Linuxify

Audit your Unity project for Linux dedicated-server build compatibility.

Linuxify scans your Unity project and flags issues that will break or cause problems when building dedicated servers for Linux — especially when your workflow has been Windows-only.

Point it at your Unity project folder, and in seconds you get a categorized report of every issue that needs fixing before your Linux build will work.

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Quick start

Option A — Download and run (no install required)

1. Go to Releases
2. Download Linuxify-Portable.exe (no install needed, just run it)
3. Or download Linuxify.Setup.exe to install with a Start Menu shortcut

Option B — Run from source

git clone https://github.com/<your-username>/Linuxify.git
cd Linuxify
npm install
npm start

Requires: Node.js 18+ and npm

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What it checks

#	Category	What it detects
1	Build Module	Whether Linux Standalone Support is referenced in ProjectSettings
2	Native Plugins	.dll files under Plugins/ with no matching .so for Linux
3	Hardcoded Paths	Windows drive-letter paths (e.g. C:\...) in C# scripts
4	Hardcoded .exe	Literal .exe references (Linux executables have no extension)
5	Build Scripts	Editor scripts calling BuildPipeline.BuildPlayer without StandaloneLinux64
6	Platform Guards	#if UNITY_STANDALONE_WIN without Linux branches
7	Case Sensitivity	Filenames differing only by case (fatal on Linux); backslashes in resource paths
8	Burst AOT	Missing BurstAotSettings_StandaloneLinux64.json
9	Startup Scripts	.bat files without .sh equivalents
10	Plugin Meta	.dll.meta files targeting Windows without Linux platform settings
11	Windows APIs	Registry, DllImport("kernel32"), Process.Start("cmd.exe") outside platform guards
12	StreamingAssets	Backslash path concatenation, special characters in file names

Features

• Clickable file paths — click any flagged file to open it in VS Code / Rider
• Hide rows — dismiss resolved issues to focus on what's left
• Filter by severity — show only errors, warnings, or info
• Export — save the full report as CSV or text

Building from source

# Windows installer + portable exe
npm run dist:win

# Linux AppImage
npm run dist:linux

Output goes to the dist/ folder.

License

MIT