EntropyUnderControl

Seems Nexus is locking and burying any threads attempting to talk about this issue and then pretending it is answered. Petty. Although it does appear I have an answer to my question in a round about way: no, Nexus has still not bothered making their mod manager available on Linux, nor are they working on doing so properly. Considering it has been years since I used this site because of that and a couple years since I checked last to see what was up on that front, just to find literally zero efforts on the issue, well, I guess I will continue not using the site and start looking harder for alternatives.

I basically stopped using this site after migrating to Linux because they hadn't bothered to make their mod manager compatible. I'd occasionally stop in to find a manually installable mod, but mostly found those mods elsewhere. It has been a few years since I checked in last, so I thought I would stop by and see if they had finally worked on improving this situation. I know there are complicated ways of getting it to work, but honestly after doing this once and it getting broken by an update, I am more interested in seeing a native client, or at least an effort on their part to make it easier to install and run. So has the situation change at all? Or is Linux still getting the shaft from Nexus? It would certainly be nice to play modded Skyrim and Fallout without the hassle of juggling OSes and scripts and whatnot. Or is there an alternative mod client that I have not heard of maybe?