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I cannot express this enough. Seriously, thank you so much for your work!
It's amazing how the game generation is so complex you have to add mods to the world generated, not to the game itself.
It's one of the top rated, oldest (it was written at Tarn's request to test DF's Workshop uploading before release), best publicized, most subscribed to (16K+ downloads) DF mods, and it removes one of the famously biggest hassles in the game, so it's often people's first mod. It's always going to have a relatively high rate of user error.*shrug* The youtube video (from the content creator currently doing the official tutorials) should cover that part.
All that said, I was getting mysterious failures that I know weren't user error. It was really strange and I still haven't figured out what happened. Other modders and both of the game's programmers looked at the previous upload and couldn't find a problem. One possibility is some changes in the DF file structure that happened while they were getting the Linux version working, but really any changes to DF that break this mod would probably break every mod, and I didn't get specifically Linux reports.