@Sylvhem Which is... super frustrating, because native Linux installs of games are TINY because Linux has a more sensible handling of common files and better architecture, but Wine wrappers are sprawling monstrosities. (I do use Ubuntu, for lack of knowing a better option at the moment, and need to repair my install, and finish setting up and repair Windows 7 as well for modding older Bethesda titles -- Windows 10 "fixed" the tricks you could use to get more than 32-bit max for VRAM and any
@Sylvhem Not to mention that if you're using a WINE wrapper, most of the time you might as well just use a proper WINE install and your Windows version of the game, since it saves space.
