Lutris on RPI

Is there a way to run Lutris on a RPI4B with Ubuntu?

Pre-reqs for the actual Lutris code is just Python 3-10+ (I think, maybe 3.11 now?) …but… all the default Lutris downloads link to things built for x86 architecture.

Although there are some exceptions, you will have problems running things due to the build of most runners being exclusively x86 based, but if you can source ARM based runners for use, you can change the runner executable to a “custom” one in configuration (or change defaults in the python code)

Certainly doable to get Lutris and ARM WINE working as a default with some minor Python hackery

Edit: Basic Lutris client itself working with the following installed on my raspian based Pi400 (with a broken integrated keyboard, now more of a Pi4)
sudo apt install python3-gi python3-yaml python3-lxml python3-magic libwebkit2gtk-4-1-0 gir1.2-webkit2-4.1
Then cloning in Lutris from GitHub and running it. It complains the arch isn’t supported, but the UI launches and it downloads all the default (x86) stuff.

It’s a start? Maybe you’ll post up a merge request with ARM support? :slight_smile: