Amethyst Mod Manager 2.5.4 has been released with significant updates, including native scripting support for Baldur's Gate 3 and an ARM64 AppImage build, catering to handheld device users. This update eliminates the need for Windows tools under Proton, enhancing the modding experience for Linux users. Key improvements also include streamlined workflows for mod management, although the removal of Discord RPC could be seen as a drawback. Overall, this release marks a step forward in optimizing the Linux-native modding environment, making it easier for users of devices like the Steam Deck to install and manage mods

Amethyst Mod Manager 2.5.4 Releases With Native BG3 Scripting and ARM Builds

Amethyst Mod Manager 2.5.4 has been released today with native Baldur's Gate 3 scripting support and an ARM64 AppImage build. The bg3le integration closes a long-standing gap for the native Linux BG3 port, letting fully-native modding actually work instead of forcing Windows tooling under Proton. On top of that, the new ARM build removes a real headache for handheld owners, since devices like the Steam Deck and Retroid Pocket can just install the app rather than compiling it. You can grab it through AppImage, Flatpak, the AUR, or source, and all channels update automatically.

Amethyst Mod Manager 2.5.4 Releases With Native BG3 Scripting and ARM Builds @ Linux Compatible