GOG is actively pursuing Linux support and calls it the "next frontier" for PC gaming. GOG has begun recruiting a Senior Engineer to port its Galaxy client to native Linux. No ETA yet, but the team ...
Back when GOG Galaxy was released, Linux gaming wasn't in great shape. At the very least, it wasn't in the shape that it currently is. As such, GOG seemingly didn't want to bother with a Linux version ...
TL;DR: GOG is developing a native Linux Galaxy launcher and has hired a Linux specialist, but offers no release timeline. The company is investing resources to redesign Galaxy for Linux. Current ...
GOG.com is adding Linux support to its classic gaming catalog ahead of schedule. The site, which optimizes older games for modern PCs and sells them DRM-free, is now offering 50 games on Linux. Some ...
Simon is a Computer Science BSc graduate who has been writing about technology since 2014, and using Windows machines since 3.1. After working for an indie game studio and acting as the family's go-to ...
GOG.com is a digital distribution platform that is specialized mostly in old games, but the company that owns it, CD Projekt Red, wants to also extend the support to include Linux. They are now ...
In March, GOG laid out plans to launch its first wave of 100 Linux games this fall. It turns out devotees of the open source OS don't have to wait that long, as GOG today added its first 50 Linux ...
Linux gaming has been in the news a lot lately, with more and more companies interested in adding support Linux. GOG.com is a popular gaming service that promised to add support for Linux a while back ...
GOG.com releasing games for Linux would have been great news for the open source platform, but it seems that we shouldn't get our hopes up. A GOG representative has left a somewhat disappointing ...
The job listing states, 'We are looking for a Senior Engineer to contribute to shaping GOG GALAXY's architecture, tools, and development standards with Linux in mind from day one,' and 'You will build ...
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