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The wish to release GOG Galaxy on Linux is one of the most voted wishes. Now the developers probably focus more on Galaxy 2.0 so it's more likely that Galaxy 2.0 will be released on Linux than the original Galaxy.
+1 cachyos
+1 NixOS
+1 SteamOS
+1 Arch Linux
Bazzite
+1 Fedora
nobara
AppImage or Flatpak would work best for everyone.
+1 Mint & +1 Manjaro
+1 I'd like AppImage
+1 Nobara
+1 Mint
+1 Bazzite
Can't wait to try GOG on Linux!+1 CachyOS | Fedora
+1 mint
+1 CachyOS
I'd suggest developing a GOG client as an AppImage. It's probably the most manageable solution across Linux in general.Perhaps it could be an idea to have binaries in RPM, DEB and Zstandard archives for Fedora- Debian- and Arch-derivatives, respectively. But that seems like a headache to manage. At least so to me.
Debian
+1 openSUSE
+1 fedora
CachyOS seems like a no-brainer
+1 Mint / Bazzite
meow
You guys have no idea how long I've waited for this, it's what stops me from buying more games from Gog - please make it happen, it will pay for itself.
+1
SteamOS and CachyOS pls
+1fedora
+1 for basic features like Linux only downloads and installs, maybe cloudsaves too... But anything windows related like proton or other layers, installations of Windows/Mac Version, Store etc aren't needed (yet) :P
Any distro will do, just package it.
+1 CachyOS +1 Zorin OS
+1 Fedora Linux
+1 FedoraI'll go against the grain a bit and suggest Appimage. It can be sandboxed using Firejail if required and can self-update.flatpak can be a pain when it downloads half a gig for an entire desktop, and Epic Games' Linux preview client is frankly awesome so far... and already available!
+1 Nobara Linux (Fedora)