It has probably something to do with the large quantities of individual files.
It works through the list of files one by one. The indexing, writing and checking of individual files takes longer than one single .zip file. Thus zipping them first increases the overall speed.
Indeed it creates an flatimage, a file containing a base linux install and a runner of your choice. Wine staging for instance (Emulators also). You can add programs and or games to the package. Creating a one click solution to run software/game(s) without the need of aditional configuration afterwards like with lutris.
Works on all distros
For more info have a look over here: https://github.com/ruanformigoni/gameimage
Just started to replay SA, modded it so it has around 145-160 mods/scripts.
I then created a single image with GameImage so that I have an one click and play file that works on Linux/steamdeck.
Indeed, it didnt get the respect it needs.
Pokemon pinball for the GBA anyone?
No Problem, hope you like it!
in the meanwhile im using Zen Browser.
And unfortunately most people dont realize or care because they ‘have nothing to hide’. Having something to hide or not, I want my privacy!
I used this site for its translations. For those searching on internet archive:
Anyone knows if vsts work in this version?
My wine is currently being helt at version 9.21 due to some bugs in newer versions.