NOTICE

This project is currently sunsetted. Maintaining and updating it became too difficult to manage. I might release a second version in the future, but it won’t be anytime soon.

Thank you to everyone who has supported this project! Your encouragement means a lot.

🎮 Optimi's P2Installer

Run Player2 (from player2.game) on Linux with ease.
This is a 3rd party installer app, not an official Player2 product.

Optimi's P2Installer is a cross-distro Python installer that automates the setup of dependencies, environment variables, and the latest Player2.AppImage.

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🤖 What is Player2?

Player2 (available at player2.game) is an AI-powered platform designed to enhance gaming experiences by providing intelligent in-game assistance. It enables gamers to:

• Integrate AI companions into games like Minecraft, offering dynamic interactions and support.
• Access AI APIs for indie game developers to create custom AI-driven content.
• Explore and share AI mods and games, fostering a community of creators and players.

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✅ P2Installer Features

• Cross-distro support: Works on Arch Linux, Ubuntu/Debian, Fedora, Gentoo, openSUSE, and Alpine Linux.
• Automated setup: Installs necessary dependencies, patches environment variables, and downloads the latest Player2.AppImage.

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⚙️ Requirements

• Linux (any major distro)
• sudo privileges
• Python 3.6 or later

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🚀 Installation

Run the following command to install Player2:

bash -c 'curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OptimiDEV/P2Installer/main/main.py -o /tmp/p2installer.py && sudo python3 /tmp/p2installer.py'

This script will:

1. Detect your Linux distribution.
2. Install required dependencies.
3. Download the latest Player2.AppImage.
4. Make the AppImage executable.
5. Patch your shell environment variables.

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🛠 Behind the Scenes

The installer script performs the following steps:

1. Check for sudo privileges: Ensures the script is run with appropriate permissions.
2. Display ASCII banner: Shows a welcome message with the Optimi logo.
3. Detect operating system: Identifies the Linux distribution using platform.freedesktop_os_release().
4. Install dependencies: Based on the detected OS, installs necessary packages using the appropriate package manager.
5. Download Player2.AppImage: Fetches the latest version of the Player2 AppImage from the official source.
6. Set executable permissions: Makes the downloaded AppImage executable.

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🛡️ Notes & Cleanup

• Uninstallation: To remove Player2, use sudo p2uninstall

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That's all.