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[jei]

Any simple way to mod away all the blood spatter in Linux?

It seems to be eating ridiculous amounts of FPS.

[Optimiztic]

Doesn't look like it. Has to be cleaned off, which requires idle workers. You might want to consider closing off the bloodied area for cleanup while your cleaners take care of the mess.

 A single bloody tile can bloody an entire fortress, after all. (If you are super bored, you can probably mod all the creatures blood into dust or gas. But that will take time.)

[sockless]

Use DFhack and use the DFcleanup tool, which removes all the vomit and blood on the map.

[Sphalerite]

Use DFhack and use the DFcleanup tool, which removes all the vomit and blood on the map.

Those don't exist for Linux yet, which was what prompted the question in the first place.

[Vince]

You could use Wine or upload your save for a Win user to delete the splatter for you.
Although I don't think the splatter affects the framerate that much.

[jei]

You could use Wine or upload your save for a Win user to delete the splatter for you.
Although I don't think the splatter affects the framerate that much.

If it doesn't, then I don't know what causes my forts, no matter the size or game style I play with, to slow down to 1-2 FPS by their year 5. I didn't have such problems in 40d with seasonal blood cleaning up, but all 2010 versions have done this to me.