Open up Lutris again and you should find osu! in your Games library. Next, we need to add a environment variable to our osu! install before restarting to finish our installation. Once you have found this line, add tsched=0 on the end of this line so it looks like so: load-module module-udev-detect tsched=0. Once you are in the config, look for this line: load-module module-udev-detect (it was around line 52 for me) Once you have installed osu! and it can run, close it and we will begin a series of fixes/optimisations to make your experience better.įirst, we want to use ThePooN's winepulse patches for audio. If not, feel free to contact for help! Optimising osu! If it doesn't open at all or there is an error, scroll to the Known Issues section and see if that solves your problem. Audio and other things may be glitchy, but we will fix that below. Once it has installed, try to play it to verify that it opens. This can take anywhere between 2 and 15 minutes from my experience so just wait it out. Lutris will begin installing dependencies and osu! itself. It'll come up with a dialog asking to select what version to install, scroll until you see a version called Windows and then continue. Press on the Lutris option and then type osu! in the Search games search bar. Once it is open, you will see a sidebar with a heading called Sources. Lutris will be available as a regular application so find it and open it. Once Lutris is installed, we need to install osu! through Lutris.

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