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## Integrations
BoilR can import games from many platforms, but there are limits based
BoilR can import games from many platforms, but there are limitations:
| Platforms | Windows | Linux (executable) | Linux (flatpak) |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------- | ----------------------------- | ----------------------------------------- |
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### How can I help/contribute?
If you are a coder, you are very welcome! You can fork this repo and then create a pull request.
To check formats and errors of code before run the code:
To check formats and errors of code before running the code:
```shell
cargo fmt
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This project is dual license MIT or Apache 2.0 , it is up to you. In short, you can do what you want with this project, but if in doubt read the license files.
## What is up with the name BoilR?
This tool turns things into Steam, therefor boiler, And it is written in **R**ust so therefor: BoilR
This tool turns things into Steam, therefore boiler, And it is written in **R**ust, so therefore: BoilR