So i managed to run and using PKHeX & Three Houses Save Editor also run SMT V save Editor (Aogami) on Linux... To be specific for me Fedora 37.

Anyways the step is Here.

It is tutorial on PKHeX but the step should be similar enough, heck even Three Houses Save Editor only need the first three step.

here's a screenshoot:

 

[binkinator]

So i managed to run and using PKHeX & Three Houses Save Editor also run SMT V save Editor (Aogami) on Linux... To be specific for me Fedora 37.

Anyways the step is Here.

It is tutorial on PKHeX but the step should be similar enough, heck even Three Houses Save Editor only need the first three step.

here's a screenshoot:
View attachment 349985

this is hella cool. Thanks for sharing!

 

[trepp0]

So i managed to run and using PKHeX & Three Houses Save Editor also run SMT V save Editor (Aogami) on Linux... To be specific for me Fedora 37.

Anyways the step is Here.

It is tutorial on PKHeX but the step should be similar enough, heck even Three Houses Save Editor only need the first three step.

here's a screenshoot:
View attachment 349985

BASED KDE USER

 

[Windi]

Thank you for sharing.
For some reason I thought this would be about running PKHeX from L4T on the switch. Although this would probably require Box86 or something. However, the thought of mounting the switch NAND from L4T and modifying saves on there sounds fun.

 

[RyanTheArchivist]

BASED KDE USER

Extra points for it not being Debian-based for once.

 

[vstar950]

Does this work on retail hardware?

 

[trepp0]

Extra points for it not being Debian-based for once.

He uses arch btw

 

[RyanTheArchivist]

He uses arch btw

I always forget the fact that Fedora is technically Arch based. I'm just one to pair Arch with Pacman.