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If you can compile a functioning RPi2 build, you can almost as easily compile an x86[_64] Linux build on the same go. Hell, you don’t need to compile on a RPi since you can cross-compile even Window$ apps on a single Linux machine.
You can take a look at the GZDoom GitHub, for instance, to see how they’re doing it, if your code uses as little platform-/architecture-specific code as possible like GZDoom.
There is a reason why there is no x86 version for Linux, in this case we made the Raspberry Pi ARM version because we had a device to test the game on it.
If you want a x86 Linux version please support us by following us or purchasing the game for another platform.
Meanwhile, we might consider making the x86 Linux version in the near future.
Many thanks.
Since Monogame uses SDL and OpenGL, the latter being unsupported in VirtualBox (dunno about VMware Player;; plus no GPU passthrough), you could install Linux on an USB stick (for instance) or any spare partition on a drive (just make sure you don’t let it install GRUB over the Window$ bootloader) to avoid having to have separate machines, but you’ll have to reboot between systems.
