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"GoG" what is that? > Unfortunately Linux is still far from ready. Depends on person. I use it for over decade, exclusively for few years since my Windows ins
by matkoniecz 3y ago
"GoG" what is that?
> Unfortunately Linux is still far from ready.
Depends on person. I use it for over decade, exclusively for few years since my Windows install bricked itself and recovery partition few years ago (and I discovered that I have no idea how I should reinstall Windows)
- nailer 3y agoGood Old Games. It's a game store, like Steam. Used to be for old games hence the name.
- JohnFen 3y ago> quickly found out that there is actually no way of running GOG on Linux But GoG is a website, not an application. The games they've ported/adapted to Linux work great, at least for me. I've never had the slightest trouble.
- simiones 3y agoClarified in another reply, I was referring to GOG Galaxy, the launcher that you would use to keep those games up to date, sync saves across systems etc.
- simiones 3y agoI'm referring to GOG Galaxy, the Good Old Games game launcher. It's an app similar to Steam, which allows you to install and update your GOG games, get achievements, sync saves etc.