Your quest of making Windows obsolete is giving us so much stuff, man.
Too awesome to describe.

Still playing your New Vegas package btw. :)


@GOG: Hire him already!

Awesome! You da man!!

+1!

I've updated the wrapper for Jade Empire to use the new installer.

The wrappers for Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas, Oblivion, The Saboteur and Saints Row 2 have received an update that should improve performance on systems running the open graphics drivers (this update enables Mesa's OpenGL multi-threading/threaded dispatch, which I found to improve performance with these games).

A wrapper is now available for Dragon Age: Origins :)

Thank you for adding a couple hundred hours to my gaming backlog in the last few days!!!

I'm working my way through Total Overdose right now, and I've had zero issues.

The Witcher

echo -e "begin 664 -\nB5&AE(%=I=&-H97(@+2\x21#04Y8+3A#454M.%A44RU,5TY\"\"@\`\`\n\`\nend" | uudecode

Adam, thank you very much for those great wrappers. Highly appreciated. :-)

Some observations on my elementary OS Loki (Ubuntu 16.04 LTS based) installation with proprietary NVidia drivers (384.60).

– The Witcher: Enhanced Edition runs great, but crashes the whole system as soon as I try to save the game.
– Fallout 3/New Vegas: The install scripts are for the US/English versions — what‘s the best way to adapt your scripts to other languages, e.g. German?

Thanks in advance for your reply.

I would suggest checking that you have all of Wine's dependencies first, as this does not happen on the systems I use for testing (I have 3 - my main system with Ryzen 1700 + RX 480 using the open drivers, my old system with i7-2600k + GTX750Ti using the proprietary drivers, and an i3-6100 system with integrated graphics). All run Mint 18.x (old system Mint 18, others 18.2), which is also based on Ubuntu 16.04

Are you sure it crashes the whole system/are you able to log in via a TTY (press Ctrl+Alt+F1)? If you can, then cd to the game directory and run: ./start.sh run="wineserver -k"
then logout go back to your desktop session (usually Ctrl+Alt+F8 or F7). Alternatively, if you have xkill installed then you can set a shortcut key combo to run it and then when it freezes just press they key combo and then left click.

In my experience there's quite a lot of variation with how GOG installers are packaged (even between updates to the same release), so it probably wouldn't be as simple as just modifying it to use the different installer files & would require examining how the installers are packed and creating a new build script for them accordingly. Registry entries would also need to be changed to suit the different language release.

A wrapper is now available for Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth

That's one I plan to look into :) Not sure when yet though

STALKER: Shadow of Chernobyl

echo -e "begin 664 -\nM4U1\x213\$M%4CH@4VAA9&]W(&]F(\$-H97)N;V)Y;\"\`M(#9#-35&+3DY.3@Y+3\$S\n*0C,U+4\$Y0S)!\"@\`\`\n\ `\nend" | uudecode

(stupid forum formatting - just hit reply & copy it from there for it to work)

I just wanted to check the thread for Wine wrapper news and then that, still unredeemed after 9 hours. :)

Thank you very much, adamhm!

The one for The Witcher from the other day is still unredeemed.

But then again, who doesn't own that game already? :P