Netrunner is based off another OS known as Kubuntu, which is a user-friendly distrobution also based off of Ubuntu. Netrunner comes with a variety of preloaded features regarding Flash, MUA Office, and a variety of Graphics Drivers already loaded.

Con: Most games are made for Windows, Wine only gets you so far.

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Can someone explain why there is only one copy of each card? Is it something Im missing?

Great job, much appreciated in putting this togethor.

Just wanted to note this hasn't been updated. This has up to the first data pack of the SanSan cycle. But there is one of every card in here. Easy to build a deck quickly to play. Although, you might need to bring in some tokens to keep track of everything.

Kei-chan, this because rulebook coresponds to core set, so open core set bag. Next, 134 corp cards you've mentioned build up from 60 unique cards, some 3 of each, some 2 of each, and some only in one copy. So that's why. Each starter deck consist from one color and grey color. To build a deck select color, look at the bottom of each card of that color, near set symbol you will find a one, two or three white blocks, then put that many of each card into deck. Then do the same with grey "neutral" cards and put them into same deck. Hope this helps.

Totally baffled as to what this even is.

Reading the rulebook, it says that there should be 134 corporation cards and 114 runner cards in the base set, divided into four factions each. This just has a bunch of bags labeled with different expansions, each containing two decks, one corporation and one runner, none of which contain the appropriate number of cards as outlined in the rulebook.

So, what's the best way to save and import customized decks? Particulary if you are not the host - because the only option that i'm seeing is spending 5ish minutes before hand sorting through all the cards that you need, in a hidden space, in order to compile a custom deck. Is there any better way?

Woohoo, awesome! Thank you so much.

Very helpful, Me and a handful of friends recently picked up playing Netrunner thanks to this and another tutorial starter set. Thank you for uploading!

Pretty kewl! You might want to include the back of the card on your very last slot, though. Right now any face up cards in the other player's hand just show up black.

You da Man!

thanks a lot...