Last year I played this game in Linux via scumvm.

So easy to make it run on Linux that makes me wonder why GoG.com didn't support old DOS games with scumvm and dosbox.

And eating Steam's DRM is out of the question.

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Quoting: zikzakIf only it wasn't under Steam only :-(

That's my point.

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This subject reminds me some things TheEnigmaticT said the other day here in GOL.

About breaking compatibility as the systems upgrades.
Seems that he was/is right at this point. (Why this issue appeared with just no modification of the program? : cause the modification of the host OS (upgrades) ).

But in the other hand ... Yes, it happened, but it's not so terrific like he explained to us.

People reacted inmediatly to support users just the problem appeared.

And the issue is solutionated. No casualities, no need to refund to anyone. Not so terrific.
We Linux users are used to manage program issues as a normal thing.

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This is a bundle like it sould be.

Linux, DRM free and no need of Steam.

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I love GamingOnLinux.com for the sales section : http://www.gamingonlinux.com/sales/

It sumarizes the sales of a lot of online indie/Linux video game shops and permits filter by shop, by digital distribution platform or whether the game is DRM Free or not.

Very useful.

Also for the Cheapskate's corner's articles.

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