Played some Tonight We Riot (GOG/itch.io) on the HTPC with a friend. Played The Division 2 (Stadia) with my wife and her sisters last night. We are level 9 now. This is my 3rd go at this game and I'm starting to like it a lot more than I thought I would. They seem to love it. Playing some Shadowgate (GOG) today while my wife rest and finishes up her book before we head out to a dinner date.

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I'm no longer participating in what they have going on but I appreciate the 3 bundles I got back in the day.

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Quoting: ValethThe GOG version seems to have an issue where the download just stops after a short while.
Can anyone confirm that, or is that just on my end?

I've been able to download it without issue. Just checked 17 mins ago.

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I use SteamOS awhile back for my HTPC but dropped it as I left Steam and began to retire games that I no longer play.

Is GamerOS great for someone that has a large GOG/itch.io library? All of my games are controller based and we use our HTPCs as consoles-like machines.

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If the map editor can be available for GOG users that would be excellent.

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Just learned about the GOG affiliate link. Hope these next purchases helps.

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Quoting: GuestI hope they don’t.

The only upside of GOG.com is the DRM-free installers, and they already started to hide these in favour of their Galaxy malware. The lack of a Linux build of Galaxy is the only thing preventing them to add DRM-gated features to the Linux games they sell.

Agreed. I wish they did not create Galaxy at all. It is what it is.

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Quoting: GuestFor myself, the convenience of GOG is that it doesn't require some extra client to download the games - I can grab them directly from the website and use stand-alone installers. I prefer this personally, where available.

I with you on this. I tried Steam. Did not feel it. Chuck my account for a few bucks. Now I'm down to GOG, itch.io, Stadia and direct from devs.

I just things out of my way when I'm gaming. Whatever brings me to click and play on Linux gets my money.

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Quoting: CorbenI guess if you have a native resolution of 1080p or higher but Stadia sends you 720p it will look quite blurry. If it's sharp, it should be the native resolution. At least I could see it directly, if it was not 1080p.

It's sharp on my end. I can download some of the clips I made and send them your way. I mostly play ZA4, MK11 and Super Bomberman R Online.

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Quoting: CorbenAll that he wrote is another baby

I use it often. How can I tell exactly if it's doing what you want to see? It runs excellently for me on my HTPCs and main rig on Ubuntu Mate 20.04 on Brave Browser.

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