Unless I missed something Adamhm’s wrappers are distro-agnostic, so I see no reason they wouldn’t work on Solus out-of-the-box ;)

All wrappers have been updated again with some general enhancements to the wrapper scripts (and some have been updated to use newer GOG installers where those have been updated).

Very good!

Is there a post somewhere with all the links to the files of the wrappers somewhere?
I'm keeping track of this thread but going to the gogmix, copypasting the links to the games' threads and then collecting the links to the files is rather tiresome. I could/would gather them now and post them here but maybe I missed something?

I've edited one of my earlier posts in the thread to add it:

https://www.gog.com/forum/general/adamhms_linux_wine_wrappers_news_faq_discussion/post3

Thank you very much!

Thank you adamhm. This is much appreciated!

Thanks!

A wrapper is now available for Medal of Honor: Allied Assault War Chest

If so - wishlisted! :) Are you planning a wrapper for Pacific Assault also?

By the way - I'm downloading Deus Ex and can't wait to play (and to check how it works with new wrapper using Wine 3.0). Thanks for the list of links also - it's impressive!

A wrapper is now available for S2: Silent Storm Gold Edition

I'll definitely be having a look at it at some point :)

Thanks!
And for now - thanks for Deus Ex! Works perfectly under Wine 3.0 after ~3h of gameplay.

All wrappers have been updated. They now include the ability to set some advanced Wine configuration options (e.g. CSMT, UseGLSL, MouseWarpOverride) and set a joystick/thumbstick dead zone without having to manually edit the registry. In addition the start script will now abort if it fails to read the desktop resolution, and there are various other small changes/fixes.

Also I forgot to add it to the release notes, but running the start scripts with "kill" as the first argument will make them run "wineserver -k" to force Wine to close in the event of things freezing etc.

@adamhm: Sorry if this has been asked before.
Do you publish all the wrappers bundled somewhere (or do you plan to) ?
Of course I could go to each thread and download the wrapper files, but especially with updates it would be best to have a central location with all files, to get the latest release for all of them. Should not be very space-consuming i guess?

Here is the full list of direct links.