GOG Galaxy Is Coming to Linux as a Native Application
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GOG Galaxy will receive a version compatible with Linux distributions, but the release date is not yet known. However, the hiring of a person responsible for this project has been confirmed. Linux will be an even better gaming platform. We've been waiting for this for a long time. There's increasing talk that GOG Galaxy will be the go-to launcher for those who want to actually own games. All titles offered there can be downloaded as local, unsec…
GOG Finally Answers a Long-Standing Request as Galaxy Heads to Linux
HANDHELD NEWS – GOG has officially confirmed that work is underway on native Linux support for its Galaxy application, a development that could make accessing the store’s games considerably easier on Steam Deck. The company has already hired a specialist to lead the effort, although it is not yet prepared to announce a release date. One of the GOG community’s oldest and most persistent requests may finally become reality. The company has confi…
GOG Galaxy game client is headed to Linux, where it will compete with Steam. • GOG already sold games for Linux, but they had to be downloaded from the website. • The open source community is already using alternative tools like Lutris or Heroic.
For a long time users had to wait, but now it's official. The game client GOG Galaxy gets a native version for Linux. This brings functions such as cloud storage levels and automatic updates to the platform without detours. (Continue reading)
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