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title: "Building Dalamud plugins on Linux"
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Believe it or not, it's actually very easy to develop with Dalamud on Linux since they moved to .NET Core!
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For example, in [JetBrain's Rider](https://www.jetbrains.com/rider/) you can open any Dalamud project and have it build out of the box.
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# The .NET SDK
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You need the .NET SDK of course, which is in many package managers:
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* Fedora Linux: `dotnet`
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* Arch Linux: `dotnet-sdk`
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* Gentoo Linux: `dotnet-sdk` or `dotnet-sdk-bin`
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# Fixing DalamudLibPath
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Depending on the plugin, it might already have sensible paths to the Dalamud library folder. The [SamplePlugin](https://github.com/goatcorp/SamplePlugin/blob/master/SamplePlugin/SamplePlugin.csproj#L33) is an example of this. If it doesn't, or you don't use XIVQuickLauncher/XIV.Core then you need to manually edit the path. Tweak the `<DalamudLibPath>` folder to the location where your `Dalamud.dll` and files sit, and you'll know when you're successful when .NET stops screaming.
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If for some reason your build of Dalamud is not a developer-enabled one, check the [Dalamud release server](https://kamori.goats.dev/Dalamud/Release/VersionInfo?track=) for a download URL.
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# The devPlugin path
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Remember that when entering the dev plugin path in the Dalamud settings, to prepend it with `Z:` and take care of your slashes so they make sense under Wine.
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