>>31522I used lutris because after updating wine in my arch chroot, Tsukihime suddenly refused to start and gave a cryptic error message (rechecking: there isn't even an error, now it just dies). Searching for the error lead to a winehq thread that gave lutris as a solution. (Now using an alpine chroot btw).
I don't like the way lutris is a huge pile of python with a mandatory gamified looking gui (just gtk issues). What is far more infuriating to me is the way it is used as a catch-all distributor of fixes, when the effort going into it could just as well go towards improving wine, winetricks, or just writing a fucking entry on winehq's appdb.
The automatic dependency download and injection for linux games might be neat (if i had any faith in modern linux compatibility), yet the way playonlinux and lutris distribute their fixes is ultimately proprietary, not in license but in the ability of users not to opt into their can-of-worms ecosystems.