks gdiplus``

Once everything is finished, download 
`LiveSplit <https://livesplit.org/downloads/>`_ and unzip 
the files.
Then, still in the terminal, type ``wine LiveSplit.exe``