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Thanks for using Heroic Bash Launcher - A simple program that allows you to launch any of your Heroic games (Epic and GOG) from literally
anywhere on Linux!
Do note that this project is open-source and is under the GPL-3.0 License. For more information, you can check out the LICENSE.md file.
Moreover, this software does not come without any warranty.
Hope you liked my little project! Have fun gaming!
- Redromnon
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RUNNING THE PROGRAM
You will need to enable executable permissions for the HeroicBashLauncher file by doing a right-click and selecting "Properties".
Or you can execute `chmod u+x HeroicBashLauncher` from the terminal.
Then just double-click the HeroicBashLauncher executable to run the program.
ADDING GAMES TO STEAM
Deck Users - The games will be automatically added to Steam when you run the program if autoaddtosteam is enabled (default).
Desktop Users - You'll find a AddToSteam.sh file generated after you run the program. Just double-click or run `./AddToSteam.sh` in the terminal.
Artwork will also be downloaded if enabled in the settings.config file.
RUNNING IN SILENT MODE
You can run the program in silent mode without any GUI pop-ups using the following command:
`HeroicBashLauncher --silent`
CONFUGURING SETTINGS
Open the settings.config file and disable an option by changing "true" to "false".
The following options are available:
i) artwork - Downloads artwork for adding games to Steam
ii) epic - Creates scripts for your Epic library
iii) gog - Creates scripts for your GOG library
iv) autoaddtosteam - Automatically adds scripts as shortcuts to Steam for Deck users