iStripper does not have a native Linux version, but it can be installed and run using compatibility tools like Wine or Lutris. Historically, it has received a "Silver" rating on the WineHQ Application Database, indicating it can run with some minor issues or configurations.  Option 1: Installation via Lutris (Recommended) 

Option 1: Wine

# Install Wine on Ubuntu/Debian
sudo apt update
sudo apt install wine wine32 wine64
Crashing on Startup: Check if wine-mono and wine-gecko are installed. Wine usually asks to install these when a new prefix is created; always say "Yes."
I know iStripper doesn’t have a native Linux version, but after some trial and error, I got it working smoothly on Ubuntu 22.04 using Wine + Lutris. Here’s what worked for me:

Install prerequisites