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How to install GOG Galaxy on Manjaro Linux? I haven't seen any info about this distributive.
Sorry, GOG doesn't support Linux.
You can still play your games offline and the Galaxy client may or may not work and may break with an update at any time in Wine.


90% satisfied on Manjaro for over a year now. Most of the missing 10% has to do with xfce.
Officially 'In progress'
How many years has it been already?
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Dalswyn: Officially 'In progress'
How many years has it been already?
They are still stabilizing the specs. Galaxy seems to be coded in spaghetti.
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Themken: You can still play your games offline and the Galaxy client may or may not work and may break with an update at any time in Wine.

90% satisfied on Manjaro for over a year now. Most of the missing 10% has to do with xfce.
How to install games on Manjaro which i have bought on this store, you know?
I download it. Each of them in .sh format.. what is it?
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Themken: You can still play your games offline and the Galaxy client may or may not work and may break with an update at any time in Wine.

90% satisfied on Manjaro for over a year now. Most of the missing 10% has to do with xfce.
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gavyadina: How to install games on Manjaro which i have bought on this store, you know?
I download it. Each of them in .sh format.. what is it?
from the terminal you have two commands to use, go to the directory the sh file is in then type:

chmod +x name_of_file.sh

that gives permission to run the file, now simply type in:

./name_of _file.sh or sh ./name_of_file.sh

Another option is to install a third party program that will do the work for you, there are a few options such as Lutris, Gamehub, and MiniGalaxy.
Post edited November 13, 2020 by wolfsite
As I would on Fedora. Make the SH file executable.

Except instead of doing things command line style like Wolfsite, I'd just use a competent file manager, right click the file, adjust the permissions accordingly, and execute.

Now there's a good non-zero chance that some of the games may not be Linux compatible, but Ubuntu compatible. ADOM is an annoying example of this, having requirements for system libraries which literally never have existed in the Fedora Ecosystem or have been upgraded well beyond the versions asked.

That's just GOG's fault for picking the wrong horse to back, seeing as Appimages and (begrudgingly) Flatpack didn't really exist when Linux support arrived on GOG.
I install in the terminal nowadays to see any error messages but yes, need to allow the .sh file to be executable first.
Edit: sorry, someone already answered that. Guess I'm too tired.
Post edited November 14, 2020 by Dalswyn
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gavyadina: How to install games on Manjaro which i have bought on this store, you know?
I download it. Each of them in .sh format.. what is it?
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wolfsite: from the terminal you have two commands to use, go to the directory the sh file is in then type:

chmod +x name_of_file.sh

that gives permission to run the file, now simply type in:

./name_of _file.sh or sh ./name_of_file.sh

Another option is to install a third party program that will do the work for you, there are a few options such as Lutris, Gamehub, and MiniGalaxy.
Great thanks! Its work! I Installed game from command line.
And how to uninstall games on the command line?
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gavyadina: And how to uninstall games on the command line?
Run uninstall-game.sh where the game is installed.