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PKHeX is a Pokémon core series save editor running on .NET Desktop Runtime 10. Includes a DPI awareness workaround for Wine compatibility and a review documenting current test results.
Move install directory from Program Files/PKHeX to PKHeX to avoid path quoting issues with Bottles. Document the required env var workaround (DOTNET_SYSTEM_GLOBALIZATION_USENLS=true) for .NET ICU culture enumeration bug when running under Wine.
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Add PKHeX, a Pokémon core series save editor. Requires .NET Desktop Runtime 10 (installed automatically) and a DPI awareness registry workaround to prevent crashes on file dialogs under Wine.
Workarounds included:
DPIUNAWAREAppCompatFlags registry key to avoidSetThreadDpiAwarenessContextcrash in .NET 10 WinFormsKnown cosmetic issues:
Note: During testing, the installer's "Proceed" button for local resources was invisible on a system with libadwaita 1.9+. This seems to be an upstream Bottles bug —
btn_proceedindialog-installer.blpis a bareGtkButtonchild ofAdwPreferencesPage, which may silently drop non-group children in newer libadwaita. Details documented inReviews/bottles-libadwaita-1.9-proceed-button.md.Type of change
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