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@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ If you're not an experienced Linux user familiar with tools like git, read on.
Playing Pokemon Infinite Fusion (Henceforth "PIF" or "Infinite Fusion") on Linux is actually pretty easy. Although you won't find any official information telling you just how easy it is. Rather confusingly for many users, PIF does not have an official website. The game follows the awful trend of sticking most of its info and updates into a Discord channel. However you can still find plenty of information on the game's [subreddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/PokemonInfiniteFusion/ "Link to Pokemon Infinite Fusion's official subreddit") or [wiki](https://infinitefusion.fandom.com/wiki/).
PIF does have official guides for installing on Linux (and instructions specific to the Steam Deck), but they're frankly... awful. While I don't want to discredit any work the great PIF community does, their Linux instructions were seemingly not written by someone who understands Linux well. It takes the "Windows-method" of downloading an extracting zip files, this zip contains a launcher which is mostly just a a front-end for a bundled git.exe file. It's a Windows install guide bodged onto Linux.
PIF does have official guides for installing on Linux (and instructions specific to the Steam Deck), but they're frankly... awful. While I don't want to discredit any work the great PIF community does, their Linux instructions really aren't optimal. It follows the "Windows-method" of downloading an extracting zip files from weird download hosts, or it wants you to juggle around some Windows launcher that's seemingly mostly just a Windows front-end for a git.exe binary. They are Windows-only install guides bodged onto Linux, rather than actual Linux install guides.
This guide exists mostly for my own use (because every time I want to install the game I forget where their git repo is) and I thought I might as well make a (somewhat) proper guide out of it. Because personally I find it much easier to update the game when it's installed using git, and others may agree.