There isn't an exact equivalent to LiveSplit for Linux that offers all the same features and functionalities. However, there are a few options you can explore for timing and splitting speedruns on Linux:

1. **Llanfair**: Llanfair is a simple and lightweight split timer for speedrunners. It's compatible with Linux and offers basic split and timing functionality. It might not have as many advanced features as LiveSplit, but it can serve as a good alternative.
2. **WSplit**: WSplit is another popular split timer used by speedrunners. While it's not natively available for Linux, you can try running it through compatibility layers like Wine.
3. **QSplit**: QSplit is an open-source split timer for Linux that aims to provide features similar to LiveSplit. It's still under development, so you might want to check its current status and whether it meets your requirements.
4. **Use LiveSplit via Wine**: While not a native solution, you can try running LiveSplit using Wine, a compatibility layer that allows you to run Windows applications on Linux. This might not guarantee perfect performance or stability, but it's worth a try if you're particularly attached to LiveSplit's features.
5. **Consider Virtual Machines or Dual Booting**: If you're comfortable with more advanced setups, you could run a virtual machine with Windows or set up a dual-boot configuration to use LiveSplit or other Windows-specific tools on Linux.

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