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Getting a roblox lua executor linux setup running used to be a niche hobby, but nowadays it feels more like a rite of passage for anyone who prefers open-source over Windows. If you've spent any time on a distro like Arch, Mint, or Fedora, you already know that gaming is a bit of a mixed bag. While Steam's Proton has made things incredible for most titles, Roblox has always been that one awkward kid at the party who refuses to play nice with others. When you add the layer of wanting to run custom Lua scripts into that mix, things get even more interesting—and a little bit complicated. ...