GOG is already working on native Linux support
Summary
GOG is actively developing native Linux support for its Galaxy desktop client, as revealed in a recent Reddit AMA. The company's founder emphasized Linux's growing significance in gaming, marking it as the next major frontier. Read more at The Verge.
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What is GOG Galaxy?
GOG Galaxy is an optional desktop client and launcher for GOG games that provides features like cloud saves, automatic updates, cross-platform library management (including integration with Steam, Epic, and Xbox), achievements, and playtime tracking, though GOG games can also be downloaded and played directly from the website without it using DRM-free installers.[2][3]
What is the current status of GOG's native Linux support for Galaxy?
Work has already started on native Linux support for GOG Galaxy at an early stage, confirmed by co-founder and owner Michał Kiciński in a Reddit AMA and a job listing for a Senior C++ Engineer focused on Linux compatibility; no specific release date or ETA has been provided.[1][2]