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FAE_Linux - Factorio Achievement Enabler for Linux

FAE_Linux (Factorio Achievement Enabler for Linux) allows you to unlock Steam achievements while playing the game with mods on Linux.

Features

  • Unlock Steam Achievements: Enables achievement tracking with mods.
  • Easy to Use: Simple command-line interface.

Usage

  1. Download: Get the executable file from the releases tab.
  2. Mark the file as executable: Apply the executable flag to the downloaded file.
    chmod +x Downloads/FAE_Linux
  3. Run: Execute it with the Factorio path as a parameter.
    ./FAE_Linux /path/to/Factorio/bin/x64/factorio

Note: If running the executable does not work, you will have to build the project from source.

Building from Source

Follow these steps to build the binary yourself:

  1. Clone the repository:
    git clone https://github.com/UnlegitSenpaii/FAE_Linux.git
  2. Compile the project:
    cmake FAE_Linux/CMakeLists.txt
    make
  3. The compiled binary can be found in the /out folder.

Contribution Guidelines

  • Major cosmetic changes will not be accepted and will be rejected.
  • Small, meaningful changes such as pattern updates or minor functionality improvements are welcome.
  • Pull requests that introduce large, sweeping changes that are difficult to review will be rejected without comment, due to security and maintainability concerns. Ensure your contributions are focused and easy to review.

Additional Information

  • Wiki: Find detailed guides and documentation.
  • Release Notes: Check the latest release note information about the supported versions and other test results.

Credits

oorzkws FAE for Windows (for the Patterns :) )
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