Greetings from California! :)
Glad to see that you got it working on Linux!
I'd love to support it officially, but unfortunately, I'm not comfortable publishing something that I can't test thoroughly - and I don't currently have a Linux machine.
That said, I could just publish a Linux build with a disclaimer. That way, Linux user's wouldn't have to jump through so many hoops to play it.
If you want you may this step by step for your public. It's would be a explaitation before someone asks:"Do you have some that game in linux version to run this game?" Freewill, you may put that video in your explain. I wish to appreciate more art pieces from you. Might I record some others as soon as possible. Thanks. ;) I really appreciated that game. Sorry by poor english mine. <3
I haven't any trouble to plays windows game. But I have some issues in "Linux" version, Mr. Michael. Why? Some devs ask to me. I reply: "Because Linux is a generic OS kernels. It has been happened that I dowloading a "linux" version and it does not runs. Once that linux version it doesn't my distro( file.deb) and those are other else( file.rmp to Red Hat Linux or Arch Linux and other else). So when I'll get a game I see "Linux" version or "windows" version, I prefer downloads the Windows version, at 98% runs through out Wine application. If you would like to do for linux, try especify what linux flavor(or distro) is. For me is good Windows version, I don't complain, buddy Michael, to download Windows version. Because it I record that video before someone comes to ask a "linux" version. Do not need a Linux version. It is wonderful running at linux, just the player knows install winehq and runs through that application. Here is page if you want redirect for linux users to install: < https://www.winehq.org/ > Its free to ware like Linux as well. Nice to meet you. I'm glad either to know you liked this explanation "how runs windows games(and application) within linux. :D <3
