I also had problems with zorin os and dpyes. Only program that works is bottles. I am not familiar with Mint though. Lutris runs wine/proton where bottles runs soda 9.x.x which apparently works well with grim dawn. Lutris lagged Bottles worted it out.
Btw a couple months ago this would actually helped me as I am a lazy bugger but after South Africa got a Local POE server (not use to playing on 2ms xD) I started playing active rather than passiveā¦ I am still a lazy bugger though
Since I have the game through GoG (and minigalaxy is buggy to install DLCās), had to install (normal, Windows version) GoG Galaxy through PortProton, install base game through Wine and them select file to the launcher to add the DLCās - donāt ask me how much time I wasted until I found this āsolutionā.
So, @Pierre, you recommend Bottles to run the .exe? The Autocaster ha an .ini file to it, would it be able to read it to function properly? @tqFan, do you have experience with Linux? I Remember that I got both .exe with you a few years ago.
Yeah, I havenāt used Linux in a while so I donāt know. Also I donāt in general support it (do AHK programs even work with it?) and currently I donāt even have easy access to my code / repo atm (although you can get it from .exe) so Iām even less inclined to make some experiments.
The autorotation is kinda gimmicky (decides whether to rotate based on the cursor position) so youād have to test it if you like it or not. I think I could only help you by give you the code of the function that decides when to rotate.
I know nothing, so donāt even know what AHK stands for. Iām a noob in that regard.
I do know what there is a Linux program that makes macros based on Python, so dunno if that clears anything of the autorotate. Have tested the Windows version and no emulation makes it works (Wine, PortProton, Bottles, Q4Wine), same with GDautocaster.
AHK stands for AutoHotKey - it is a scripting tool for Windows only systems. This is what GDAutocaster is based on. Autocaster is a slef contained executable, which means you do not have to have AHK installed on your system.
AHK does not work outside of Windows very well. The base app will work in WINE based apps, however when you use Windows specific calls, it will not since these will be absent from WINE. Hence Autocaster wonāt work outside of a Windows VM - which you could setup under Linux, just as I have - though mine is setup under MacOS