GOG has officially announced that it is working on a native version of its Galaxy launcher for Linux. This development comes as part of the company’s efforts to expand its platform beyond Windows, catering to the growing community of Linux users.
To spearhead this initiative, GOG has employed a specialist in Linux development. This move indicates a commitment to enhancing the user experience for Linux users, who have long awaited a dedicated version of the launcher.
However, as of now, GOG has not provided any specific timeline regarding the release of the Linux version of the Galaxy launcher. Additionally, there is no information available on how the platform will manage Windows-exclusive titles in this new environment.
The announcement was covered by TweakTown, highlighting the significance of this development in the gaming community. As the gaming landscape continues to evolve, GOG’s efforts may pave the way for more inclusive gaming options across different operating systems.
Source: TweakTown