The launcher now automatically runs git lfs install on new clones.
The LFS development team has officially started public testing for , which introduces a new graphics engine . lfs launcher updated
In the niche world of hardcore racing simulators, Live for Speed (LFS) has maintained a cult-like reverence since its initial release in 2003. Known for its peerless tire physics and netcode, LFS has often been criticized for its austere, function-over-form user interface. For nearly two decades, the primary gateway to the simulation was a functional but dated launcher—a relic of the Windows XP era. The (officially rolled out in stages from 2020 onwards) represents far more than a simple facelift. It is a philosophical re-engineering of how players interact with the sim, transforming the launcher from a mere settings menu into a dynamic, integrated control centre for modern racing. The launcher now automatically runs git lfs install
The LFS Launcher, also known as the Linux From Scratch (LFS) Launcher, is a software tool designed to simplify the process of creating and managing Linux From Scratch systems. Linux From Scratch is a project that provides a set of instructions for building a custom Linux system from source code. The LFS Launcher is an updated and user-friendly interface that streamlines the LFS installation process, making it more accessible to users. Known for its peerless tire physics and netcode,
, which displays in-game statistics, online friends, and active server lists. Recent Updates & Features
Introduced a --refetch option to force objects to be re-downloaded and a --json output for metadata consumption by external tools.
: This custom launcher allows players to connect to specialized servers, manage community-made car mods, and use LFS Pro accounts for advanced features like "spinning" or engine tweaks.