Nerevarine Organizer

Description

Are you tired of battling buggy Linux scripts to install MO2? The sluggishness of Vortex Mod Manager in Linux through Wine is exhausting you? Good. Me too. That's why I made this tool: Nerevarine Organizer. A native simple Linux mod manager for OpenMW.

Made in Qt6 and C++. No Wine, no bundled browser, no telemetry. Lightweight as a feather.

Repository link: https://github.com/grazelandsnomad/nerevarine_organizer

I plan to expand the supported games to the usual suspects: Skyrim, Fallouts, Oblivion, and others like CP2077, Witcher 3, etc. But first I need your help to battle test this in OpenMW before adding a new game. Report bugs in "Posts" or "Bugs" tab, here in Nexus, please. I plan as well to post a public repo in GitHub with the source code, when this app is battle tested in the field and all bug reports stabilize.

📥 Installation instructions

Newbie users, users that just want plug and play:

Use the AppImage, all needed libraries and dependencies are included there. Note: the AppImage version is slower than the regular version.

Regular release:

Just download the .zip file and with right mouse -> select extract here. You will need to install these dependencies in order to run the program, if they are not already in your system.

CachyOS / Arch / Manjaro:

sudo pacman -S qt6-base qt6-networkauth qt6-svg qtkeychain-qt6 cmake ninja 7zipUbuntu / Debian:

sudo apt install qt6-base-dev qt6-networkauth-dev qtkeychain-qt6-dev cmake ninja-build p7zip-fullFedora:

sudo dnf install qt6-qtbase-devel qt6-qtnetworkauth-devel qtkeychain-qt6-devel cmake ninja-build 7zip

Main features

[]Drag-and-drop mod list: reorder, enable/disable, collapse sections with colored collapsible separators (default presets provided).[/]

[]NexusMods integration: nxm:// URL handler, direct downloads with MD5 verification, update checker with green arrow on outdated mods.[/]

[]OpenMW config sync: automatically writes data= and content= to openmw.cfg with rolling backups.[/]

[]Missing master/dependency detection: yellow warning icons when a mod's dependencies aren't enabled[/]

[]Marking a mod as "favourite" with a single star, and sorting by favourites.[/]

[]Supports adding a link to a "video review" of a mod (last column).[/]

[]Marking a mod as "utility mod" with grey background. These mods are just for use by other mods.[/]

[]Managing mod dependencies by double clicking a mod.[/]

[]Allows setting personal notes for each mod.[/]

[*]LOOT integration: one-c