Hey all, making this guide since the last guide Isn't updated . This guide will teach you how to install Gentlemen of the Row, with Wine.

The only thing you'd need to do by yourself is install Wine for your Distro. Most Distros come with it installed, and if it doesn't usually your package manager will have it. The package name would mostly be 'wine', 'wine-stable' or something similar.

Here are a few links, that may help.

• Intsalling Wine on Ubuntu [wiki.winehq.org]
  
• Installing Wine on Debian [wiki.winehq.org]
  
• Installing Wine of Fedora [wiki.winehq.org]
  
• Installing Wine on Arch [wiki.archlinux.org]

If none of these help you figure it out, and you don't have it on your package manager, try searching Google for: [your_distro] install wine
or something along those lines.

1. Download Gentlemen of the Row [www.saintsrowmods.com]
   
2. Once downloaded, extract the folder.

1. Open a Terminal, CD into that folder you just extracted.
   
   cd ~/Downloads/Gentlemen_of_the_Row_Saints_Row_2_Super_Mod_v1.9.2/
2. From here, run the 'Create_Custom_GotR_v1.9.2.bat', with Wine console
   
   wineconsole start Create_Custom_GotR_v1.9.2.bat

A new Wine Console window will pop up, with the batch script running.

Once you have chosen any options, which the batch file will tell you how to do, you can press P and then press enter. Once it has done it just exit out of the script.

Note: You may also need to press CTRL+C to properly exit out of the wineconsole instance.

Once you have made your patch you can:

1. CD into the MY_CUSTOM_PATCH folder.
   
   cd MY_CUSTOM_PATCH
2. From here, copy everything into your Saints Row 2 game directory.
   Your game directory may differ from mine, but the command would look something like this
   
   cp * ~/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Saints\ Row\ 2/

Once all of this is done, you should have a modded version of Saints Row 2. You can tell if this is the case, by simply opening up the game; and you should see multiple references to the Gentlemen of the row mod.

IdolNinja - Who created this amazing mod [www.saintsrowmods.com], also making the batch script we used; making out lives easier!

The Original Linux Guide - Really useful for debian-based distros, and does an amazing job of fixing MOST issues you'd face.