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29 lines
1.3 KiB
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# Hearthstone Nerd Linux
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Run HDT and Hearthston from steam. Just run the `hnlinstaller.exe` under steam proton. And bing bang boom
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# What?
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main.go compiles into a binary that on first run will download the installers for `battle.net` and `Hearthstone Deck Tracker`. After downloading the battl.net
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launcher will be ran and you can walk through the installation. Hearthstone Deck Tracker is installed headlessly. After succesful installation
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a file is added to `C:/Users/steamuser/AppData/Roaming/HearthstonLinuxNerd` to indicate installation.
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On subsequen runs the file added to `C:/Users/steamuser/AppData/Roaming/HearthstonLinuxNerd` signlas to the binay to fork
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two proccess. One to run battlenet and one to run HDT. And just like that you have a deck tracker and hearthstone running on Linux
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# Why?
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The only reason I find myself using windows these days is to play hearthstone with HDT. This means I have even less reason
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to use windows.
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# How to build
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Because there are no dependancies for this, its pretty easy.
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```bash
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git clone github.com/Preston-PLB/HearthstonLinuxNerd
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cd HearthstonLinuxNerd
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GOOS=windows GOARCH=amd64 go build -o hln.exe
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```
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Then add `hln.exe` to steam as a non-steam game. Navigate to game properties and set force-compatibily. Use as if its a normal game.
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