Thanks, great news! https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/lgogdownloader

LGOGDownloader 2.19
- Better handling of empty %platform% in Util::filepathReplaceReservedStrings
- Fixed setting filepath for language packs
* I forgot to set the filepath for language packs which caused some problems
- Added support for caching game details
* --update-cache creates and updates the cache.
* --use-cache enables loading game details from cache.
* --cache-valid specifies how long cached game details are considered valid
- Fixed login issue
* Regex in Downloader::HTTP_Login matched wrong auth url after GOG made some changes to website

https://sites.google.com/site/gogdownloader/lgogdownloader-2.19.tar.gz

sha256: 14b33806a54cd0bc3a5aabd1ac8c53f3973e6da2761eff0a36f48370dffd5888
md5: f386cd1e290913812a6fbd7acf2ec8bd

Great to hear, that lgogdownloader is now in the official Debian-Repos for Jessie and Sid! Well done!

I'll maintain the Debian Wheezy-Ports in my private repo as long as Wheezy is officially supported by Debian.

BTW: Debian Wheezy Repo and Downloads have been updated to 2.19. :-)

Merged pull request [url=https://github.com/Sude-/lgogdownloader/pull/36]#36

This adds priority handling of platforms and languages. See man page for details.

I'm running "lgogdownloader --game ai --repair --directory ~/Installers/ --platform 4 --no-deb" and its telling me that the files
gog_ai_war_fleet_command_dlc1_1.0.0.9.tar.gz
gog_ai_war_fleet_command_1.0.0.15.tar.gz
don't exist. I know they exist, because I extracted them to the place I put my non-Steam Linux games. Anyone know what's up with this?

I'm running LGOGDownloader 2.19 git cb2395b

Hi everyone, I'm new to linux and I'm having a little trouble following all of the instructions to get it for ubuntu. I'm currently using ubuntu 13.10. If someone could help me get this up and running I'd really appreciate it.

You can download the source from here: https://github.com/Sude-/lgogdownloader/archive/v2.19.tar.gz

Unpack it somewhere, and just run "make" from that location. Please post back if it fails with some error (you might need a few development libraries and C++ compiler installed).

It seems to work although the commend line says it's installing "windows installer english" for the game. Does that mean I need to play the game while running wine?

Do you mean the downloader downloads Windows version? You need to specify the system of the installer for it as a parameter. Run it with --help for details.

For Linux it's --platform 4

It downloaded the windows version of the installer first, and then the linux downloads started. It was 14 unnecessary hours, but it worked out in the end. Thanks for the help.

That sounds about right. Because so many GOG games don't have native Linux versions, the default behaviour is to download "Windows and/or Linux".

--platform 4 specifies Linux-only and you can use --no-deb or --no-targz to narrow it further.

If you want to adjust the default behaviour, read the documentation for --save-config.

Please make a new thread about it in the corresponding game forum section to avoid off-topic here.

Alright, sorry about that.

LGOGDownloader 2.20
- Added priority handling of platforms and languages (patch by: Gael Le Mignot)
- Made config and cookie files only readable/writable by the owner
- Fixed using --update-cache with --use-cache
- Fixed regex alias "all" for cached details
- Made the downloader continue on API error instead of breaking off in Downloader::getGameDetails
- Made progress bar adapt to terminal width
* Progress bar gets smaller if there isn't enough space to display the full progress bar
* Progress bar isn't drawn if the terminal window is too small

https://sites.google.com/site/gogdownloader/lgogdownloader-2.20.tar.gz

sha256: 3219d5fc2582b1e3b52226eb37867ed6d5f38106f3037107a75a59545f7c95ce
md5: e9b89918addaa763430141a15a24b5e7