mobalytics-repackager VS RuneBook

I use Manjaro Kde, an arch based distro. I tried a lot of apps for importing rune and items, but I only got 2 to work. One was Runebook, which another commenter already linked, and another was a version of Mobanalytics repackaged for Linux, which can be found here. Both work just fine for the purpose of importing runes and item builds.

https://github.com/sekwah41/mobalytics-repackager Since most helper apps are electron based those can be ported over Linux. That's Mobalytics working "natively" on Linux.

So, I came across https://github.com/sekwah41/mobalytics-repackager

I have no experience with Porofessor, but on Linux the most used software for this is Runebook, as far as I can tell. It runs natively, outside of your wine prefix. You point it to your installation inside your wine prefix and it should just work.

Update: Here´s the Github page link https://github.com/Soundofdarkness/RuneBook/releases/tag/v1.16.0

I use Runebook. It has native linux builds (.appimage), imports runes easily from several 3rd-parties :)

I am not quite sure tbh. I think RuneBook might do the trick. Never used it tho.

I was looking around for an Blitz.gg alternative since the newest versions are no longer working via Lutris/Wine. So I was looking around Github and found this repo: https://github.com/Soundofdarkness/RuneBook It supports different sources but misses the auto lane detection like in Blitz. Maybe its useful for someone that also looks for an alternative.

There is nothing better than RuneBook. Save your own pages or get them from multiple sources (opgg, lolalytics, ugg...)