So this is entirely fringe, but what if I have several games installed in one directory, and others located in /~/home/{user}/GOG Games because they don't function outside?

Also, I'm running Fedora 29, the installer panicked due to it not finding OpenSSL, except I very clearly have openssl-1:1.1.1a-1 installed.

That's probably becauuse it was linked against a different openssl version. It should work if you install from crates.io. Also, you can specify target directories for most, if not all commands.

Amazing stuff! Thanks!

I did (try to) install it from crates. It wanted some .9 version. I think it may also have to do with recent changes to the SSL structure in Fedora.

…Ah, I see. Seems I need to install the dev package too. That seems to have worked.

Update:

Okay, what did I do wrong? Here is a link to the .toml file, because GOG spat out an error when I tried to upload it.

Hmm. That is unusual. Could you also post:

- The command you tried to run

- The output when you run it with -vvvv at the beginning, for verbosity.

Thanks and sorry for the difficulties!

No problem. Bash history will make it easy to access the command.

https://pastebin.com/TBjtCACW

Here we are, one wrapped Pastebin for you.

Okay, I *think* I see what's happening here. Basically, the current update system is kind of weird with nonstandard version strings--like what I assume Factorio has. The delta updating doesn't have that issue, which is why it's going to be made the default in the next major release. Try updating with --delta, and if that doesn't fix the issue, try the most recent git master, which should at least help narrow down the issue. Sorry for the inconvenience --it's pretty weird trying to standardize the version strings.

Fair enough. Lemme pop over to a terminal and see what happens.

It is working and not working. I'll go fetch the log.

And upload it to Google Drive again because why would GOG ever accept a tar.gz?

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1IuXsFNvRj13jZg-O17rh7gOCHFrGVgt-

Sorry, but that link doesn't seem to work. It just sends me to a 404.

Seems the Dash got truncated from the actual link. Try this: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IuXsFNvRj13jZg-O17rh7gOCHFrGVgt-/view And include the -.

I've made a snap of wyvern which might be useful. There are a few problems to iron out with the snap confinement, so it won't be able to do things like install desktop files at present. Install with "snap install --dangerous wyvern_1.1.0_amd64.snap" if you're feeling brave.

Thanks for this! I'll put a link to it on my website next to the AUR version.

I wouldn't recommend using the snap yet. It is a work in progress and you're going to get bug reports which are irrelevant to your code.

is it still maintained? Could be nice to hear some news from developer from time to time