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Updated README.md merged the Doom Launcher changes.

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if [[ -n "${COLORTERM}" ]]; then if [[ -n "${COLORTERM}" ]]; then
terminal_emulator "${mudPath%/*}" "tt++" "${mudPath##*/}" terminal_emulator "${mudPath%/*}" "tt++" "${mudPath##*/}"
else else
tt++ "${mudPath%/*}" "${mudPath##*/}" tt++ "${mudPath##*/}"
fi fi

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## What are the differences in linux-game-manager and audiogame-manager? ## What are the differences in linux-game-manager and audiogame-manager?
The difference in [audiogame-manager](https://git.stormux.org/storm/audiogame-manager) and linux-game-manager is, linux-game-manager focuses on setting up games that are native to Linux while audiogame-manager focuses on getting Windows based games working in wine. Although the end result looks the same to the end user, lots of things are different under the hood. The difference in [audiogame-manager](https://git.stormux.org/storm/audiogame-manager) and linux-game-manager is, linux-game-manager focuses on setting up games that are native to Linux while audiogame-manager focuses on getting Windows based games working in wine. Although the end result looks the same to the end user, lots of things are different under the hood.
## Supporting the Project
If you want to support this and other Stormux projects, please check out the [Patreon](https://patreon.com/stormux).