CrossHook

6.1easy start · #13 of 30
in Game Trainers

Runs on Linux.

CrossHook is ranked #13 of 30 in game trainers on The Geeks Club. It runs on Linux.

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What it does: CrossHook is a native Linux launcher for trainers, mods, and patches used with Steam and Proton games.
Launch modes: It supports Steam App Launch, direct Proton Run, and native Linux launches.
Steam discovery: CrossHook discovers Steam libraries, installed games, App IDs, Proton versions, and compatdata paths.
Profiles: Profiles save game, trainer, and launch settings for reuse.
Community integrations: Users can browse, import, export, and sync shared profiles from Git repository taps.
ProtonDB: The profile editor can show ProtonDB compatibility tiers and advisory community suggestions for games with a Steam App ID.
Diagnostics: CrossHook can export a diagnostic bundle containing system information, application state, and relevant logs.
Security: Exported trainer scripts are written with owner-only 0700 permissions because they may contain sensitive environment variable values.
Distribution: Current public releases provide a Flatpak bundle for x86_64 Linux, and Flatpak is the supported packaged format.
Steam Deck: CrossHook supports Steam Deck, including controller and touchscreen navigation in Gaming Mode.
Limit: The native launch mode does not support the two-step trainer workflow because trainers are Windows executables that need Proton.
License: CrossHook is open-source software under the MIT License.

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