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What does the installer matter for DRM-free software? For software with other forms of DRM built-in anyway, who cares if the installer has it?
by kgwxd 10mo ago
What does the installer matter for DRM-free software? For software with other forms of DRM built-in anyway, who cares if the installer has it?
- yeputons 10mo agoCorrect, but GOG provides games without _any_ DRM, both in the installer and in the game itself.
- phatfish 10mo agoThe whole reason for GOG existing was they strip dead DRM from old games so the work again without "warez scene" cracks; and fix all the OS/driver incompatibilities along the way. As far as I know all the games you can buy on GOG will be completely DRM free.
- Gormo 10mo ago> What does the installer matter for DRM-free software? Requiring a network-connected proprietary client to install the software is itself a form of DRM. > For software with other forms of DRM built-in anyway, who cares if the installer has it? Again, GOG does not distribute games that include DRM, whether in the installer or in the game itself.