Linux version

Are there any plans to make a reshade port or release for linux? I use linux because Yuzu runs better on that compared to windows, but I want to use reshade as well for TOTK, WHICH ISNT SUPPORTED.

Annoy wrote:

Are there any plans to make a reshade port or release for linux? I use linux because Yuzu runs better on that compared to windows, but I want to use reshade as well for TOTK, WHICH ISNT SUPPORTED.
 

I think that there are a lot of people who would appreciate Linux Support. While it works in Wine, afaik, it doesn't work with Native games. I have wasted way too much time trying to get ReShade shaders to work with vkBasalt. Just that I'm not sure how realistic the implementation would be, because it's a complex project and uses Windows-exclusive APIs. Still something I'd definitely want, though!

I hate to bump an old thread, but is it possible to finally get a Linux version of ReShade? I think I saw somewhere @crosire mentioning maybe having a version that doesn't do any of the D3D bits but a simple Vulkan layer would do? A Linux version using a Vulkan layer would probably cover 99% of  Linux gaming use cases since everyone  is using wine/dxvk, wine/vkd3d-proton, winevulkan, or native Vulkan these days.

It would be really cool if we could use shaders on our favorite games!!!

Thank you so much!

Hi sorry for the bump, I have a related but slightly different request :

Can the ReShade team provide an official way to install it on Linux ?
I am not asking for a full Linux support, it works fine with Proton, however it's a bit of a pain in the ass to install (= put the right files in the right places) and uninstall right now.

Basicaly we have two options :
-  this script  which is years old, and didn't work for me last time I tried (on Bazzite)
-  LeShade  , which is newer and kinda works, but is a one-man project not often updated
So having an official script usable on Linux (which the .exe is not) would be very great !

With the rise of Linux gaming and especially the new release of SteamOS, I expect it to be useful to a lot of people.
Thanks