Lots of issues with Linux Installation

[G4PLS]

Alright the installer just doesnt work and imo its not very optimally done.
Instead of the user needing all the files installed it would be better to just have a .venv that the user can use.

Because there is no venv you get things like this:

python PathfinderInstaller.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/gapls/Downloads/PathfinderInstaller.py", line 10, in <module>
    import requests
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'requests'

The manual installation is also not working for linux as it always says that the XNAWebRenderer.dll is not being found.

Overall for Linux its a very unpleasant experience and using the Proton Version of Hacknet is also just not really usable (But thats a Hacknet issue)

[Ast3risk-ops]

An easier way is to just compile the installer with pyinstaller like the Windows one (compiles it to a C executable with all the libraries bundled). Since pyinstaller can't cross-compile for Linux from the Windows machine I assume the devs used to use, I've compiled it from my Linux install, you can recreate this with pyinstaller --onefile --windowed <path-to-python-file> in a venv with all the needed libraries.

https://files.asterisk.lol/PathfinderInstaller

edit: also without the -disableweb launch option (which you need to add to HacknetPathfinder.sh) the Linux build of Pathfinder doesn't work for now.

[G4PLS]

I was able to get the .py version running but the next issue is that it cant find XNAWebRenderer.dll when you run it natively in Linux. This only happens after I install Pathfinder and you use StartPathfinder.sh. Running hacknet normally (Hacknet.bin) it works completely fine

[Superslammer]

I have the same issue getting a XNAWebRenderer.dll error