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A tree may suffice, from the installer point of view. However, some changes may be working over the same file and hard to isolate. Just a guess.

So, what does the description say now?

The perk bloody mess makes you kill him automatically, AFAIR. You can technically kill him before, too, but I don't think it's doable without cheating. He's got a dead animation on his big seat and all.

I hope that's a metaphor, because Killap is in his right of dropping the ball. He gave us a lot, it's time for someone else to pick up his work. Or don't, the mod is pretty great as it is anyway. If several (at least two) months from now nobody else decides to resume the effort, I *might* give...

Maybe it's not immunity to FEV caused by wild strains, but Mariposa's and the wild one competing, trying to 'fix' the host's DNA in conflicting ways, since they're 'programmed' in different ways. I think maybe I'm paraphrasing some of the things you said, tho. The minor protection against...

Not going to participate fully because I should use my time on other things I'm procrastinating furiously, but I want to mention that while Marcus is no proof that super mutants actually are supposed to become geniuses (we have no evidence to believe even him in particular is above average...

Weren't all these positive claims about the virus actually made by the promoters of its research? They may have been heavily biased, if not outright 'embellishing' the truth about it. I think it'd make sense. Also, post-war results are pretty much great bio-weapons. That's enough motivation for...

Maxson's mutiny, I think, was more about the subjects being robbed of their most basic rights rather than about the result being a possible threat. On the topic, I think mechanically there should be a con if allowed, but I don't see story-wise why becoming an aggressive monster is a must. The...

Regarding method of administration, the Master was swimming on FEV for a good while IIRC, while super mutants are likely dipped for a way shorter period. That *might* be one cause for the results being different. AFAIR, yeah, injected to the spine bulb or something like that. As stated...

My 2 cents. I'd rather think of it as a prerequisite: you have to already be quite lucky to survive an event like that and actually become something (in terms of survival afterwards) way better. My memory is likely failing, but didn't they come from fairly non-radiated backgrounds? Maybe those...

I'm very much on the side of this, but I think it would be confusing for users, specially for settings that are effective on a per-savegame basis. Also, someone mentioned it'd be desirable for the continue-after-ending option to be a decided during the game itself.

Killap already released the sources for free, so it's a matter of stepping up and maintain it.

With regards to documentation, the user would need to know where to look anyway. But the computer is more likely to be looked at expecting in-game content than a rock would be. Anyway, is there any reason why it can't be done with the settings menus?

I think some mod did that before. Good idea!

WRT installing mods on Linux, this may be interesting: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Linux-5.2-Early-Look It would mean it'd be simpler to achieve in the near future.

Maybe there's a way to generate both the installer and the package from a single file? Something like a json and a little script processing it.

Now that I think about it, I always gamed on Windows, except for Life is Strange and Telltale episodic titles, which run flawlessly on WINE, and Baldur's Gate II Enhanced Edition, which IIRC has a native Linux client. That's pretty much the only reason I ever boot Windows. Generally, having this...

Well, I use Linux every day since a few years ago. Aware of case sensitive issues, but always used 'native' (i.e., tar and stand-alone compressors), never things like self-extract.

That's fair. I thought it was just a bonus, not an explicit target. That's curious, indeed. I'm not a purist, so I don't really oppose that, but I find it surprising. Out of total ignorance, does that work correctly on non-Windows OSes? I never really tried self-extract on Linux.