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{{Hatnote|If you are looking for help running Oni on the Steam Deck, see [[Playing on the Steam Deck]] for much simpler instructions.}} | {{Hatnote|If you are looking for help running Oni on the Steam Deck, see [[Playing on the Steam Deck]] for much simpler instructions.}} | ||
There is no official support for Oni in the Linux OS family. Nevertheless, it is still possible to run the Windows version of the game on Linux using Wine using the below instructions. | There is no official support for Oni in the Linux OS family. Nevertheless, it is still possible to run the Windows version of the game on Linux using Wine using the below instructions. | ||
==Picking which Oni you want to run== | |||
You essentially have three choices for the version of Oni you want to run: | |||
*{{Hover|Vanilla|text=Vanilla means the game has not been modded.}} retail Oni + Daodan DLL patch | |||
*[[Anniversary Edition]] Oni | |||
*[[OniX]] | |||
The first two options are covered below under each approach to using Wine. If running OniX, all you need to do is place the OniX files in your Oni directory, open the terminal, and run the following command to perform a one-time conversion of the game data: | |||
:<code>wine cmd.exe /c GameDataConvert.bat</code> | |||
Then OniX can be launched with this any time you want to play: | |||
:<code>wine OniX.exe</code> | |||
==Using Lutris== | ==Using Lutris== | ||