All in one solution for managing all games within steam.
- Enabling batch (un)installation of games with tools such as ansible or plain shell scripts
- Create a tool for managing mods for all steam games
- This includes downloading, installing, updating and removing mods
- Letting the user define virtual file systems for mods, much like Mod Organizer 2 but for linux
- Letting the user define game profiles that specify launch options, environment variables, etc. for official steam games
in an effort to make linux gaming even more accessible.
- Allow users to share these profiles with others
- Find a way to allow users to map these profiles with their hardware configurations to make it easier for others to discover compatibility fixes
Recommended to use virtual environments to avoid conflicts with system packages.
$ cd /path/to/conductor/project/root
$ python3 -m venv .venv
$ source .venv/bin/activate
$ pip3 install -e .
$ python3 ./src/conductor/cli --helpCurrently, the project uses pyinstaller to build the binary. This is subject to change.
$ cd /path/to/conductor/project/root
$ ./scripts/build.sh
$ ./bin/conductor-cli --helpTo clean up all build artifacts, run:
$ ./scripts/clean.sh$ ./bin/conductor-cli --help
usage: conductor-cli [-h] [--version] [command] ...
All in one steam game manager
positional arguments:
[command] Available commands
info prints information about the current steam installation
add_shortcut adds an executable shortcut to steam
remove_shortcut
removes an executable shortcut to steam
install installs a non-steam game
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--version Print the version of conductor