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Migrating VRCX

Migrating VRCX​

VRCX is incredibly easy to migrate because it stores everything in a standard SQLite database. You don't need to export or convert anything; you just need to copy your folder over and point VRCX to your new Linux file paths.

Step 1: Install VRCX on Linux​

Download the latest VRCX AppImage from the official GitHub releases. Make it executable, launch it once to let it create its folder structure, then close it.

Step 2: Grab Your Windows Data​

From your Windows install (or backed-up drive), grab your VRCX roaming data.

  1. Open the Run dialog (Win + R), type %AppData%\VRCX, and hit Enter.
  2. Copy the entire contents of this folder to a USB drive or cloud storage.
  3. Note: The most important files are VRCX.sqlite3 (your database/history) and VRCX.json (your settings).

Step 3: Inject Your Data​

Overwrite the fresh Linux files with your old Windows files.

  1. Open your file manager and navigate to your Home folder.
  2. Press Ctrl + H to show hidden files.
  3. Navigate to ~/.config/VRCX.
  4. Paste the files you copied from Windows into this folder, overwriting anything it asks about.