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# Welcome

Kaizo is a Roblox cheat for Linux.

This docs site shows you how to set it up, what desktops work, and how to fix common problems.

## Start here

1. Requirements
2. Desktops and window managers
3. How to run
4. Using the menu

## Having trouble?

See [Common issues](/kaizo-docs/common-issues.md) for crashes, display fixes, overlay problems, and more.

If you are on **NixOS**, use the [NixOS](/kaizo-docs/common-issues/nixos.md) page. The normal `setcap` install path does not work there.

## Quick note

Read the desktops page before you install. Kaizo works on every window manager, but Sober has to run as XWayland. The command is on that page. Run it, then restart Sober.

Back to Installation.


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