Just finished TW3 main story. Now playing Hearts of Stone.

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Quoting: GuestOr a native port (I'm looking at you Cyberpunk 2027)

Looking forward to that. They are already investing in Stadia release, so making a proper Linux release on GOG won't be hard for them.

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Quoting: orochi_kyoBut you GOG users keep wishing GOG will use proton, keep wishing more devs will release more games on that platform.

I don't buy games in DRMed stores, so yes, I encourage developers to release on GOG and other DRM-free stores. Why do you find it strange? Not everyone accepts DRMed approach.

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Quoting: MohandevirSorry... I wrongly tought that GoG did provide support for wrapping/porting, in the past... It was probably Humble.

They actually did, but just for a few games. Then they dropped the effort, especially with Linux team in GOG dwindling.

Example of the game that GOG released wrapping in Wine themselves: https://www.gog.com/game/flatout_2 [External Link]

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Quoting: MohandevirIn fact that's exactly what I look forward to: transparency. In the best of case, it could take the form of a Linux GoG galaxy client with Proton integration... Or, minimally, a Proton wrapped TW3 build, for example.

You can use community wrappers for that. See: https://www.gog.com/forum/general/adamhms_linux_wine_wrappers_news_faq_discussion [External Link]

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Quoting: LeopardThings that Linux GOG users are missing due to lack of GOG Galaxy:

-Cloud saves
-Multiplayer
-Achievements
-Auto updates
-Integration with other store fronts ( new GOG Galaxy thingy)

Most of which I don't care about :) Incremental updates for GOG games are supported by lgogdownloader quite well now. And for multiplayer I prefer game developers not to be locked into some store infra like GOG or Steam, but to support it independently.

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Quoting: MohandevirI would like to see GoG integrate Proton in some form... Maybe offer proton wrapped versions of their Windows games, if at all possible. I'd be a lot more inclined to support them. Having to deal with Lutris or wine is not something that I look forward to...

I'm using regular Wine+dxvk without major problems, sometimes with esync patches too for very demanding games like TW3. I know Proton has some extra patches like scaling and such. But what other benefits does it give besides Steam integration which is pointless for GOG games?

I avoid Lutris and other high level Wine managers, since getting to control Wine directly gives you a lot more flexibility. I simply make a launch script for each game, where various variables can be adjusted, like logging level, HUD enabling and such.

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Good to see progress on Index. A bit surprising Valve aren't backing Monado directly, like they are doing with radv. Or are Valve partnered with Collabora on this?

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macOS is a DOA system for gaming. Quite expected. And Apple were doubly dumb by shooting themselves in the foot with their Metal NIH. Apple management doesn't care about gaming in the least.

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You can see it's 14 nm since it boosts to 5 GHz still. On 7 nm nothing will be boosting to such frequency. AMD got ahead of Intel thanks to TSMC, and it's surprising Intel still couldn't get to smaller node process.

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