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Lutris is compatible with any up-to-date Linux system. It relies on Python 3 and GTK libraries and will run on any desktop environment. Packages are provided for current Linux distributions. In some cases, Lutris will be available without adding additional software sources but if that's not the case, follow the instructions specific to your distribution below.

Make sure to install Wine and drivers!
If you plan on playing games for Windows, to ensure a smooth experience, install a recent version of Wine on your system. This will provide all necessary dependency as Lutris cannot ship with every component in its runtime. When playing games lutris will use a custom version of Wine optimized for games.
This is not needed if running Lutris from Flatpak.

    • Pop!_OSNobara

    Lutris is pre-installed on Nobara. Download Nobara.

    • Pop!_OSPop!_OS

    Lutris is available on Pop!_OS through Pop!_Shop.

    • SteamOSSteamOS

    To install Lutris on the Steam Deck, switch to Desktop Mode, open the Discover store then search and install Lutris.
    To play games from the Steam Deck UI:
    Select "Create Steam shortcut" during the game installation or right-click on an existing game and choose "Create Steam shortcut".

    To play games using the controller in desktop mode:
    - Open Steam settings and in the Controller section open Desktop Configuration
    - Change the controller configuration to Disabled
    - Keep the Steam key pressed to control your mouse
    - The controller will now be accessible in desktop mode

    • FlatpakFlatpak

    Lutris is available in Flathub.
    flatpak install flathub --user -y net.lutris.Lutris
    or for the beta version:
    flatpak install flathub-beta --user -y net.lutris.Lutris

    • UbuntuUbuntu
    • Elementary OSElementary
    • Linux MintLinux Mint

    A deb package is available from the release page on Github: https://github.com/lutris/lutris/releases

    • DebianDebian

    Packages compatible with Debian are available on the openSUSE Build Service.
    You can add a repository using terminal to receive automatic updates:

    echo "deb [signed-by=/etc/apt/keyrings/lutris.gpg] https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/strycore/Debian_12/ ./" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/lutris.list > /dev/null
    wget -q -O- https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/strycore/Debian_12/Release.key | gpg --dearmor | sudo tee /etc/apt/keyrings/lutris.gpg > /dev/null
    sudo apt update
    sudo apt install lutris

    • FedoraFedora

    Lutris is available in the official repositories

    sudo dnf install lutris

    • openSUSEopenSUSE

    Packages for current versions of openSUSE are available from the openSUSE repositories via YaST or commandline

    sudo zypper in lutris

    • Arch LinuxArch Linux
    • ManjaroManjaro

    You can get Lutris from the Arch Extra Repository. Updates on Manjaro are delayed.

    sudo pacman -S lutris

    • SolusSolus

    Lutris is available in the official repositories.

    sudo eopkg install lutris

    • Clear LinuxClear Linux

    Lutris is available as a bundle.

    sudo swupd bundle-add lutris

    • MageiaMageia

    Lutris is available in Mageia App Db: https://madb.mageia.org/package/show/name/lutris

    • GentooGentoo

    Lutris is available in portage tree: https://packages.gentoo.org/packages/games-util/lutris

    • CentOSCentOS
    • RHELRHEL

    For CentOS Stream and derivatives like RHEL 9 or Rocky Linux 9 the package is available in EPEL (Extra packages for Enterprise Linux)
    Note: Enable EPEL, you can follow these instructions for more information.

    • SlackwareSlackware

    A Slackbuild script is available at https://slackbuilds.org/apps/lutris/

    • Tarball packageTarball
    • SourceSource

    Lutris is available as a tar.xz package.
    If you want to try out the latest features or help with the development, you can get Lutris from Github: git clone https://github.com/lutris/lutris.git

    Lutris is written in Python. No compilation is required to run it. You also do not need to install it, cd in the source folder and run ./bin/lutris -d
    Warning: You'll need to make sure you have the necessary dependencies for Python 3 (PyGObject3 and PyYAML).

    Warning: Tools like Virtualenv or Pyenv are not supported. Please stick to the Python version provided by your OS. PyGObject code requires non Python dependencies to function correctly, it is highly recommended to satisfy those dependencies using your package manager.

    Warning: If Lutris isn't installed from your package manager already, some features such as browser integration support will be missing. We recommend you keep the latest release version installed, even if you plan on using the development branch.

    Warning: Please do not use setup.py install to install Lutris. It does not fully install lutris, some aspects are handled by the distribution's package manager. Additionally, Python's setuptools do not allow to easily uninstall software installed in such a manner.


    Please report all problems on the bugtracker

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