Uks2yttriumthen lol there's a reason this doesn't work on Linux. Even if you were to try running it with WINE I think its DLLs are too deeply rooted in Win32 to load properly.
Again, just tell me what you want disabled and I'll make VPKs for you. It takes like, a single minute of my time.
Thanks for offering but I think it do it through a virtual machine or something, that way I know I can change it if need be.
Okay, then I'll make this easy for you. When looking for the "Team Fortress 2" folder it expects to find vpk.exe and studiomdl.exe under the Team Fortress 2/bin folder. It doesn't care about anything else. Now, those executables do need their corresponding dlls - so here's a zip of a Win32 bin folder. Much lighter than downloading a full TF2 install. Then just copy its output from tf/custom/compviewmodels.vpk.