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Lutris
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Lutris is a gaming platform for GNU/Linux. Its goal is to make gaming on Linux
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as easy as possible by taking care of installing and setting up the game for
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the user. The only thing you have to do is play the game. It aims to support
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every game that is playable on Linux.
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Configuration files
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All the configuration files are in YAML format. YAML is very easy to understand
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and to use in Python. For more information visit http://yaml.org
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By default, configuration files will be stored in ~/.config/lutris
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Lutris' configuration system is a hierarchy, the deeper you go in the hierarchy
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the higher priority they have.
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There are three levels :
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- User configuration
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- Runner configuration
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- Game
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System configuration is able to change system settings such as the
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screen resolution or the audio library you use.
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Runner configuration is more specific, you can change option specific to the
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runner like setting a registry key in Wine.
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Game configuration is specific to a single game. If the game uses
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configuration files this is the place to change them, like for example
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displaying the FPS count in Quake 3.
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