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Limo is a free, open-source mod manager for Linux. It offers mod profiles, conflict detection, automatic updates, and built-in mod source access. It can import installed Steam games, check Nexus Mods updates and download mods, and work with LOOT to sort plugins and check issues. Limo also supports OpenMW plugin and archive files. Its deployment method uses links, and it automatically backs up files that need to be overwritten.

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    Mod Organizer 2

    Free plan Open source Windows

    Windows users managing game mods with virtual deployment — Mod Organizer 2 is a free, open-source Windows manager with virtual deployment, while Limo targets Linux and uses links.

    8.8 Free plan Visit site
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    Modrinth

    by Modrinth
    Free plan Open source APILinuxMac+2

    Finding Minecraft Java Edition projects across platforms — Modrinth hosts and helps users discover Minecraft Java Edition projects, while Limo manages mods and plugins for games including Steam titles.

    9.3 Free plan · paid from $4.99/mo Visit site
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    CurseForge

    by CurseForge
    Free plan Web

    Browsing free Minecraft mods on the web — CurseForge provides Minecraft mods through a web page, while Limo is a Linux mod manager with profiles, conflict detection, and Steam support.

    7.3 Free plan Visit site
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    Vortex

    Free plan ExtensionWindows

    Windows mod management across more than 30 games — Vortex supports more than 30 games on Windows, while Limo focuses on Linux and offers Nexus Mods and LOOT integration.

    7.4 Free plan Visit site
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    Modrix

    Free plan ExtensionLinuxMac+1

    Managing mods across platforms with GUI, TUI, or CLI — Modrix offers GUI, TUI, and CLI frontends with built-in support for 86 games, while Limo is Linux-focused and integrates with Nexus Mods and LOOT.

    7.6 Free plan Visit site
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    G3M

    Free plan LinuxMacWindows

    Managing GameMaker mods across desktop platforms — G3M focuses on GameMaker games and copies mods into place, while Limo manages mods for Linux games including supported Bethesda Steam titles.

    7.5 Open source Visit site
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    FlairX Mod Manager

    Free plan Windows

    Organizing mods for supported HoYoverse and miHoYo games — FlairX focuses on five HoYoverse and miHoYo games and includes visual libraries and presets, while Limo supports Linux mod management and Steam imports.

    7.2 Free plan Visit site
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    Irony Mod Manager

    Free plan LinuxMacWindows
    7.5 Open source Visit site
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    RimModManager

    Free plan LinuxMacWindows
    7.5 Free plan Visit site
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    HFW Mod Manager

    Free plan LinuxWindows
    7.4 Open source Visit site
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    CKAN

    Free plan LinuxMacWindows
    7.4 Open source Visit site
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    RimSort

    Free plan LinuxMacWindows
    7.4 Free plan Visit site
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    Prismo

    Free plan LinuxMacWindows
    7.4 Free plan Visit site
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    Zephyr

    Free plan LinuxMacWindows
    7.4 Free plan Visit site
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    Stardrop

    Free plan LinuxMacWindows
    7.4 Free plan Visit site
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    Gale Mod Manager

    Free plan LinuxWindows
    7.3 Free plan Visit site
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    Circinus Mod Manager

    Free plan LinuxMacWindows
    7.3 Free plan Visit site
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    Candor Mod Manager

    Free plan LinuxMacWindows
    7.3 Free plan Visit site
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    The Sims Mod Manager

    Free plan LinuxMacWindows
    7.3 Free plan Visit site
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    Corkscrew

    Free plan LinuxMac
    7.2 Free plan Visit site
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    Wrye Bash

    Free plan LinuxWindows
    7.2 Free plan Visit site
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    HumanitZ Mod Manager

    Free plan LinuxWindows
    7.2 Free plan Visit site
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    Satisfactory Mod Manager

    Free plan LinuxMacWindows
    7.1 Free plan Visit site
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    Modrex

    Free plan LinuxWindows
    7.1 Free plan Visit site

Limo’s Linux focus is its clearest constraint: readers using Windows or macOS may need a different tool, while its Flatpak workflow currently supports Bethesda Steam games. Its free plan has no stated limits, but there are no paid pricing details. When switching, weigh operating-system support and the games or mod sources you need against differences in deployment, game coverage, and discovery. Some alternatives focus on Minecraft projects or particular games, while others cover more platforms or offer multiple ways to manage mods.

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