In the OP in Split section it says Win/Linux. But when I download 18.6 f*cking Gb, it is just a Windows version.
Update: I have reported this issue and got a prompt response from the mod "You only wasted it if you deleted it... As you can just build yourself the Linux version with the renpy SDK."
Of course, I can build a spaceship and fly to Mars. Or I can learn programming and computer graphics and create my own game. But why do you write Linux in the OP if it is only the Windows version? And if it is a mistake it needs to be fixed, not telling the ppl to go learn RenPy SDK.
It would have probably been easier to maybe look up what the Renpy SDK was first before whining. So I'm going to have to agree with the mods on this one. Though while you can easily make your own Linux distribution of the game like they suggested (
emphasis on easy... as in a monkey with a brain injury can do it), some larger projects like Artemis
can take quite a long time to rebuild. So I would probably just use the Renpy SDK as a launcher instead.
The good news is that the Renpy SDK can launch Renpy game distributions regardless of what platform they were built for. Download the
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, then download the Windows or Mac version of Artemis (it doesn't matter which one), extract it into into your Renpy SDK folder. If you did everything right, you should be able to run renpy.sh and see _ARTEMIS in the menu on the left. Problem solved.