Just wondering if door games worked on Linux or if I'll have to move to Windows to get some door games happening?

Also what's the process for moving from Linux to Windows for Mystic, do I just need to copy the config files and data directories?

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On 25 Apr 2023 at 11:00a, Michael Borthwick pondered and said...

Just wondering if door games worked on Linux or if I'll have to move to Windows to get some door games happening?

there are some door games that work in Linux but depending on what game you want to run you may be up for emulation options or (as you say) moving to a 32 bit windows OS as a smoother option.

Also what's the process for moving from Linux to Windows for Mystic, do
I just need to copy the config files and data directories?

Have a look at the wiki and it talks about moving from windows to Linux/RPi... you can essentially look at that info as a guide on what is need. Copying the files and updating paths is essentially it plus having the correct Mystic executables.

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Just wondering if door games worked on Linux or if I'll have to move to Windows to get some door games happening?

There are a handful of native linux games, and for DOS games, you can use the 'dosemu2' application. It's a bit nontrivial to set up but once you have it working, adding additional doors is simple.

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