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Hi Kyutsuru,
I use Debian; I don't use the install.sh script (I think that procedure is outdated). This procedure may work with Ubuntu, too.
Make sure dot-net 10 is installed, VS 1.22 requires it. I use a user installation: Download dotnet-runtime-10.0.7-linux-x64.tar.gz from Microsoft (search for the file name; it will take you to it). Open a terminal and untar it in your home, like so: mkdir dotnet10 cd dotnet10 tar xf ~/Downloads/dotnet-runtime-10.0.7-linux-x64.tar.gz Setup environment variables by editing .bashrc, for example: export DOTNET_ROOT=~/dotnet10 export PATH=$PATH:$DOTNET_ROOT:$DOTNET_ROOT/tools Backup your previous vintage story directory, download vs_client_linux-x64_1.22.1.tar.gz from Vintage Story Game Account, open a terminal, and untar it: mv {vintagestory,.back} tar xf ~/Downloads/vs_client_linux-x64_1.22.1.tar.gz If you didn't install the previous version in your home, don't bother with the `mv` first step shown.
This will create the directory vintagestory with the `run.sh` script inside, which you can use to run the game. I also use this to get good FPS with my old nvidia card.
My VS user configuration doesn't live in .local/share but in .config/VintagestoryData
HTH, and happy survival.