Running VRCX on Linux

Install Script: https://github.com/vrcx-team/VRCX/tree/master/Linux

Guide made by RinLovesYou

Download latest GitHub action Artifact zip for the Linux branch from here
Installing Wine
- Arch Linux: Wine can be installed by enabling the multilib repository and running sudo pacman -S wine
- Ubuntu: Please refer to the wiki
Winetricks Magic

After v2023.12.24 (.NET 8.0) Wine 9.0-rc1 or later is now required.
- Start over with a clean wine prefix. Either create one for VRCX or rm -rf ~/.wine and use the main prefix.
- Ensure you are NOT using DXVK either within your prefix or for your VRCX.exe. VRCX requires WineD3D to operate.
- winetricks --force -q corefonts Silent and easy automation of the process of installing dependencies.
- wine winecfg -v win10 Set your prefix windows version.
- You will require the VRCX Linux branch as CEF newer than 104.4.240 is currently incompatible with wine staging 8.4 as of this moment.
- Download vrcx.zip It can be found in the Actions tab under the Linux branch. Download and extract the VRCX artifact.
- You should just be able to run wine VRCX.exe now. Should you get an error about CEFSharp, you can try wine VRCX.exe -no-cef-sandbox
Notes
- VRCX on Linux is known to have a nasty memory leak so keep an eye on memory usage or restart it frequently.
- If you have a laptop that uses hardware muxing with an Intel iGPU you'll need to set your graphics device in nvidia-settings to only the NVIDIA GPU.